Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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A grammar lesson explaining the suffix ～っぱなし, which expresses continuous or uninterrupted actions and neglected states.
Grammar lesson on the Japanese particle こそ, which emphasizes a specific item or reason with intense focus.
Complete overview of Japanese particles. Learn how particles mark grammatical relationships and enable flexible word order in Japanese sentences.
Guide to reading and writing Gregorian dates in Japanese, covering year-month-day order, irregular calendar day readings, month pronunciation, and natural date questions.
A resource list for complete beginners to Japanese, introducing websites and tools for studying fundamentals including grammar, vocabulary, kanji and listening without formal classes.
A vocabulary and grammar lesson on asking time and daily schedules from the Minna no Nihongo beginner course, with practice quizzes and JLPT N5 listening exercises.
A detailed lesson explaining the compound verb 込む (komu) and its noun form 込み (komi), covering four main usage patterns with numerous examples. Suitable for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
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.
Grammar lessons covering JLPT N4 topics including particles, expressions, and verb forms. Maggie Sensei provides explanations with example sentences for learners preparing for the N4 level.
Japanese has more first-person pronouns than any other language. Learn your pronoun options and get out of that わたし rut.
Eight-question quiz testing knowledge of the Japanese particles で and に, with explanations and links to a detailed grammar review. For beginners and intermediate learners.
Explains the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜最中に (saichuu ni), meaning "in the middle of" or "right in the midst of," with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Complete beginner's guide to Japanese grammar. Learn the fundamentals of Japanese sentence structure, particles, and grammar patterns step by step.
Grammar guide explaining the Japanese giving and receiving verbs あげる, もらう, and くれる, with formation rules, comparison tables, example sentences, common mistakes, and practice exercises for JLPT N4 learners.
Guide to three Japanese adjective forms: -sa for turning adjectives into nouns, -sou for expressing appearance or probability, and -me for softening statements.
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Bento Japanese's Rank A program offers advanced grammar lessons focusing on tone, implication, and complex sentence control for learners approaching N1 level proficiency.
A guide to Japanese sentence structure covering word order, particles, verb conjugation, and formal versus informal speech for beginner learners.
Explanation of the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜ことにしている, covering its formation, meaning as an ongoing personal rule or policy, example sentences, and common distinctions from related grammar patterns.
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