Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Bunpro grammar lesson on それとも, a conjunction meaning 'or' used to present alternative options in questions. Includes structure explanations, synonyms, example sentences, and discussion forum for JLPT N2 learners.
Collection of N3-level grammar patterns and explanations for learners preparing for the JLPT N3 exam, organized by topic with example sentences and practice questions.
Self-study platform by the Japan Foundation for elementary Japanese learners (A2 level) covering nine topics through drama practice, conversation, grammar, vocabulary, kanji and listening exercises.
Collection of vocabulary lessons covering everyday words, expressions, onomatopoeia, and topic-specific vocabulary like cooking and telephone Japanese, with examples and usage explanations for learners of all levels.
Meta discussion site for the Japanese Language Stack Exchange where learners, teachers, and linguists ask questions about site policies, grammar resources, tools, and learning methods.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the uses and nuances of もんか, もんだ, and だなんて with multiple example sentences and English translations for intermediate learners.
Full conjugation table for the Japanese verb 行く (iku) meaning "to go", showing plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form and potential conjugations.
Full conjugation table for the Japanese verb 聞く (kiku), meaning to listen or to ask. Covers plain forms, polite forms, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative.
Free downloadable JLPT practice tests, grammar lists, kanji lists, vocabulary lists, and flashcard sets organized by proficiency level from N5 to N1 for learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Explains how Japanese compound verbs combine multiple verbs into single forms, with examples of common patterns like 込む and 直す. Suitable for intermediate learners studying verb combinations and grammar structures.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern 〜がほしい with all tenses and conjugations, including the third-person rule that requires ほしがっている instead. Provides examples and common mistakes for learners.
Guide to the 214 kanji radicals with explanations of common radicals, examples of how they combine to form kanji, and study strategies for learners beginning to tackle kanji.
A review of the Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar book series, which covers grammar patterns with example sentences, formations, and notes in English alphabetical order. Recommended for all beginner learners.
Detailed guide to こそあど words, which refer to things, people, and locations based on distance from the speaker and listener. Covers all nine sets with examples and classifications for beginners.
JLPT N4 preparation materials covering approximately 300 kanji, 1,500 vocabulary words, and grammar patterns for upper-basic level learners.
Video lesson 23 from Erin's Challenge teaching intermediate learners to make suggestions to friends, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, and cultural content about Japanese entertainment.
The Android app Japanese Kanji Study is probably the best app for studying kanji.
Chapter summary and practice exercises for verb conjugation, covering progressive and past tenses in positive and negative forms.
Explains the N3 grammar point 〜がちだ (gachi da), meaning to tend to or be prone to something with negative connotation. Provides formation rules, examples, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
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