Pages for learning Japanese about casual speech, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Lesson on the casual particle ん and explanatory forms のです and んです, with comparisons to standard forms and numerous example sentences showing when to use each variant.
Guide to 18 Japanese slang words used in casual conversation, with example sentences and context for when to use them appropriately.
Guide to Japanese time expressions and when to use the particle "ni", covering relative-to-now time phrases and context-dependent time words with examples.
Explains the N3 grammar point みたいだ (mitai da), covering its uses for casual inference and comparison with examples and common mistakes.
Detailed explanation of how the particle か combines with negative verb forms to create questions in Japanese, covering various negative question patterns and appropriate responses.
Grammar lesson explaining the Japanese particle くらい, which expresses degree and extent by providing vivid examples, sets minimum expectations, and indicates that something is trivial or basic.
A lesson on Japanese internet and Twitter slang terms, including abbreviations for tweeting, Twitter users, and account types.
Lesson on the Japanese particle の used to express explanations and expectations, showing how tone changes with different sentence constructions and providing dialogue examples for learners.
A free reference of 236 JLPT grammar patterns from N5 to N1 with English explanations, example sentences, and a flashcard study mode.
Explains how to express wanting something or wanting someone to do something in Japanese using ほしい and related forms, with conjugation tables and example sentences for learners.
Chapter summary and practice exercises for intermediate grammar patterns, focusing on distinguishing similar expressions for uncertainty, attempts, and conditionals with example sentences and conversation prompts.
Online course teaching casual speech, slang, and cultural nuance in Japanese beyond textbook material, with lessons on contractions, regional dialects, and comprehension of native-speed audio for intermediate learners.
Teaches Japanese onomatopoeia and interjection sounds used to express emotions and reactions in casual conversation, with examples from manga and everyday speech. Suited for beginners learning colloquial expressions.
Explains the meaning and usage of w, ww, www in Japanese internet comments as slang for laughing, with examples from anime and manga. Covers pronunciation, origin in Diablo, and distinction from formal （笑）.
Master Japanese causative form to express making or letting someone do something. Learn causative conjugation for all verb groups.
Explains koitsu, soitsu, aitsu, and doitsu, a set of ko-so-a-do demonstrative words used to refer to people, animals, things, and situations.
Japanese-English dictionary with over 180,000 entries, searchable by Japanese, English, rōmaji or kana, with support for conjugated words and detailed part-of-speech and field tags.
HelloTalk's Moments feature enables learners to share posts in their target language and receive corrections from native speakers, practice pronunciation through voice recordings, and build a personal library of.
Guide to Japanese ta-form, the plain past tense, with conjugation rules for different verb types, usage patterns in casual conversation, and common grammar structures.
Guide to 118 JLPT N3 grammar points organized by topic, each with two example sentences and practice quizzes. Covers natural conversational Japanese used at intermediate level.
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