Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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A guide to the JLPT N3 grammar point うちに (uchi ni), meaning while or before a state changes, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
A table of i-adjectives required for JLPT N5 with kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings. Includes links to grammar forms and conjugations for each adjective.
Free JLPT exam-format drills for levels N5 through N1, featuring grammar questions with confusing distractors, sentence scrambling, listening comprehension, and mock exams with immediate feedback.
Complete conjugation table for the verb neru (to sleep), an N5 ichidan verb. Shows plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative with downloadable PDF.
Explanation of the JLPT N4 grammar point てしまう (te shimau), covering its meanings of completion and unintended action, with formation rules, examples, common mistakes, and casual contractions.
Complete JLPT grammar reference with 665 grammar points from N5 to N1, including meanings, usage notes, example sentences with audio, and flashcard study tools.
Complete JLPT N5 prep materials covering about 100 kanji, 800 vocabulary items, and basic grammar with an eight-week study roadmap for beginners.
Conjugation table for the Japanese verb 来る (kuru, "to come") showing plain, polite, and advanced forms. Includes te-form, negative, past, potential, passive, and causative conjugations for JLPT N5 learners.
Japanese grammar has few irregular verbs (see What Japanese verbs are irregular?
Free JLPT N4 study guide with 116 grammar points, 581 vocabulary words, and 181 kanji, plus past-paper tests, graded reading passages, listening exercises, and Anki-style flashcards for intermediate learners.
A seven-day intensive online course teaching Kansai dialect for learners with JLPT N5 equivalent knowledge.
Archive of frequently asked questions about Japanese grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and writing systems. Covers topics like particle usage, verb differences, and counting methods for learners starting their studies.
Explains essential Japanese pronouns including watashi, boku, ore, anata, kanojo, and kare with notes on formality levels and natural usage patterns for JLPT N5 learners.
Conjugation table for the Japanese verb 使用する (to use) showing present, past, volitional, potential and other forms with translations and example sentences for learners.
Grammar lesson explaining two uses of the particle らしい (rashii): reporting indirect information and describing characteristic qualities.
Tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in past, present, te-form, polite and negative forms with translation and definitions of conjugation models.
Complete list of Japanese verbs with audio pronunciation, conjugations, meanings, grammar and example sentences. Perfect for JLPT study and conversations.
Lesson comparing sorenara and sonobaaiwa, two expressions meaning "in that case." Explains differences in formality, possibility, and usage with example dialogues for intermediate learners.
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.
Explanation of the N3 grammar point 〜つつ with formation rules, usage patterns for simultaneous actions and concessions, example sentences with translations, and comparison to related grammar forms.
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