Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Detailed grammar lesson explaining six uses of the particle だって (datte), from quoting and giving reasons to emphasizing and listing examples.
Guide to Japanese second-person pronouns including あなた, 君, and お前, explaining their uses, politeness levels, and contextual nuances for learners.
Provides JLPT N2 exam preparation materials including past exam questions from 2010 onwards, grammar and vocabulary practice tests with answers, kanji exercises, and listening scripts for test takers.
Kanshudo offers graded lessons in kanji, vocabulary, and grammar for beginners through advanced learners, along with flashcards, games, and progress tracking tools.
Video lesson on asking prices in Japanese featuring basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, and cultural content about transportation for mid-level learners.
Guide to Japanese verb fundamentals covering the three verb groups, conjugation patterns, tense system, and common verb forms. Written for learners building foundational grammar knowledge.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar contrast between ようにする (deliberate effort) and ようになる (natural change), with detailed examples, common mistakes, and usage in instructions and commands.
Grammar lesson on the ～的 suffix, which attaches to abstract nouns to form na-adjectives and adverbs used in academic and formal contexts. Covers usage patterns, sentence structures, and comparisons with similar suffixes.
Grammar lesson on the Japanese particle こそ, which emphasizes a specific item or reason with intense focus.
Explains the Japanese grammar point 恐らく (osoraku), meaning perhaps or probably, with seven annotated example sentences and romaji readings for JLPT N2 learners.
Grammar lessons from the Nihongo Sou Matome N3 textbook structured by week and day, with explanations, example sentences, and practice quizzes for JLPT N3 preparation.
Explanation of the N3 grammar point tsutsu aru, which expresses gradual change in progress.
Learn real Japanese grammar from Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. We break down the volitional form 〜(よ)う + と思う, the regretful 〜のに, 〜ておく for preparing for the future, and 〜うちに — 'while you still can.'
Explains the へ particle and its uses in marking direction, destination, addressee, and change in Japanese, with examples from anime and basic grammar.
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.
Guide to writing letters in Japanese covering formal conventions, set expressions, envelope addressing, and the relationship hierarchies that determine letter formality.
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.
Detailed grammar lesson on ます, the polite verb ending auxiliary, with explanation of structure, etymology, and example sentences. For beginners studying Japanese grammar.
Explains how plural number works in Japanese, covering simple nouns, personal nouns, pronouns, and demonstratives, and addresses why Japanese nouns lack explicit plural marking.
Grammar lesson explaining ちゃう and ちゃった, casual conversational forms of てしまう meaning to finish or complete an action, with conjugation rules and usage examples.
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