Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Study guide for the JLPT N3 exam offering grammar lists, kanji lists, vocabulary resources, and practice tests. Includes downloadable flashcards, PDFs, and an e-book with 182 grammar lessons for intermediate learners.
Grammar lesson explaining Japanese demonstratives for places (koko, soko, asoko and their polite forms), with example sentences, translations in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Indonesian, and related vocabulary links.
Study guide explaining three Japanese expressions meaning "by the way" (そういえば, ところで, ちなみに) with examples and usage notes on formality levels and contexts.
Explains how Japanese expresses plurality and quantity through quantifiers, counters, plural suffixes, and repetition words, with comparisons to English structures and examples for beginners.
Complete Japanese grammar reference covering particles, verb conjugation, conditionals, and more. Clear explanations with example sentences for JLPT N5 to N4.
A structured roadmap for learning Japanese from zero to intermediate level, covering kana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and verb conjugations with links to integrated practice tools and recommended textbooks.
Blog with intermediate-level Japanese study content including vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, pronunciation guides, and links to learning tools like Japanese Vocab Maker for reading and vocabulary practice.
Guide to the Japanese counter 羽 (wa) for counting birds, bats, and rabbits, with detailed pronunciation variations for different numbers and example sentences.
Guide to the nakatta form, the plain past negative tense in Japanese. Covers conjugation rules for all verb groups, usage in casual conversation, and common patterns with example sentences.
Interactive grammar lesson on the Japanese question particle か and how to form questions in polite and casual speech, with example sentences and audio for N5 learners.
Detailed grammar lesson on ～ことから, a formal pattern for expressing reasons based on objective facts and drawing conclusions from evidence.
Reference guide to 125 essential Japanese adjectives with audio pronunciation, readings, meanings, and conjugations. Designed for beginner and intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N5 and N4 levels.
Reverso Conjugator shows conjugations of the Japanese verb ある in various forms including present, past, te-form, polite and negative, with example sentences and definitions.
A collection of grammar patterns and phrases used by native speakers that typically do not appear in textbooks or the JLPT, with explanations for intermediate learners of how these patterns work in actual Japanese.
Bunpro lesson on じゃないか, a grammar point for forming casual questions meaning 'isn't it?' Used at the end of sentences to seek confirmation or agreement.
Complete guide to keigo covering five official categories with 22 lessons, conversion tables, business dialogues, and practice drills for intermediate to advanced learners preparing for workplace communication and JLPT.
Lesson on Japanese compound verbs (複合動詞), explaining how to combine two verbs to create new meanings with common patterns like 〜合う, 〜上げる, 〜終わる, and 〜入れる, with example sentences.
Study guide for JLPT N2 with grammar explanations, vocabulary lists, listening practice materials, mock exams, and preparation strategies for intermediate learners.
Explains why the Japanese particle は is pronounced as わ through the history of sound changes from the Nara period to modern times, helping learners understand this common source of confusion.
Explains how the Japanese phrase kono ore and similar constructions work to emphasize the speaker's identity, often indicating self-importance or contrast.
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