Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains Japanese grammar patterns for expressing lack of change, leaving something undone, and time-specific actions. Includes vocabulary, conjugation rules, and example sentences for learners.
This is the list of the Japanese grammar rules needed to study for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N3. (JLPT N3 Grammar List)
Collection of lessons on Japanese greetings and expressions including how to greet, apologize, thank, and introduce yourself. Covers formal and informal registers with cultural context for learners.
Interactive exercises supplementing the Genki textbook lessons for Japanese learners, organized by lesson with practice for grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and sentence structures from beginner through intermediate levels.
Complete conjugation table for the Japanese verb nomu (to drink), a JLPT N5 godan verb. Shows plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative conjugations.
Downloadable flashcard sets for JLPT N5 grammar points in multiple formats. Offers free individual flashcards and batch downloads with print-ready PDFs for Patreon supporters.
A clear, complete guide to Japanese verb conjugation: the three verb groups, the all-important て-form, plain vs polite, past, negative, potential and more — with patterns and examples.
Explains the two types of Japanese adjectives (i and na) with conjugation rules, examples, and word lists organized by meaning for beginners.
Detailed grammar lesson on ます, the polite verb ending auxiliary, with explanation of structure, etymology, and example sentences. For beginners studying Japanese grammar.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle de explaining its two main uses: marking the means by which an action is completed and marking the location where an action takes place.
Guide to saying thank you in Japanese with multiple expressions from casual to formal, explaining when to use each phrase based on social relationships and context.
Master Japanese causative form to express making or letting someone do something. Learn causative conjugation for all verb groups.
Guide to the Japanese particle の, covering possession, description, categorization, and nominalization with examples and common mistakes. Designed for beginners.
Explains how to express obligation and prohibition in Japanese using だめ, いけない, and ならない with various grammatical structures. Covers must do and must not do patterns for beginner learners.
An iOS app offering Japanese grammar lessons for all JLPT levels, reading exercises, kanji and vocabulary study with spaced repetition, minigames, and a built-in dictionary for custom study lists.
Lesson on non-deictic time expressions and context-dependent time phrases in Japanese, covering temporal particles, core vocabulary for times of day, and grammatical rules for their usage.
Guide to the Japanese particle で covering its six uses: action location, means, cause, scope, material, and quantity. Includes examples, practice quiz, and comparison with similar particles for JLPT N5 learners.
Lesson on the particle も covering its uses for expressing both/neither constructions, emphasizing quantity or lack thereof, and related grammar patterns with examples and explanations.
Guide explaining effective approaches to learning kanji, arguing that studying kanji in isolation is ineffective and that learners should focus on learning kanji through vocabulary words and context instead.
Grammar guide explaining Japanese adverbs, their types, syntax, and word order. Covers lexical adverbs, ni-adverbs, ku-adverbs, to-adverbs, mimetic adverbs, and their usage modifying verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
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