Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Vocabulary lesson for the word 意地悪 (ijiwaru, meaning malicious or ill-tempered) at JLPT N2 level, with furigana, romaji, English translations, and example sentences.
A beginner-friendly guide to looking up unknown kanji characters using four methods: radical search, stroke count, reading lookup, and drawing input.
Complete list of 374 kanji required for JLPT N2 with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, and links to detailed lessons for each character.
A vocabulary entry for the Japanese proverb 豚に真珠 (butanishinju), meaning casting pearls before swine. The page provides readings, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, and example sentences for advanced learners.
Detailed grammar lesson on the pattern ～といっても, used to qualify statements by adding realistic limitations or modest corrections.
Complete list of over 80 grammar points needed to pass the JLPT N5, arranged alphabetically with detailed notes on structure, usage, conjugations and example sentences for each grammar rule.
Guide to using この・その・あの・どの before nouns to express "this," "that," and "which" in Japanese, with distance nuances, example sentences, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to Japanese verbs for giving and receiving, explaining the differences between agemasu, kuremasu, and moraimasu through comparison to directional verbs like iku and kuru.
Vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N3 word 不足 (fusoku) meaning shortage or insufficiency, with definitions, related kanji, similar vocabulary, and example sentences with furigana and English translations.
Guide to the conjunctive particles が and けど, explaining their use for contrast and providing context in sentences, with examples showing differences between formal and colloquial forms.
Free JLPT N2 practice materials including 367 kanji, 1,784 vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and timed mock exams with instant scoring. For intermediate to advanced learners preparing for the N2 exam.
Grammar guide explaining the Japanese potential form ～られる and ～える to express ability, possibility and permission, with conjugation patterns for all verb types, example sentences, and notes on casual ra-nuki speech.
Study guide for JLPT N4 grammar with lesson materials, PDF downloads, essential patterns organized in parts, and flashcard exercises for intermediate learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Explanation of how to form the negative of う-verbs using ない or ません, with conjugation rules, examples, and related grammar points. For JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to using ～そうだ for reporting hearsay and secondhand information in Japanese. Covers formation, conjugation, distinguishing it from the appearance form, and comparing it with similar patterns like ～らしい.
Mobile app for studying fourth-grade Japanese kanji with writing exercises, stroke order practice, test mode, and competitive world-record challenges. Suitable for beginners learning to write kanji.
Lesson on the te-form for connecting sequential actions, with formation rules, multiple uses including means and cause, eight spoken example sentences, and a quiz. Covers JLPT N5 material.
Guide to Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words, covering the distinction between giongo (sound-based) and gitaigo (feeling and state-based) with 30 example words and usage patterns for learners.
The main textbook for Minna no Nihongo Elementary I, a widely-used beginner course covering 1,000 vocabulary words and 25 lessons of grammar, conversation, and exercises for learners aiming at JLPT N5 level.
Searchable PDF ebooks covering JLPT kanji from N5 to N1, with stroke order diagrams, on/kun readings, compound examples, and sample sentences for each level.
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