Pages for learning Japanese about linguistics, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed grammar guide explaining Japanese sentence structure, particles, and common misconceptions like the subject-verb-object myth. Suitable for beginners learning fundamental grammar concepts.
Wiktionary entry for the Japanese hiragana character ん, covering its pronunciation in different phonetic contexts, etymology, and grammatical uses as a negative suffix, volitional form, and particle contraction.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle ものの, explaining its grammar function as a contrastive conjunction, etymology from classical Japanese, and usage in sentences with examples and nuanced meanings for advanced.
A curated roundup of nine Japanese learning tools and resources from January and February 2018, including apps, websites, and practice materials suitable for learners at various levels.
A curated list of Japanese learning podcasts organized by proficiency level, from complete beginners to advanced learners. Includes descriptions of each podcast's content, format, and availability on major platforms.
Wiktionary entry for the hiragana character か, providing stroke order, etymology, pronunciation, particle uses, and kanji readings for learners.
Guide to asking and answering questions about age in Japanese, covering polite, neutral, and casual forms with pronunciation, age counter irregularities, and cultural context for when such questions are appropriate.
Article explaining how particles make Japanese sentence order flexible, debunking the myth that Japanese strictly follows subject-object-verb order. Helps beginners understand clause structure and word placement.
An introduction to Japanese sentence structure, particles, and how pronouns work differently from English, using examples from anime and manga. Designed for complete beginners with no prior Japanese knowledge.
A curated guide to twelve Japanese podcasts for intermediate learners, six designed for language learners and six native podcasts, each labeled by difficulty level and transcript availability.
Information about registering for and taking the JLPT at Carleton University, including test dates, fees, schedules, and regulations for all proficiency levels from N5 to N1.
Explains 16 Japanese words and phrases with deep cultural meanings, including wabi sabi, ikigai, and mono no aware, with examples of how they reflect Japanese aesthetics and values.
A lesson on how Japanese handles the English pronoun "it" through context and subject omission, with manga examples showing when explicit pronouns are needed and when they can be left implicit.
Doctoral dissertation analyzing the Japanese particle ni from a cognitive linguistics perspective. Suited for advanced learners and linguistics students studying Japanese grammar in depth.
A detailed guide explaining the distinction between the particles wa and ga in Japanese, covering their primary and secondary functions through principles of emphasis, subordination, and topic presence.
Directory of 62 verified Japanese language schools, university departments, and JLPT host institutions across India, filterable by city and study mode.
A curated list of the best free online Japanese grammar resources, with explanations of key grammar concepts like particles, sentence structure, and verb conjugation.
Home of the EDICT Project and major Japanese-English electronic dictionary databases including JMdict, ENAMDICT, KANJIDIC, and the Tanaka Corpus.
Academic research article describing a database project to support the compilation of Japanese learners' dictionaries for intermediate and advanced learners, including vocabulary selection and usage examples.
Explains how Japanese jokes work, including sound-based puns called dajare and the manzai comedy format, with real examples in IPA and cultural context for learners.
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