Pages for learning Japanese about conversation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A curated guide to popular Japanese language courses and lessons, including Rocket Japanese, JapanesePod101, Japanese Ammo, and Nihongo no mori, helping learners find options suited to their learning style and level.
Article exploring the Japanese word tabun (たぶん、多分), its meanings, usage patterns, and alternative expressions for conveying uncertainty.
Explanation of the N3 grammar point 〜つつ with formation rules, usage patterns for simultaneous actions and concessions, example sentences with translations, and comparison to related grammar forms.
Collection of articles and interviews about aikido, focusing on leadership, philosophy, and the development of the martial art through conversations with notable practitioners and teachers.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy (shodo) for beginners, covering history, basic writing styles, and Zen philosophy, with information about English-language classes available in Tokyo.
Honest review comparing Duolingo's Japanese course to Nihongo Master, discussing what Duolingo does well for beginners and where it falls short for grammar, kanji, and JLPT preparation.
A detailed lesson on how to form direct and indirect speech in Japanese, covering both formal patterns with と and casual patterns with って, including examples for JLPT N3 level learners.
Certification course for judo instructors covering history, philosophy, risk management, classroom management, character education, and teaching methodology through six modules.
Ten Toji Fushiguro quotes from Jujutsu Kaisen with original Japanese, romaji, English translation, and grammar explanations, including notes on which lines are usable in real conversation versus only appropriate for.
Explains eight JLPT N2 grammar patterns for expressing causes and reasons, with meanings, usage notes, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
A guide to the N5 grammar pattern ほうがいい, which expresses advice and recommendations.
Ten famous Kakashi Hatake quotes from Naruto with Japanese text, romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar analysis.
Guide to using italki, an online platform for connecting with native Japanese tutors for personalized lessons. Covers finding teachers, lesson formats, pricing, and strategies for maximizing learning gains at any level.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern として, which attaches to nouns to express role, capacity, or function in statements about professional positions, titles, and alternative uses for objects.
Article explaining the Japanese parallel markers と, や, か, and とか used to list multiple nouns and express "and" or "or." Covers when to use each marker with examples and translations for beginner learners.
A curated directory of advanced Japanese grammar learning resources and tools, presenting links to websites, online courses, and practice materials organized by subject and proficiency level.
Chapter summary and practice exercises for verb conjugation, covering progressive and past tenses in positive and negative forms.
Student testimonials for MLC Japanese Language School in Tokyo, offering private and group lessons for English speakers at various levels.
Directory comparing four Japanese language schools in Fukuoka with course options, pricing, student reviews, and ratings.
A curated list of 10 websites for studying Japanese grammar online, from beginner to intermediate level, covering particles, verb conjugation, and interactive exercises.
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