Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Interactive grammar lesson on the Japanese particles は and も, explaining how は marks topics and も adds emphasis or alternatives. Designed for beginner learners using spaced repetition and example sentences.
A glossary of grammatical and linguistic terms used in Japanese language study, with definitions for concepts from basic to advanced levels.
A hub of over 1,300 daily practice questions covering JLPT grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and reading organized by level.
Explains sentence-ending particles including な, さ, かい, だい, わ, かしら, ぞ, and ぜ with examples of their uses in casual conversation and their gender-specific connotations.
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.
Guide to understanding classical Japanese verbs through their types and inflected forms, with examples from classical texts like Taketori Monogatari for advanced learners.
Wikipedia article on the Japanese language covering its history, phonology, grammar, writing system, and dialects from Old Japanese to modern standard Japanese.
Covers the te-form used to express ongoing or enduring states in Japanese, including the construction ～ている, with vocabulary, examples, and discussion of special cases like motion verbs and state-of-being verbs.
A step-by-step guide for beginners starting Japanese, covering kana, grammar fundamentals, kanji introduction, and comprehensible input methods.
Guide to Japanese contractions and informal speech patterns, explaining how sounds are contracted in spoken language with examples from anime and manga.
Guide to expressing wants and desires in Japanese at N5 level, covering patterns for requesting things, wanting to do actions, wanting possessions, and stating likes, with furigana on all kanji and practice sentences.
Guide to Japanese particles with clear explanations of は, が, を, に, で, の, と, も, か, から, まで and へ, showing their functions and common distinctions that confuse learners.
Grammar guide to nai ない, the negative auxiliary adjective in Japanese. Covers basic negation, multiple translations, past tense nakatta, question forms, and colloquial variants, with examples from anime.
Guide explaining the も particle in Japanese, covering its use to mean "also" or "too," negation patterns like なにも, emphasis with quantities, and common mistakes. Suited for beginners learning core particles.
A collection of 16 free interactive games covering kanji, kana, grammar, particles, counters, and listening for learners from N5 to N1 level.
A grammar lesson explaining 一方では as a formal expression for contrasting two different aspects or sides of the same subject, with sentence patterns and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Bunpro explains よ, a sentence-ending particle used to convey new information or add emphasis. The page covers structure, examples, related particles, and includes example sentences and community discussions.
Guide to using ～てはいけません to express prohibition in Japanese. Covers formation rules, real examples from signs and everyday situations, and practice exercises for beginners.
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