Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Detailed explanation of how the particle か combines with negative verb forms to create questions in Japanese, covering various negative question patterns and appropriate responses.
Interview with five Japanese college students about their experiences learning English, covering difficulties, progress strategies, and how English compares to Japanese.
Detailed grammar lesson on the pattern いったん～ば, which expresses irreversible consequences and inevitable results once a threshold is crossed.
A detailed comparison of Duolingo with other Japanese learning tools, explaining its strengths for absolute beginners and limitations for intermediate learners, and recommending a stack of apps for vocabulary, kanji,.
Stack Exchange community for students, teachers, and linguists to discuss Japanese language questions, from grammar and particles to dialects, pitch accent, and classical forms.
Tatoeba provides downloadable sentence corpora in Japanese and many other languages, with translations and audio.
Blog offering beginner-friendly guides on Japanese grammar, kanji, vocabulary, and practical phrases for travel, work, and general study.
Complete list of Japanese kanji organized by JLPT level and frequency, with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, meanings, and links to detailed lessons for each character. Serves learners preparing for the JLPT at all levels.
Study page for the N5 vocabulary word 言う (to say) with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, related kanji, and words sharing that kanji.
Explains Japanese SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) sentence structure with examples and comparisons to English SVO order, covering basic patterns, particle usage, and common mistakes for beginners.
App for learning 257 kanji commonly used in JLPT N3 and N4 exams, with example sentences in eight languages, illustrations, and multiple-choice quizzes. Twenty characters are available free.
A Japanese proverb page that teaches the expression 蛙の子は蛙 with meanings, readings, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, and audio examples for learners studying kanji and traditional phrases.
Explains koitsu, soitsu, aitsu, and doitsu, a set of ko-so-a-do demonstrative words used to refer to people, animals, things, and situations.
Portal collecting eleven websites and tools for practicing Japanese writing, from kana handwriting to composition evaluation and collocation checking, for learners at all levels.
An Android app for studying kanji with flashcards, drawing practice, radical breakdown, search by reading or meaning, and progress tracking by JLPT level.
Thousands of JLPT vocabulary words organized by level, part of speech, and topic, each with readings, meanings and example sentences. For learners preparing for JLPT N5 through N2.
Kanji reference organized by JLPT level from N5 to N2, with readings, stroke order, vocabulary in context, and video lessons for each character.
Tangorin provides curated vocabulary lists organized by JLPT level and jōyō and jinmeiyō kanji grades, allowing learners to create custom lists and export them for study with other tools.
Article explaining the Japanese particles yo and ne and their uses in conveying emotion and adding emphasis to sentences. Covers multiple contexts for each particle and their combined usage for intermediate learners.
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