Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Bunpro's grammar point page explains the Japanese particle に and its multiple uses such as marking destination, location, and targets of action.
Guide identifying eight common keigo mistakes by non-native speakers, ranked by severity with examples of what to say instead.
Guide to core Japanese particles including wa, ga, o, no, ni, ka, and others with explanations of their functions and practical examples for beginners learning sentence structure.
Blog post explaining the meaning, usage, and cultural significance of itadakimasu and related meal phrases, with examples of regional variations and other uses of the verb itadaku in formal contexts.
Free JLPT N2 practice materials including 367 kanji, 1,784 vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and timed mock exams with instant scoring. For intermediate to advanced learners preparing for the N2 exam.
Explains the three types of Japanese verbs (godan, ichidan, and irregular) and how they conjugate differently, with examples and tables showing conjugation patterns across vowel sounds.
Detailed guide to the Japanese wa は particle, covering its functions as a topic marker, argument interpretation, contrast, and advanced uses with examples from manga and anime.
Guide to Japanese phone conversation phrases for both formal and casual situations, with sample dialogues and explanations of politeness levels and business etiquette.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle は (wa), which marks sentence topics and shows contrast. Includes structure, examples, related grammar points, and links to external resources for learners at JLPT N5 level.
Guide to using ～んじゃない？ for expressing guesses, opinions, and soft suggestions in casual Japanese conversation. Includes formation rules, examples, and practice for JLPT N3 learners.
Guide to Japanese verbs for giving and receiving, explaining the differences between agemasu, kuremasu, and moraimasu through comparison to directional verbs like iku and kuru.
に is like a pin on a map. It shows where you are, where you are headed, or where you were before.
Bunpro's grammar lesson on だ (da), the casual copula meaning 'is.' The page explains usage with nouns and な-adjectives, compares related forms like です and である, and provides example sentences for N5 learners.
Guide to kanji structure, radicals, and onyomi and kunyomi readings for beginners learning Japanese, with advice on study order and effective memorization methods.
Guide to Japanese honorific and humble verb forms with conjugation rules, special expressions, and examples for different politeness levels. Covers polite language used in customer service and formal situations.
Detailed explanation of the を particle and its role in marking direct objects, covering transitive and intransitive verbs, verb pairs, and practical examples for beginning Japanese learners.
Complete list of over 80 grammar points needed to pass the JLPT N5, arranged alphabetically with detailed notes on structure, usage, conjugations and example sentences for each grammar rule.
A lesson on the N3-level Japanese grammar pattern 決して～ない (kesshite~nai) meaning never or by no means, with eight example sentences showing usage in context and links to related JLPT study materials.
Explains the Japanese grammar patterns …こと and …ということ, which nominalize clauses to mean "the fact that." Covers formation rules, differences in nuance, examples, and practice exercises for intermediate learners.
Free JLPT N2 study guide covering 367 kanji, 6,000 vocabulary words, and 200 grammar points, with stroke-order practice, spaced-repetition review, reading passages, and sample questions focused on formal written.
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