Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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JLPT N5 and beginner N4 grammar practice with quizzes, explanations, audio, and mixed tests covering particles, verb forms, adjectives, question words, and counters in complete sentences.
Interactive grammar lesson on the polite form ます and negative forms ない and ません, with explanations of auxiliary verbs, conjugation rules for る-verbs and う-verbs, and practice drills for JLPT N5 level learners.
Guide to the conjunctive particle のに, explaining how it connects clauses to express surprise, frustration, or contradiction when something goes against expectations.
Guide to learning katakana characters, including stroke order, long vowel sounds, small vowel combinations, and how English words are written in katakana. For Japanese learners starting with the writing system.
Complete reference guide to all JLPT N5 grammar patterns with real example sentences, common learner mistakes, and explanations of how patterns connect. For beginners through learners with three to six months of study.
Index of grammar and vocabulary lessons organized by topic, covering greetings, communication, Japanese culture, daily life situations, travel, and colloquial expressions.
A lesson from Minna no Nihongo covering vocabulary and grammar for counting quantities, classifiers, and buying or selling.
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.
Guide to the で particle covering its use for action location, means and tools, group scope, and causes or reasons, with examples and comparisons to similar particles.
Guide to learning katakana with charts for vowels and consonant rows, tips on distinguishing shapes, and sample words showing how Japanese adapts foreign loanwords.
Explains how the particle が marks objects of stative verbs and adjectives in Japanese, contrasting with を and covering possession, perception, and necessity for intermediate learners.
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.
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.
Free grammar notes for JLPT N5 to N1 and conversational Japanese, organized lesson by lesson with sentence patterns, examples, and conjugation tables.
Guide to the polite past negative verb form ～ませんでした with conjugation rules for all verb types, example sentences, and practice exercises for beginner learners.
Guide to katakana loanwords that have shifted meanings in Japanese and wasei-eigo words coined in Japan, explaining why they may confuse English speakers and how to recognize them in translation.
Interactive Anki-style flashcard decks organized by JLPT level, covering vocabulary, kanji, grammar and phrases for beginners and intermediate learners.
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Blog post comparing the Japanese causal particles kara and node, explaining grammatical patterns, formality differences, and nuanced uses with example sentences.
A detailed guide to the Japanese ga が particle covering its functions as a subject marker, agent marker, and focus marker with examples from anime and manga. Suitable for learners at all levels.
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