Pages for learning Japanese about classical japanese, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed lesson on the conjunctive particle て and its affirmative form, explaining conjugation rules for all verb types with examples and conjugation tables for beginning learners.
Detailed guide to Japanese counters used with Sino-Japanese numbers, covering fifteen common counters with their pronunciations, pitch accent patterns, and usage examples for intermediate learners.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the parallel and case particle と, covering its use to mean "and" when connecting nouns and "with" in other contexts. Designed for beginning Japanese learners.
Lesson on the particles が and を in Classical Japanese, covering their functions as case particles, conjunctive particles, and historical variations from modern usage.
Godan Verbs 五段活用動詞 In this lesson, we will learn a…
Detailed explanation of the agent marker に particle used with stative-transitive verbs in Japanese, covering verbs like 分かる, 聞こえる, 見える, 出来る, and 要る. For intermediate learners studying Japanese grammar.
我がチーム SeTH COONROD Creator/Author みなさん、こんにちは！My name is…
Explains Japanese nouns and pronouns, including common and proper nouns, personal names, place names, and addresses. Suitable for beginners learning foundational grammar and vocabulary.
Introductory overview of Japanese language foundations covering pronunciation, pitch accent, grammar structure, dialects, and writing systems. Designed for learners beginning Japanese studies.
A detailed lesson on the citation particle と, covering direct and indirect quotations, grammatical restrictions on speech register and aspect, and tense agreement in Japanese dependent clauses.
Lesson on yodan verbs in Classical Japanese, the most common verb class. Covers the four vowel grades, six bases, and conjugation with examples from classical texts like the Tale of Genji and Man'yoshu.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle か in indirect and embedded questions, including patterns like かどうか and のか, with numerous examples at intermediate level.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle へ (e), covering its etymology, usage for indicating movement to distant locations, and comparison with the particle に. Includes numerous examples and cultural notes.
When: 時 The native word for "time" is 時, but most impor…
Katakana カタカナ Katakana is often seen as the "neglected …
当て字 Japanese writing is ultimately due to using Kanji a…
Lesson on native Japanese numbers and the counter つ, explaining how to count objects, abstract concepts, and things with indeterminate shapes. Suited for beginners learning fundamental counting and quantification.
Guide to four-character idioms (yojijukugo) in Japanese, covering their origins, definitions, and examples with English translations and pronunciation. Designed for learners with intermediate kanji knowledge.
Detailed guide to Japanese consonant sounds, covering unvoiced, voiced, nasal, and other consonant types with examples and articulation instructions for learners.
Explains the 214 kanji radicals and the six principles of kanji classification, covering pictograms, ideographs, and semasio-phonetic compounds with examples and etymological context for learners.
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