Grammar guides, particle explanations and conjugation references, from the first sentence patterns to advanced usage.
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Detailed grammar lesson on the suffix っぽい (ppoi), which means "ish" or "like", with extensive examples showing how to form and use it with nouns, adjectives, and verbs, plus comparisons with similar patterns like らしい.
Blog covering Japanese grammar points, trending phrases, and slang with practical explanations and examples for learners.
Daily short stories written for JLPT N5 learners, featuring furigana, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and English translations to support reading comprehension.
Explains eight JLPT N2 grammar patterns for expressing causes and reasons, with meanings, usage notes, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
Free JLPT study materials including vocabulary lists, grammar guides, kanji, and MP3 audio files organized by test level from N5 to N1.
Conjugator for the Japanese verb 規定する showing present, past, potential, volitional and other forms with translations and example sentences for learners studying verb conjugation.
Grammar lesson archive covering Japanese particles, conditional forms, and te-form variations with articles explaining concepts like は vs が and multiple ways to express similar ideas.
You say that Japanese has many ways to say “but”, but also you don’t realize that the “but” you use in English has a lot of meanings that you wouldn’t normally consider as separate but they are.
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.
Explanation of the JLPT N4 grammar point 〜ておく (te oku), meaning to do something in advance or leave it in a particular state for future purposes.
Explains the N3 grammar point 〜らしい with two distinct meanings: indirect inference or hearsay, and typical or representative quality.
Explains the different types of kanji readings including on'yomi and kun'yomi, with examples of how a single kanji can have multiple readings and how rendaku and sokuonbin affect pronunciation.
Guide to the Japanese particle の (no) covering possession, description, apposition, and nominalization with example sentences and usage patterns. Suitable for beginner to intermediate learners.
Maggie Sensei's lesson teaches Japanese vocabulary and phrases for shopping situations, covering store sections, customer-clerk interactions, and polite expressions for browsing and trying on clothes.
Blog providing JLPT study materials including grammar lists, kanji lists, vocabulary lists, and practice tests for all JLPT levels from N5 to N1, along with downloadable flashcards and study guides.
Free JLPT N1 study guide with 145 grammar points, 3309 vocabulary words, 1205 kanji, past exam questions, graded reading passages, and spaced-repetition flashcards for advanced learners.
Explains how spacing works in Japanese writing, covering the absence of spaces between words, how readers distinguish words using kanji and kana patterns, and rare cases where spaces appear for clarity or to represent.
Chapter overview for special expressions in intermediate Japanese grammar, covering sentence-ending particles, causative and passive verbs, and other expressions used in everyday conversation.
Blog with resources for Japanese learners including slang expressions, writing practice prompts, light novel translations, and TransLiterary Lab videos analyzing classical Japanese literary excerpts.
We're talking reparsed data, extras like morphology information in the dictionary, stunning graphics for the kanji dictionary (read: each kanji in several written forms =), a shoutbox to leave random comments...
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