Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed explanation of the particle は as a topic and contrast marker, with examples showing how it differs from が and how to use it in various sentence contexts.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the parallel and case particle と, covering its use to mean "and" when connecting nouns and "with" in other contexts. Designed for beginning Japanese learners.
Bunpro's grammar lesson on the の particle covers its use to indicate possession and relationships between nouns, with detailed explanations, example sentences, and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Free video lessons and study materials for JLPT N5 grammar, covering verb groups, conjugation, particles, and sentence structures with printable cheat sheets and practice exercises.
A systematic guide to 41 core N4 grammar patterns organized into ten categories with meanings and example sentences. Serves as a pre-exam reference and study map for learners preparing for the JLPT N4 level.
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.
Lesson on polite forms in Japanese, explaining the masu-form and verb stems for beginners. Covers how to conjugate verbs into polite speech and when to use polite language with different people.
Guide to Japanese comparison structures including より (than), ほど (not as), and 一番 (the most), with examples, common mistakes, and practice advice for learners.
Detailed explanation of the sentence ending particle ね used to seek agreement or confirmation, with examples, related grammar points, and links to external resources for N5 learners.
This guide assumes that you know the hiragana and katakana and that you're studying basic japanese vocabulary.
Article explaining the Japanese parallel markers と, や, か, and とか used to list multiple nouns and express "and" or "or." Covers when to use each marker with examples and translations for beginner learners.
A detailed guide to the を particle that marks direct objects in Japanese, covering its use in active and passive voice, with examples from anime and manga.
Guide to Japanese vocabulary and phrases for giving and understanding directions, with essential words for travel, sentence patterns using te-kudasai, and practical expressions for navigating Japan.
Free practice bank with 2,100 JLPT N5 vocabulary, grammar, and sentence-pattern questions plus 50 graded reading passages with explanations. For beginners who know kana and want to prepare for the N5 exam.
Explains four Japanese words for expressing contrast: kedo, ga, demo, and shikashi. Covers when to use each word based on formality level, provides example sentences with translations, and includes practice exercises.
Guide to transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, explaining how they differ from English and how to identify them using particles を and が. Suited for intermediate learners.
Free JLPT N5 practice with 25 original quizzes covering listening, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and reading. Learners choose focused topics, answer questions, review explanations, and access audio replay.
Grammar guide explaining the Japanese potential form ～られる and ～える to express ability, possibility and permission, with conjugation patterns for all verb types, example sentences, and notes on casual ra-nuki speech.
Guide to Japanese adjectives covering i-adjectives, na-adjectives, no-adjectives, relative clauses, and how adjectives modify nouns in Japanese sentences. Suitable for learners starting to understand Japanese grammar.
Blog post explaining the nuances and differences between the Japanese particles wa (は) and ga (が), with detailed examples and usage rules for learners beyond the basics.
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