Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains な-adjectives for JLPT N5 learners, covering structure, conjugation rules, and how to distinguish them from regular nouns using the adverb とても.
Comparison of Japanese and Korean difficulty for English speakers, examining writing systems, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary to help learners choose which language to study.
Understand the difference between 「と」 and 「や」 in Japanese. Learn when to use them for listing, quoting, and speaking naturally, with examples and common mistakes.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the particle に (ni) with 19 different uses and numerous examples. Covers basic to advanced usage for JLPT N5 level learners.
Detailed explanation of the demonstrative pronoun あれ (that over there) with comparisons to related words like これ, それ, and あの. Includes example sentences and links to related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
A graded reading story for JLPT N3 learners about a coworker navigating keigo in a workplace setting. Includes furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions.
Explains the kanji repetition symbol 々, its usage with reduplicated morphemes, pronunciation changes like rendaku and sokuonbin, and rules for when it can and cannot be used in Japanese words.
Grammar lesson on the particle ばかり, explaining how it expresses abundance, constant repetition, and exclusive focus.
Detailed grammar lesson on Nによって (depending on N / it depends on N) for JLPT N3 learners, with formation rules, multiple meanings, embedded question patterns, examples with audio, comparisons to related grammar, and.
Grammar lesson on the formal particle において, which marks location, time, and context in official and academic writing.
Guide to 16 Japanese greetings with romanization, kanji, and usage contexts. Explains when to use each greeting and provides example sentences for beginners and workplace situations.
A beginner-friendly guide to Japanese particles that explains the role and function of the core particles with clear examples and comparison tables.
Guide to Japanese demonstratives (これ, それ, あれ, どれ) explaining their uses as pronouns based on object position and distance, with examples of how they function in statements and questions.
Explains the particle か used to indicate alternatives or choices, as in 'tea or coffee', with example sentences and comparisons to similar grammar points like それとも and あるいは.
A guide to Japanese honorifics (keigo) covering the three main types: teineigo (polite form), sonkeigo (respectful form), and kenjougo (humble form).
Master Japanese honorifics: sonkeigo, kenjougo, and teineigo explained with conversion tables, business Japanese examples, and common mistakes.
A grammar lesson explaining how to use いる and ある to express existence and possession, with examples, conjugations, and notes on kanji usage. Designed for Japanese learners at beginner level.
Supplements and corrections to Tae Kim's grammar guide for intermediate learners, covering particles, grammatical case marking, verb inflections, and other grammar points with detailed explanations and academic.
Guide to particles used with Japanese verbs, covering the direct object particle を, the target particle に, the directional particle へ, and the contextual particle で, with vocabulary and example sentences for each.
Guide to the Japanese counter つ and its many uses for counting three-dimensional objects, abstract things, orders, and ages. Covers pronunciation, examples, and when to use つ as a substitute for other counters.
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