Pages for learning Japanese about conversation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A grammar guide that explains Japanese grammatical structures systematically from a Japanese viewpoint, building foundational concepts through examples with literal translations to convey how Japanese actually works.
Guide to basic Japanese grammatical structures covering state-of-being with だ, negative and past conjugations, particles, and related vocabulary with kanji stroke order and conjugation exercises.
Guide to ten Japanese greetings for different times of day and social contexts, with romanizations, English translations, appropriate usage levels, and accompanying gestures for learners.
Guide to the JLPT N3 grammar pattern Nにとって, explaining how to express viewpoint and evaluation in Japanese. Includes meaning, formation, examples, related patterns, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
A Japanese language institute in Delhi offering JLPT-focused courses from N5 to N1 levels with certified trainers, flexible online and offline classes, and visa assistance for students seeking to study in Japan.
Learn the three types of Japanese keigo — teineigo, sonkeigo, and kenjougo — with practical workplace phrases, common mistakes to avoid, and study tips for foreigners living in Japan.
Why do people quit Duolingo? Ten common reasons, what the app does well, where learners hit limits, and how to build a broader language-learning plan.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particles は and が, clarifying that は marks the topic and が identifies the unknown, not the subject. For learners struggling with these fundamental particles.
Guide to the Tadoku extensive reading method for Japanese learners. Explains the philosophy of reading large amounts of easy material without dictionaries, provides material selection guidance for beginner through.
Guide to using ～より and ～のほうが for making comparisons in Japanese, with example sentences covering preferences, giving advice with ほうがいい, and asking comparison questions.
You walk into a Japanese bakery and see a sign that reads ふわふわのパン. You know the word パン means bread, but what is ふわふわ?
Directory of Japanese language schools in Tokyo with course listings, prices, and reviews. Helps learners find and compare intensive language programs and private instruction options in Japan.
Grammar lesson explaining how to use XというのはYのことだ and XというのはYということだ to define words and express meaning in Japanese, with formation rules, examples, and practice exercises.
Reviews of in-person Japanese lessons in Vancouver offered by Haruka sensei, featuring student testimonials about conversational practice, JLPT preparation, and travel-focused learning through personalized classes.
Guide to JLPT exam centers and registration procedures worldwide, covering test locations in Asia, Europe, the Americas, Oceania, and Africa, with information on objectives, history, and results for test takers.
A guide to 50 essential Japanese travel phrases organized by practical situations including greetings, transportation, dining, shopping, hotels, and emergencies.
A lesson from JapanesePod101's Absolute Beginner series teaches basic Japanese greetings used at different times of day, with formal and informal versions, vocabulary lists, and cultural notes on Japanese politeness.
A graded reading story for JLPT N3 learners about a coworker navigating keigo in a workplace setting. Includes furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions.
Blog post comparing six popular applications for learning Japanese, including reviews of features, pricing and skill levels served.
Guide to the Japanese particle が (ga) explaining its function as a subject marker, how it differs from は, and its use in various contexts including questions, emphasis, and complex sentence patterns.
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