Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A grammar lesson on にする (ni suru) used with な-adjectives to mean "make" or "make something~", featuring explanation, conjugations, and nine example sentences with romaji and translations.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern とても～ない (totemo~nai), meaning cannot possibly be or hardly, with eight example sentences showing usage. Designed for JLPT N3 test preparation.
Interactive tool for looking up kanji by radical component, organized by stroke count, with meanings, readings, and JLPT level information for learners at all levels.
A reference dictionary with over 14,000 English entries and furigana guides for kanji pronunciation. Includes example sentences, idioms, cultural notes, and scientific terms for English speakers learning Japanese.
Guide to studying Japanese through sentences at different proficiency levels, covering effective methods for beginners through advanced learners and strategies for selecting and organizing sentences in flashcard systems.
This is the list of the Japanese grammar rules needed to study for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N3. (JLPT N3 Grammar List)
Detailed explanation of the appearance form of ～そうだ with conjugation patterns for verbs and adjectives, example sentences covering visual impressions and predictions, and comparison with hearsay そうだ.
Explains にて, a formal case-marking particle used to indicate means, method, location, or reason, with comparisons to similar particles and example sentences for study.
Editorial guidelines for JMdict/EDICT, a major Japanese-English dictionary project.
Rank F is the absolute beginner course in Bento Japanese, teaching hiragana, basic grammar, vocabulary, and simple sentences through progressive lessons that connect kana learning with reading practice.
Guide to creating a personalized vocabulary list using Notion for JLPT and EJU exam preparation. Covers collecting words from lessons and practice, organizing with Notion, and strategies for better retention.
Guide to flashcard apps and websites for learning Japanese, reviewing 17 tools including Anki, Memrise, and Quizlet.
Detailed guide explaining the meaning, pronunciation, usage, and cultural context of the Japanese loanword ファイト (faito). Covers when to use it, how to write it, and common mistakes for learners.
Interactive kanji reading quiz for JLPT N5 with 10 questions per part, 100 total quizzes across 10 pages. Learners select correct readings for highlighted kanji in everyday sentences with instant feedback.
Explains そこ (that place) as a demonstrative pronoun for locations near the listener, with comparisons to related words like ここ, あそこ, and その. Includes example sentences and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
A lesson on the polite past tense form ました with conjugation rules, example sentences with audio, and a quiz. Suitable for beginners studying JLPT N5 level grammar.
Blog analyzing Haruki Murakami's writing, covering grammar concepts like transitive and intransitive verbs through close reading of his texts, with a podcast and newsletter for intermediate learners.
iOS app for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji organized by JLPT level, using spaced repetition and example sentences with native audio to support long-term retention.
Grammar lesson explaining さえ as an emphatic particle used to highlight extreme examples or set minimum conditions, with sentence patterns, example sentences, and comparisons to similar particles.
Explains how the Japanese particle けど functions when placed at the end of sentences to create various conversational effects like afterthoughts, uncertainty, and politeness.
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