Pages for learning Japanese about example sentences, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A study page for the kanji 首 (neck) at JLPT N3 level that includes onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences with English translations.
A grammar lesson explaining the JLPT N4 pattern あまり～ない (amari~nai), meaning not very or not much, with nine example sentences showing usage with adjectives and verbs.
A vocabulary list of approximately 3,750 words needed to pass the JLPT N3 exam, organized alphabetically with English meanings and grammatical classifications.
An iOS and Mac flashcard app with spaced repetition, kanji drawing practice, and example sentences for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji. Integrates with Manabi Reader for adding words from native texts.
Guide to the polite negative verb form ～ません (masen) with conjugation rules for all three verb groups and everyday example sentences for beginners.
Guide to the を particle explaining its role as a direct object marker, pronunciation, placement, common mistakes, and use with motion verbs. For beginners forming grammatically correct Japanese sentences.
Study page for the kanji 東 (east) at JLPT N5 level, with meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences with furigana and English translations.
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Explains the causative form saseru with both meanings: to make someone do something and to let someone do something.
Explanation of the formal Japanese particles において and における with meanings, usage notes, and ten example sentences with romaji and English translations. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
Detailed grammar lesson on the JLPT N3 pattern 別に～ない (betsu ni~nai) meaning "not really" or "not particularly".
Grammar lesson explaining ものですから, a polite expression used to give reasons when apologizing, making excuses, or asking for understanding.
An interactive grammar course using spaced repetition to teach Japanese grammar patterns, starting with the copula and its polite form. Suited for complete beginners learning structured grammar.
A lesson on the JLPT N4 grammar pattern なかなか～ない, explaining its meaning as "not easy to" or "struggling to" with eight example sentences in Japanese, romaji, and English.
A vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N4 word 会議 (kaigi, meeting) with definitions, related kanji, similar words, and five example sentences with furigana and English translations.
A vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N2 word 寺院 (ji'in, Buddhist temple), with definition, related kanji, similar words, and four example sentences with furigana and English translations.
Bunpro's explanation of ru-verbs (ichidan verbs) covers their conjugation patterns, including dictionary form, masu form, negative, past, and te-form.
A detailed lesson on the JLPT N5 kanji 中 (chuu, naka) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences with English translations.
Detailed explanation of the N3 grammar point 上げる (ageru) meaning to finish doing, with eight example sentences, translations, romanizations, and related vocabulary.
Explains the particle で (de) and its four main meanings with example sentences, vocabulary lists, and flashcards for JLPT N5 learners.
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