Pages for learning Japanese about adjectives, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A grammar lesson on ～（という）わけだ that covers its two main meanings: expressing "that's why" or "no wonder" when understanding reasons, and "so you mean" when confirming someone's statement.
A curated study list of 83 kanji for dates, directions, transport, people and everyday actions, organized by category with meanings and readings. Suited for beginners meeting these characters in practical situations.
Grammar guide explaining 〜なければならない and related patterns for expressing obligation and necessity in Japanese.
Official self-study site based on the Japan Foundation's Marugoto curriculum for elementary Japanese (A2 level).
Explains the の particle and its uses for describing nouns with other nouns, including ownership and possession, with examples and practice dialogue for beginners.
The JMdict-EDICT project provides freely available Japanese-English dictionary databases in multiple formats for learners and applications.
A free reference of 236 JLPT grammar patterns from N5 to N1 with English explanations, example sentences, and a flashcard study mode.
Detailed grammar lesson on によって, covering its uses for variation, passive agents, cause, and method with sentence patterns and example sentences. For intermediate learners.
Video lesson for intermediate learners covering describing changes using ～くなります and ～になります, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, manga with onomatopoeia, and cultural content about.
Explains how to conjugate い-adjectives into the く form and its three main uses: as adverbs, as linking devices, and as nouns of time or location. For beginners learning Japanese grammar.
Grammar lesson on the pattern ～ことだから, used to make confident predictions about someone's actions based on their known personality or habits, with multiple sentence variations and example sentences.
Explains how to use verb clauses to modify nouns and function as adjectives and nouns in Japanese sentences, with detailed examples and a comic dialogue for practice.
Structured language courses from A0 to C1 covering grammar, vocabulary, and audio practice with spaced-repetition flashcards. Offers lessons in multiple languages including Japanese, suitable for learners at all levels.
Blog post explaining pitch accent patterns in Japanese i-adjectives, distinguishing between accented and monotone intonation patterns with examples and lists of common words.
Study guide for JLPT N4 grammar patterns with example sentences, flashcard sets, and downloadable PDF materials. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Interactive guide to hiragana with pronunciation soundboard and stroke order animations. Covers basic hiragana characters, diacritics, and special particle pronunciations for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Detailed explanation of the negative te-form in Japanese, covering both ～なくて and ～ないで forms with their grammatical functions, usage patterns, and example sentences.
Guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining how it marks the grammatical subject of a sentence, emphasizes that subject, and excludes other possible subjects.
Explains the topic particle は (wa), covering its role in marking known information, its contrast use, pronunciation, and how it differs from が.
Archive of JLPT study materials covering grammar, vocabulary, and test preparation for beginner levels. Articles address fundamental topics including particles, counting, adjectives, and verb usage.
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