Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Blog posts explaining Japanese vocabulary and grammar patterns including casual expressions like マジ, the verb 切れる with its multiple meanings, and the suffix 的 for creating na-adjectives.
Guide to Japanese grammar particles and expressions used to indicate amounts and limitations, with examples of だけ, のみ, しか, and ばかり for learners at all levels.
Grammar lesson on using the particles も and しか with numbers to express "as many as" and "only" in Japanese, with example sentences, practice exercises, and common mistakes to avoid.
Original JLPT N3 practice materials covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, reading, and listening for intermediate learners. Currently offers N5 diagnostic quizzes and N4 review with N3 materials in development.
Detailed guide to the copula だ, explaining how it marks nouns and な-adjectives as present tense and positive, with patterns of use in sentences and nuances in different contexts.
Explains the shi し conjunctive particle used to express reasons and emphasize facts, with examples from manga and grammar patterns.
Maggie Sensei explains the Japanese particle こそ (koso), which emphasizes the word before it.
Guide to keigo honorific language for business emails in Japanese, covering the three main forms of polite speech, cultural concepts like uchi versus soto, verb conversions, and email structure.
A reference guide covering 151 JLPT N4 grammar points with meanings, structures, and example sentences. Designed for learners at elementary level preparing for the N4 proficiency test.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons for JLPT N3 level learners, explaining Japanese expressions and verb patterns with example sentences and translations.
When: 時 The native word for "time" is 時, but most impor…
Bunpro lesson on Japanese sentence-ending particles よ, ね, and な, explaining their uses in conveying emotion and nuance with example sentences and audio.
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.
A beginner's guide explaining Japanese sentence structure, word order patterns, particles, and common sentence constructions with examples and practice exercises.
Guide to the Japanese particle の, covering possession, description, categorization, and nominalization with examples and common mistakes. Designed for beginners.
Guide to reading classical Japanese texts through understanding historical kana orthography and sound changes.
Explains に対して as a grammar pattern for marking targets of directed actions and emotions, and for expressing contrasts between distinct subjects.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle で and its five main uses: marking where actions occur, the means or tool used, materials, causes, and the scope of superlatives.
Explains the final particle て used for making light commands and requests in various speech registers from casual to formal, with example sentences showing affirmative and negative forms.
Explains how to use わけ and とする to make hypotheses and reach conclusions in Japanese, with vocabulary lists and example dialogues.
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