Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Study guide for JLPT N4 grammar patterns with example sentences, flashcard sets, and downloadable PDF materials. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Kanshudo offers 20 graded lessons introducing the first 100 kanji, approximately 200 common words, and 50 basic grammatical constructions for complete beginners.
Detailed explanation of the advanced grammar pattern ～が早いか, which expresses immediate sequence or "as soon as" with emphasis on surprising speed.
Detailed grammar lesson on the Japanese expression ～くせに, which criticizes or blames someone when their actions contradict expectations.
Explains how to form and use the potential form in Japanese to express the ability to do something, covering conjugation rules for ru-verbs, u-verbs, and exception verbs with examples.
JLPT N1 grammar patterns with explanations and usage contexts. Organized reference for advanced learners preparing for the JLPT N1 examination.
Conjugation table for する (suru), meaning to do, showing plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative. For JLPT N5 learners.
Explains the Japanese volitional form for casual suggestions, polite invitations, and personal decisions, covering godan and ichidan conjugation rules and common usage patterns.
A guide to the JLPT N3 grammar point うちに (uchi ni), meaning while or before a state changes, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Guide to classical Japanese adjectives and musubi particle-verb agreement patterns, including ku-adjectives, shiku-adjectives, nari and tari conjugations, and kakari-musubi examples from classical texts.
Collection of JLPT N4 grammar lessons covering particles, verb conjugations, and sentence patterns with explanations and usage examples.
Blog post explaining the Japanese expression 〜と言いたいところだけど with examples from a conversation in Japan, showing how native speakers use indirect communication.
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Eleven interactive grammar lessons for beginners covering the copula, particles, adjectives, verb classification, negation, past tense, and relative clauses up to JLPT N5 level. Requires ability to read hiragana.
Grammar reference organized by JLPT level with example sentences for particles, verb forms, and common patterns. Serves learners at all levels seeking quick lookups of Japanese grammar structures.
Akamonkai Japanese Language School offers online live courses and self-paced courses in small groups or individually, covering beginner to advanced levels with focus on grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and conversation.
Detailed guide to Japanese consonant sounds, covering unvoiced, voiced, nasal, and other consonant types with examples and articulation instructions for learners.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle は (wa), covering its three core uses as a topic marker, contrast marker, and emphatic particle.
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Download page for Erin's Challenge, offering video scripts, grammar explanations, vocabulary lists, manga, culture quizzes and audio materials across 25 intermediate lessons with multilingual support.
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