Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Practice exercises for Japanese particles, focusing on は, も, and が through fill-in-the-blank activities and sample sentences with vocabulary and kanji lists for beginners.
Guide to essential business Japanese phrases covering greetings, requests, apologies, and follow-up language with examples and practice tips for learners preparing for professional communication in Japanese workplaces.
A detailed grammar lesson on ～なら (nara), a contextual conditional form meaning "if that's the case." The page explains usage with examples, compares it to similar conditionals, and includes practice sentences for.
Free JLPT practice quizzes covering vocabulary and grammar for all proficiency levels from N5 to N1. Tests learners' knowledge with questions tailored to each JLPT level.
Publisher page for the Japanese for Busy People textbook series, a three-volume integrated course covering basic Japanese grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and conversation skills with audio files and supplementary materials.
A personal wiki collecting scattered notes on Japanese learning methods, grammar tricks, kanji study, and curated resources for learners at all levels.
An app for learning Japanese through hand-crafted lessons covering kana, vocabulary, grammar, and verb conjugation from N5 to N1 level, with spaced repetition and optional tutoring.
A guide covering Japanese writing systems, basic grammar, common phrases, speech levels, and cultural topics including traditions, festivals, and customs.
Grammar lesson explaining the auxiliary verbs ～てくる and ～ていく, covering their directional and temporal meanings with movement and change verbs, formation rules, and practical examples for intermediate learners.
Explains how morphemes work in Japanese, particularly how kanji represent meaningful units that combine to form words, with examples of compound words and verb conjugation suffixes.
A grammar lesson explaining the JLPT N4 pattern あまり～ない (amari~nai), meaning not very or not much, with nine example sentences showing usage with adjectives and verbs.
Guide to the Japanese counter 年 (nen) for counting years, including calendar years, school grades, and planetary orbits. Covers pronunciation patterns and provides example sentences for learners.
Da is casual. Desu is formal.
Guide to saying please in Japanese using kudasai, onegaishimasu, choudai, and other phrases, with explanations of when each form is appropriate based on relationship and formality level.
A blog and study resource organized by JLPT level with grammar, vocabulary, and kanji lessons, practice tests, and downloadable study guides for learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Detailed lesson on the case particle から and its uses marking starting points in space, time, and other contexts.
Teaches how to use verb and state-of-being clauses as adjectives to modify nouns and explains Japanese sentence structure and word order rules for beginners.
A practical guide to Japanese keigo (honorific language) covering sonkeigo, kenjougo, and teineigo with charts, verb lists, and workplace examples organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1.
Community forum discussion about the Japanese grammar particle よ, covering its use for emphasis and conveying new information. Native speakers and learners explore nuances of politeness and appropriate usage contexts.
Explains the 214 kanji radicals and the six principles of kanji classification, covering pictograms, ideographs, and semasio-phonetic compounds with examples and etymological context for learners.
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