Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Lesson on the Japanese word for cold (風邪) and related vocabulary, including kanji breakdown, grammar patterns, health-related terms, and cultural notes on how Japanese people discuss illness.
Guide to vocabulary acquisition and retention strategies for Japanese learners of all levels, covering flashcard systems, spaced repetition, extensive reading, and production-based learning methods.
Study resource for JLPT N4 kanji with lists, PDFs, and kanji appearing in past exams from 2010 to 2024. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level of the JLPT.
A structured guide to JLPT N5 grammar written by a certified Japanese teacher, explaining how Japanese sentences work, the recommended order to learn each pattern, common mistakes, and how the N5 grammar section is.
Article explaining that Japanese does not have subjects in the English sense, and clarifying the difference between the particles は and が through examples and dialogue.
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.
Free online grammar course covering N5 level essentials including particles, verb conjugation, adjectives, and sentence patterns.
Reference guide to 17 essential Japanese particles with explanations, usage patterns, and example sentences for JLPT N5 and N4 learners. Includes a downloadable cheat sheet.
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.
Guide to the conjunctive particles が and けど, explaining their use for contrast and providing context in sentences, with examples showing differences between formal and colloquial forms.
Grammar lesson on the V-stem + 方 (kata) construction for expressing how to do something or ways of doing actions in Japanese.
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 Japanese grammar reference covering particles, verb conjugation, conditionals, and more. Clear explanations with example sentences for JLPT N5 to N4.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle で, covering its use to mark locations where actions occur and the means by which actions are performed.
Both 中 (naka) and 内 (uchi) often translate to ''inside,'' but they don't refer to quite the same ''inside.'' You didn't realize there could be more than one inside? You're not alone!
Blog archive of grammar lessons for beginner Japanese learners, covering sentence structure, adjectives, verb conjugation, particles, counters, and JLPT N5 preparation with guides and explanations.
A beginner's guide explaining fundamental Japanese grammar concepts including sentence structure, particles, verb conjugation, and adjectives with practical examples for forming basic sentences and asking questions.
Complete katakana chart showing all 46 basic characters, dakuten and handakuten marks, combination sounds, and reading tips with romaji equivalents and audio. For beginners learning to read and write katakana.
Interactive grammar lesson on the particles と and か for listing and presenting alternatives in Japanese, with example sentences and audio.
A reference hub covering verb conjugations, grammar patterns, kanji, keigo, and expressions from JLPT N5 through N1 and beyond. Designed for learners at all levels to supplement reading practice and build fluency.
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