Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the JLPT N3 grammar point 確かに (tashika ni) meaning surely or certainly, with nine example sentences showing usage in context.
Guide to the 20 most common Japanese last names with kanji, readings, meanings, and explanations of how surnames are constructed from nature and geography terms.
Grammar lesson explaining と思いきや, a Japanese pattern used to express surprising outcomes that contradict expectations.
Study page for the JLPT N2 vocabulary word 出入口 (deiriguchi, exit and entrance) with definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and links to N2 grammar and kanji resources.
Grammar lesson on すら (even), an N1 level adverbial particle that emphasizes extreme examples.
Grammar lesson explaining the Japanese expressions for wanting to do something using tai, garu, and gari forms, with conjugation rules and example sentences for beginners.
Study page for the kanji 口 (mouth) at JLPT N4 level, including stroke order, onyomi and kunyomi readings, common words, and example sentences for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Practice exercises for Japanese particles, focusing on は, も, and が through fill-in-the-blank activities and sample sentences with vocabulary and kanji lists for beginners.
Connecting form used for requests, linking actions, ongoing states. JLPT N5 grammar with 8 spoken example sentences, formation rules and a quiz.
Official site for the Kanji Learner's Course series, offering a textbook and graded reading sets that teach kanji through contextual reading practice. Supports learners from beginning to advanced levels.
Blog and resource site with guides on hiragana, katakana, vocabulary, and grammar for beginners learning Japanese, plus JLPT N5 preparation material and reviews of textbooks.
Learn Japanese sentence structure: basic word order (topic + information + verb), topic vs subject (は vs が), omitted subjects, です sentences, forming questions with か, and connecting ideas.
A structured six-module beginner course covering hiragana, katakana, vocabulary, grammar, conversation and kanji. Available as PDF, Kindle eBook or paperback, with a free 200+ card flashcard deck for Anki.
A guide to the Japanese causative form that covers conjugation patterns for all verb groups, particle choice for the causee, and related expressions like させてください. Suitable for intermediate learners.
A structured 20-lesson course covering hiragana, katakana, essential grammar, particles, and verb conjugation for beginner to intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N5-N3 levels.
Bunpro's grammar point page explains the Japanese particle に and its multiple uses such as marking destination, location, and targets of action.
A guide explaining five essential Japanese particles (wa, ga, wo, ni, de) with example sentences showing how each one functions in context and how to choose between them.
Guide to transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, explaining how they differ from English and how to identify them using particles を and が. Suited for intermediate learners.
Guide to the various uses of いう and という for defining, describing, and discussing objects, people, and concepts. Includes vocabulary, example sentences, and dialogue for intermediate learners.
A detailed guide explaining the distinction between は and が particles for English speakers learning Japanese, covering when to use each particle with rules, examples, and comparisons.
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