Pages for learning Japanese about adjectives, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Lesson on Japanese grammar patterns for describing how people show signs of emotions and states, covering ～がる, ～ばかり, and ～めく with vocabulary, conjugation rules, and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Bunpro's grammar lesson on the の particle covers its use to indicate possession and relationships between nouns, with detailed explanations, example sentences, and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Bunpro's grammar lesson on だ (da), the casual copula meaning 'is.' The page explains usage with nouns and な-adjectives, compares related forms like です and である, and provides example sentences for N5 learners.
Reference resource covering 79 JLPT N5 grammar points with detailed explanations, example sentences, and common mistakes for beginner learners.
Explains how to express obligation and prohibition in Japanese using だめ, いけない, and ならない with various grammatical structures. Covers must do and must not do patterns for beginner learners.
Explains the kanji repetition symbol 々, its usage with reduplicated morphemes, pronunciation changes like rendaku and sokuonbin, and rules for when it can and cannot be used in Japanese words.
Explains nine Japanese words for friend with examples and usage contexts, from casual tomodachi to formal yuujin and close relationships like shinyuu. Useful for beginners learning vocabulary and social contexts.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern ～上に, which stacks additional points to emphasize cumulative positive or negative effects.
Lesson on Japanese expressions for explaining reasons and making excuses using particles and grammatical patterns such as のせいで, のお陰で, で, ので, and から, with numerous examples and explanations of nuance differences.
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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.
Guide to the Japanese particle を, covering its use as an object marker with transitive verbs, its role in marking paths with motion verbs, and its use marking departure points.
Reviews and comparisons of popular Japanese textbooks for beginners, including Genki, Minna no Nihongo, and others, along with recommended reference books and dictionaries for grammar study.
Explains how plural number works in Japanese, covering simple nouns, personal nouns, pronouns, and demonstratives, and addresses why Japanese nouns lack explicit plural marking.
Explains the two types of Japanese adjectives (i and na) with conjugation rules, examples, and word lists organized by meaning for beginners.
Blog post comparing the Japanese causal particles kara and node, explaining grammatical patterns, formality differences, and nuanced uses with example sentences.
A blog offering vocabulary lessons with audio, mnemonics and quizzes covering basic Japanese words, greetings, and daily conversation phrases. Includes grammar explanations and Anki deck resources for beginner learners.
Lesson on the particle も covering its uses for expressing both/neither constructions, emphasizing quantity or lack thereof, and related grammar patterns with examples and explanations.
Vocabulary lists and study materials for JLPT N3 level, including adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, and katakana with kanji, hiragana, and English meanings.
Lesson on using する and なる with the に particle to express becoming and deciding, covering nouns, na-adjectives, i-adjectives, and verbs with examples.
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