Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Explains the Japanese particle や (ya) for listing examples and incomplete lists, contrasting it with と (to) for complete lists and showing when each is appropriate.
Guide to the を particle explaining its use as a direct object marker, including movement through space and point of departure, with example sentences and comparisons to other particles.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar point 〜ようになる, showing how it expresses gradual changes in ability or habit, with conjugation patterns, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
A free 30-day grammar challenge covering hiragana, katakana, particles, verb conjugation, and adjectives for beginner learners.
Guide to choosing between polite and plain Japanese speech styles by setting and listener, with examples, comparisons, common mistakes, and a practice quiz for JLPT N4 learners.
Chapter summary and practice exercises for expressing necessity, requests, giving and receiving, and suggestions. For beginner learners completing the seventh chapter of a structured grammar course.
Lists 20 JLPT N4 grammar points with explanations, formation rules, usage notes and example sentences for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 exam.
A structured lesson on basic Japanese grammar, particles, verb forms, and expressions of gratitude. Teaches verbal schemes, verb tenses, and situational language for learners beginning their Japanese studies.
Lesson explaining the difference between ~ていく and ~てくる verb forms, with conjugation patterns and many example sentences showing how to use each form in context.
Self-study site from the Japan Foundation aligned with MARUGOTO Elementary 1 A2, offering vocabulary, grammar, kanji, and listening practice organized by topic with interactive drama and cultural content for beginners.
Guide to the Japanese particle まで, which marks endpoints in time and space. Covers まで versus までに and includes example sentences, watch-outs, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
Complete conjugation table for the Japanese verb hataraku (to work), a JLPT N5 godan verb, showing plain forms, polite forms, and advanced forms like potential and passive.
Collection of JLPT N3 grammar flashcards organized by topic, covering intermediate-level grammar patterns and structures for test preparation.
Stack Exchange Q&A community where advanced learners and linguists discuss fine points of Japanese grammar, pronunciation, classical forms, and word choice through unanswered questions.
Explains the JLPT N1 grammar pattern ～かたがた, which expresses two purposes in one action, commonly used in formal letters and business communication. Includes example sentences, quizzes, and downloadable worksheets.
Blog publishing articles on Japanese grammar, particles, and vocabulary for learners at various levels.
Guide to the 〜た past tense suffix for plain form verbs, covering conjugation rules for godan and ichidan verbs, irregular verbs, and uses of the past tense form in sentences.
A graded reading story about a newcomer putting out rubbish on the wrong day, with furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, and grammar explanations covering たばかり and はず forms. For JLPT N3 learners.
Explains furigana, the phonetic annotations placed above kanji to show readings, covering its historical origins, modern uses in Japanese texts, and how learners can use it to read complex words and look up unfamiliar.
Detailed guide to Japanese demonstrative pronouns (kosoado words) with focus on advanced uses when referring to things that cannot be physically seen, including examples from conversation and writing.
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