Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Detailed lesson explaining the particle で, covering its use to indicate the location of an action and the method or means by which something is done, with numerous example sentences and comparisons to similar particles.
Practice materials for the JLPT N1 exam including grammar questions, vocabulary exercises, kanji tests, and full practice exams with answers.
Complete overview of Japanese particles. Learn how particles mark grammatical relationships and enable flexible word order in Japanese sentences.
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.
Guide to the Japanese particle から, covering its use to mark sources, starting points in space and time, origins, reasons, and transitions. Suitable for beginners learning Japanese grammar.
Chapter summary covering Japanese nouns and adjectives, state-of-being conjugations, question formation, and sample conversation practice. Intended for beginners learning foundational grammar.
An introduction to Japanese sentence structure, particles, and how pronouns work differently from English, using examples from anime and manga. Designed for complete beginners with no prior Japanese knowledge.
A guide to understanding and navigating silence in Japanese conversations, covering cultural context, techniques like aizuchi and filler words, vocabulary with kanji and romaji, usage scenarios, and practice exercises.
A vocabulary review lesson covering 40 basic Japanese verbs organized by week, with romanization, kanji, and example sentences for each word. Designed for beginners following daily lessons on social media.
Explains the difference between the particles に and で for expressing location in Japanese, covering existence, action, destination, and means with examples and common mistakes.
Grammar lesson on です as a polite copula used to declare identity and describe states.
Explains the N5 grammar particle だけ (dake) with meanings including "only" and "as much as", providing example sentences, vocabulary lists, and downloadable flashcards for JLPT preparation.
Twenty-one lessons teaching natural Japanese expressions used in everyday situations like workplaces, restaurants, and homes.
「日本の文化」「学生のとき」「飲むのが好き」 — の has far more functions than most learners expect.
Explains how relaxed pronunciation works in Japanese, showing how words are abbreviated and distorted in casual speech and manga, with examples of common contractions that differ from dictionary forms.
An interactive conjugation tool that displays Japanese verb forms across tenses, aspects and moods with sentence examples. Serves learners of all levels seeking to understand verb conjugation patterns.
Bunpro's explanation of ru-verbs (ichidan verbs) covers their conjugation patterns, including dictionary form, masu form, negative, past, and te-form.
Explains the N4 grammar point 〜方 (kata), which turns verbs into nouns meaning "how to" or "way of doing." Includes formation rules, example sentences with translations, and common mistakes for intermediate learners.
Guide to the Japanese counter 階 (kai) for counting building floors and describing multi-story structures, with pronunciation rules, examples, and usage patterns for learners.
Explains six ways to express intentions in Japanese, comparing nuances between constructions like ～ようと思う, ～たいと思う, つもり, and 予定. Designed for intermediate learners.
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