Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
2,090 pages
Grammar guide covering negative expressions, recent actions, and amount expressions for intermediate learners. Includes detailed explanations of ないで, ずに, ばかり, さ, and も with conjugation rules and examples.
Free beginner Japanese lessons covering pronunciation, hiragana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, travel phrases, and JLPT N4/N5 practice with clear audio and English explanations.
Explains the particle で (de) and its four main meanings with example sentences, vocabulary lists, and flashcards for JLPT N5 learners.
Every Japanese verb form in one chart: masu, te, ta, nai, potential, passive, causative and more, plus a free printable PDF workbook with answer key.
A learning roadmap for Japanese that guides students from hiragana and katakana through grammar, vocabulary, and listening to reading immersion.
Guide to comparison grammar in Japanese using 方 and より particles, with vocabulary lists and example sentences for learners seeking to express comparisons, ways of doing things, and superlatives.
Grammar guide to nai ない, the negative auxiliary adjective in Japanese. Covers basic negation, multiple translations, past tense nakatta, question forms, and colloquial variants, with examples from anime.
Guide to understanding classical Japanese verbs through their types and inflected forms, with examples from classical texts like Taketori Monogatari for advanced learners.
Makoto+ offers a membership program featuring monthly magazines with Japanese stories, grammar explanations, kanji practice, and audio content for beginner to intermediate learners.
Blog analyzing Haruki Murakami's writing, covering grammar concepts like transitive and intransitive verbs through close reading of his texts, with a podcast and newsletter for intermediate learners.
Grammar lesson on the Japanese word あまり (amari) used to express excess or intensity, with nine example sentences, romaji translations, and English meanings for JLPT N3 learners.
Grammar guide explaining the two main meanings of ～らしい: expressing typical characteristics of a noun and reporting hearsay or inference.
Practice exercises for Japanese particles, focusing on は, も, and が through fill-in-the-blank activities and sample sentences with vocabulary and kanji lists for beginners.
Lesson 3 from Minna no Nihongo covering vocabulary and expressions for ordering and shopping requests, with kanji study, practice exercises, and related JLPT N5 listening activities.
Reference guide covering all 30 core JLPT N5 grammar patterns with example sentences, tables, and detailed explanations of te-form constructions, adjective conjugation, and common errors for test preparation.
Guide to the four Japanese conditional structures (to, ba, tara, nara) covering grammatical formation, nuances, restrictions, and comparisons. Designed for intermediate learners studying grammar distinctions.
Lesson on the grammar pattern ～かもしれません for expressing possibility and uncertainty in Japanese, with examples, casual forms, and comparisons to similar structures.
A grammar lesson explaining 一方では as a formal expression for contrasting two different aspects or sides of the same subject, with sentence patterns and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Guide to 16 Japanese goodbyes organized by context and formality level, with romaji pronunciation and cultural notes on when each phrase is appropriate.
A guide to Japanese honorifics (keigo) covering the three main types: teineigo (polite form), sonkeigo (respectful form), and kenjougo (humble form).
Something wrong? Use “Mark bad page” on any result. The sites listed here are not affiliated with us and a listing is not an endorsement.About this index