Pages for learning Japanese about adjectives, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Grammar lesson on the くする (ku suru) pattern for making something an adjective quality, with usage rules for い-adjectives and example sentences with translations.
A structured lesson on basic Japanese grammar, particles, verb forms, and expressions of gratitude. Teaches verbal schemes, verb tenses, and situational language for learners beginning their Japanese studies.
Guide covering 70 JLPT N4 grammar points including passive, causative, conditionals, and complex sentence patterns with explanations and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Explains how the particle が marks objects of stative verbs and adjectives in Japanese, contrasting with を and covering possession, perception, and necessity for intermediate learners.
This is a list of the vocabulary that you need to know in order to pass the JLPT N3. In total, you will need to...
A 20-sentence N5 graded story about a boy and his father flying a kite, with furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and related grammar lessons.
よい・いい The adjective meaning "good," as we know, is いい. …
A beginner's guide to essential Japanese grammar covering sentence structure, particles, verb forms, and politeness levels.
Guide to the Japanese particle まで, which marks endpoints in time and space. Covers まで versus までに and includes example sentences, watch-outs, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
Explains the Japanese grammar point なかなか (nakanaka) at JLPT N3 level, covering its meanings and two main usage patterns with eight example sentences and English translations.
Explanation of the 〜し grammar pattern for JLPT N4, covering its use to list multiple reasons or qualities with examples and common mistakes.
A grammar lesson explaining the uses of the Japanese pattern 〜よう (you), including how to express comparisons, appearance, and intention. Suitable for intermediate learners studying JLPT N4 level grammar.
Grammar lesson on をはじめ and をはじめとする, formal expressions used to introduce a primary representative example while implying a broader category.
A vocabulary list of approximately 3,750 words needed to pass the JLPT N3 exam, organized alphabetically with English meanings and grammatical classifications.
Free printable worksheets and games for learning Japanese vocabulary, hiragana, and katakana organized by topic such as animals, food, colors, and daily routines.
A free online dictionary of over 216,000 Japanese words with native-speaker audio, pitch accent marking, conjugations, and example sentences. It serves learners from kana stage through JLPT N1.
A beginner-friendly guide to Japanese grammar basics covering sentence order, particles, verb conjugation, and polite forms. Provides a clear learning path and study strategies for learners starting from scratch.
Japanese dictionary with 500,000+ word forms searchable by kanji, kana, reading or lemma. Displays surface forms, readings, lemmas and parts of speech for learners at all levels.
Guide to the polite negative verb form ～ません (masen) with conjugation rules for all three verb groups and everyday example sentences for beginners.
Blog by a self-taught Japanese learner covering vocabulary games, pronunciation patterns, literature reviews, and cultural observations. Posts range from beginner to intermediate level study resources.
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