Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains how to form the negative of る-verbs (ichidan verbs) using ない or ません, with examples and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Learn how Japanese verb forms work: polite forms (〜ます), te-form patterns (〜ている, 〜てください), intention (〜たい, 〜つもり), obligation, and more. Clear explanations with examples.
Makoto+ offers a membership program featuring monthly magazines with Japanese stories, grammar explanations, kanji practice, and audio content for beginner to intermediate learners.
A portal directory that lists and describes websites and online tools for studying Japanese grammar, organized by proficiency level from beginner to advanced.
Guide to the Japanese grammar pattern ～になる (to become, to turn into) for JLPT N5 learners, with explanations of how to use it with nouns, na-adjectives, and i-adjectives, plus example sentences and common mistakes.
に and で are particles for location and time, but how they do so differs. に pins a location while で designates an area for an activity/event to occur.
Guide to 60 essential JLPT N5 grammar points including particles, verb forms, adjective conjugation, and sentence structure with clear explanations and examples.
Guide to Japanese counters covering common examples like 人, 本, and 枚 with pronunciation rules, usage examples, cultural context, vocabulary lists, and practice exercises for learners.
Understand the crucial difference between topic (は) and subject (が) in Japanese. Master when to use wa vs ga with clear examples and rules.
App for learning Japanese kanji with stroke-by-stroke handwriting practice, grammar patterns from N5 to N1, spaced repetition, daily stories, and pronunciation feedback.
A detailed guide to Japanese sentence-ending particles explaining their functions, usage differences between male and female speakers, placement rules, and examples from anime and manga.
Learn Japanese counters (助数詞): つ, 個, 枚, 本, 匹, 台, 冊, 杯, 人 and many other essential counters with practical examples.
Blog post analyzing why grammar and vocabulary apps like Duolingo are ineffective for Japanese learners, discussing passive versus active memory and comparing teaching methods used by language learning platforms.
Reference resource covering 79 JLPT N5 grammar points with detailed explanations, example sentences, and common mistakes for beginner learners.
Complete list of 151 JLPT N2 grammar points with meanings, usage notes, and over 1000 example sentences with audio. Includes flashcards and practice tests for upper intermediate learners.
A structured roadmap for English speakers starting Japanese, covering hiragana and katakana, pronunciation, and early listening practice with goals for the first 90 days and JLPT preparation.
Guide to improving JLPT N2 reading comprehension with strategies for vocabulary building, grammar pattern recognition, reading speed development, and test-taking techniques for advanced learners.
Detailed grammar lesson on によって, covering its uses for variation, passive agents, cause, and method with sentence patterns and example sentences. For intermediate learners.
Setup guide for Yomitan, a browser extension that displays Japanese word definitions and readings on web pages. Covers dictionary installation, basic usage, frequency lists, local audio, and integration with Anki.
A multilingual reading app for learning Japanese, Chinese, English and German through daily updated articles with tap-to-translate dictionary, native audio for listening practice, and vocabulary notebooks for retention.
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