Pages for learning Japanese about conditionals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
356 pages
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.
Reference guide listing 190 JLPT N3 grammar points organized by category, with explanations, formation guides, and example sentences for learners preparing for the N3 level.
Detailed explanation of the ば conditional form with conjugation rules for verbs, adjectives, and nouns, example sentences with audio, and a quiz. Covers usage restrictions and the なければならない obligation pattern.
Study resource providing a complete list of 373 kanji required for JLPT N2 with readings and meanings, along with practice questions and guidance for news, workplace, and academic texts.
Detailed guide to using ～ようと思う to express tentative plans and recent decisions in Japanese.
Easy Japanese news stories with furigana and English translations covering current events. Suitable for beginners to intermediate learners practicing reading comprehension.
A traditional Japanese folk tale presented with furigana, complete vocabulary definitions, and audio recordings at slow and normal speeds for beginner readers.
An article from Hiragana Times explaining Japanese religious traditions, shrines, and temples with parallel English and Japanese text. Suitable for intermediate learners interested in Japanese culture and history.
Explains the grammar pattern まま (mama) showing how to form it with nouns, adjectives, and verbs, with numerous example sentences demonstrating meanings such as staying in a state, leaving something untouched, and acting.
Full conjugation table for the Japanese verb 見る (miru) meaning to see or to look, covering plain, polite, and advanced forms with JLPT N5 level classification. Designed for learners studying verb conjugation patterns.
A list of 107 grammar patterns required for the JLPT N2 examination, with English translations and brief explanations of meaning and usage for each pattern.
Lesson on the casual suffixes ~nakya and ~nakucha, which express obligation or necessity in informal Japanese. Covers formation, usage contexts, and examples for intermediate learners.
Conjugation table and guide for the Japanese verb 待つ (matsu), meaning to wait. Shows plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative conjugations at JLPT N5 level.
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.
A guide to 30 ways to say goodbye in Japanese, organized by formality level (casual, formal, business) with hiragana, romaji, and English translations. Covers context and body language for appropriate usage.
Free vocabulary practice materials for JLPT N4 and N5 levels organized by topics like hospital, school, shopping, and train vocabulary, with word lists and practice exercises for beginners.
When: 時 The native word for "time" is 時, but most impor…
Guide to 17 JLPT N2 grammar patterns expressing timing, sequence, and temporal relationships, with meanings, usage explanations, and common mistakes for each pattern.
Complete reference for all Japanese particles — case, focus, conjunctive, sentence-final, adverbial, and compound particles with examples and usage.
A structured guide to 253 JLPT grammar patterns from N5 to N1, organized by level and category. Each pattern includes formation rules, example sentences with audio, and common mistakes for learners at all levels.
Something wrong? Use “Mark bad page” on any result. The sites listed here are not affiliated with us and a listing is not an endorsement.About this index