Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A visual guide explaining how Japanese particles work, comparing particle systems to English word order and prepositions, with detailed explanations of common particles like wa, ga, wo, ni, and de.
A guide to Japanese particles with explanations of the most common ones, including は, が, を, の, で, と, も, に, か, へ, や, など, and から, with example sentences for beginners.
Supplements and corrections to Tae Kim's grammar guide for intermediate learners, covering particles, grammatical case marking, verb inflections, and other grammar points with detailed explanations and academic.
Grammar lesson on the particle が, explaining its use as a subject marker and identifier in Japanese. Includes structure explanations, examples, related grammar points, and a discussion forum for learners at the N5 level.
Portuguese-language guide to Japanese particles, explaining what each one does with example sentences, useful for Brazilian and Portuguese-speaking learners.
Study guide on Japanese onomatopoeia covering theoretical principles, grammatical frameworks, contextual dialogues, and practice exercises for learners preparing for JLPT and JFT-Basic exams.
Blog posts explaining fundamental Japanese grammar concepts, particularly particles like は and が. Written for beginners struggling with grammar rules that have no English equivalent.
Maggie Sensei explains the Japanese particle こそ (koso), which emphasizes the word before it.
Part three of a structured hiragana learning guide covering the ha, hi, fu, he, ho, ma, mi, and mu characters with pronunciation, stroke order, word examples, and mnemonics.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle で, covering its use to mark locations where actions occur and the means by which actions are performed.
Part two of a hiragana learning guide covering the ka, ki, ku, ke, ko, sa, shi, and su characters with stroke order instructions, word samples, and mnemonic devices for beginners.
Wikipedia article explaining hiragana, one of the Japanese syllabaries, with tables showing all characters, pronunciation, historical development, and usage rules.
Japanese language school in Tokyo offering online and in-person private lessons for English speakers from beginner to advanced levels, with free JLPT study materials, kanji practice, and business Japanese resources.
Guide comparing the Japanese particles に and で, explaining their functions with minimal pairs and decision maps.
A structured 20-lesson course covering hiragana, katakana, essential grammar, particles, and verb conjugation for beginner to intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N5-N3 levels.
Complete guide to Japanese keigo covering teineigo, sonkeigo, and kenjougo with practical examples for business and formal situations.
Guide to eleven essential Japanese particles for beginners, with explanations of how each particle marks grammatical relationships and sample sentences demonstrating their use.
Guide to eight core N5 grammar systems that carry the JLPT exam, with furigana examples, explanations of common mistakes, and strategies for prioritizing study time.
Guide to Japanese adjectives covering na-adjectives and i-adjectives, their properties, conjugation rules, and how to use them to modify nouns. Suitable for beginners learning grammar fundamentals.
Free beginner Japanese lessons covering pronunciation, hiragana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, travel phrases, and JLPT N4/N5 practice with clear audio and English explanations.
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