Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide explaining the も particle in Japanese, covering its use to mean "also" or "too," negation patterns like なにも, emphasis with quantities, and common mistakes. Suited for beginners learning core particles.
About page for Maggie Sensei, a site offering grammar, vocabulary, and colloquial expression lessons for learners from beginner to advanced levels, emphasizing real conversational Japanese through example sentences.
Grammar guide explaining the でしょう (deshou) pattern for expressing guesses and predictions in Japanese.
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.
I previously wrote a very, very long article all about study resources and tips for beginners looking to learn Japanese. But there’s not really anything like this for intermediate learners.
Vocabulary page for the Japanese proverb 千里の道も一歩から with English translation, stroke sequences, related expressions, and audio pronunciation guides for learners studying kanji and vocabulary.
Guide to understanding Japanese sentence and clause structure, covering simple and complex sentences, essential and nonessential clause elements, and how particles function in building sentences.
Kanji reference organized by JLPT level from N5 to N2, with readings, stroke order, vocabulary in context, and video lessons for each character.
Complete overview of Japanese particles. Learn how particles mark grammatical relationships and enable flexible word order in Japanese sentences.
Interactive lesson on Japanese demonstrative words for places (ここ, そこ, あそこ) with explanations of their spatial relationships, example dialogues, and audio. Designed for beginners learning basic grammar structures.
Study list of 38 four-character Japanese idioms (yojijukugo) covering JLPT N1 to N4 levels, with readings, meanings, example sentences, and practice quizzes in multiple languages.
Tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in multiple writing systems, browsing kanji by stroke count, and searching over 180,000 example sentences with audio. Serves learners of all levels.
Guide to the N5 grammar pattern ことができる for expressing ability and possibility. Explains verb and noun constructions, polite and negative forms, compares with the potential form, and includes practice questions.
A grammar lesson explaining the suffix ～っぱなし, which expresses continuous or uninterrupted actions and neglected states.
A vocabulary lesson for the word 足 (ashi) meaning foot or leg, with definitions, related kanji, similar words, and example sentences with furigana and English translations. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
A grammar lesson explaining how to use 頃 (koro/goro), a Japanese time expression indicating approximate timing or the right moment for an action, with formation rules, example sentences, and comparisons to similar.
Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary with audio pronunciation, example sentences, conjugation tables, kanji lookup by radical, and JLPT vocabulary lists.
A free typing tutor that teaches hiragana, katakana, kanji, and JLPT sentences from N5 to N3 level by having learners type romaji that gradually transitions to reading Japanese directly.
Bunpro grammar lesson on でございます, the highly polite form of 'to be' used in formal situations and customer service. Includes explanations, examples, and comparisons to related structures like です and だ.
Complete list of all 644 vocabulary words required for the JLPT N5 exam, organized in groups of 50 with links to pages containing example sentences for each word.
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