Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains how to use わけ and とする to make hypotheses and reach conclusions in Japanese, with vocabulary lists and example dialogues.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure explaining the subject-object-verb word order, topic-comment patterns, particles, and common sentence structures. Suitable for beginners learning how Japanese differs from English.
Grammar guide teaching deduction and reasoning patterns from The Apothecary Diaries anime, covering はずだ, にちがいない, わけだ, and monologue expressions for intermediate learners.
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.
Explains Japanese counters (josuushi), morphemes that follow numbers to indicate what is being counted, with examples of basic usage, sentence structures, and pronunciation changes.
Guide to essential Japanese sentence-ending particles including な, さ, かい, だい, and gender-specific particles with vocabulary lists and conversational examples for intermediate learners.
Complete reference guide listing all 96 JLPT N4 grammar patterns organized by 15 categories including conditionals, particles, honorifics, and voice. Designed for elementary-level learners preparing for the N4 exam.
Guide to the Japanese particle の, covering possession, description, categorization, and nominalization with examples and common mistakes. Designed for beginners.
Lesson on combining the particle も with other particles (で, に, へ, と, から, まで) to add meanings of "even" and "also." Designed for intermediate learners studying JLPT N4 and N5 grammar.
Complete study guide for the JLPT N5 test with a three-month preparation plan, essential grammar patterns, vocabulary lists, kanji organized by category, and practice strategies for beginners aiming to pass the Japanese.
Explains the directional particles に (ni) and へ (e) with meanings and usage, providing example sentences and vocabulary for JLPT N5 learners.
A structured study plan for passing JLPT N5 from zero in three months, covering kana fluency, vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and listening with section strategies and common mistakes to avoid.
Japanese grammar has few irregular verbs (see What Japanese verbs are irregular?
Lesson on expressing state-of-being in Japanese using the copula だ and its conjugations for negative and past tenses. Covers how to declare what something is and typical usage patterns for beginners.
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.
Explains when to use the particle に with time expressions in Japanese and when it can be omitted, with numerous example sentences showing correct and incorrect usage.
Explains the Japanese grammar patterns …こと and …ということ, which nominalize clauses to mean "the fact that." Covers formation rules, differences in nuance, examples, and practice exercises for intermediate learners.
Detailed explanation of the difference between the Japanese particles wa and ga, focusing on how wa marks topic while ga marks subject.
A searchable database of approximately 980 essential N5 vocabulary words organized by lesson order, with kana readings, English meanings, and audio pronunciation guides.
A guide explaining five essential Japanese particles (wa, ga, wo, ni, de) with example sentences showing how each one functions in context and how to choose between them.
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