Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide explaining how to form adverbs from adjectives in Japanese and how to use common sentence-ending particles like ね and よ. Covers word-order flexibility and includes examples for beginner learners.
First the focus word for today is 女子会 ( = joshikai) .
Free beginner Japanese lessons covering pronunciation, hiragana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, travel phrases, and JLPT N4/N5 practice with clear audio and English explanations.
8 rules to finally master the difference between は (topic) and が (subject)
A detailed lesson on the citation particle と, covering direct and indirect quotations, grammatical restrictions on speech register and aspect, and tense agreement in Japanese dependent clauses.
Guide to the wa わ sentence-ending particle, explaining its uses for affirming opinions and conclusions, its association with feminine speech, usage by men, intonation differences, and combinations with other particles.
Guide to the Japanese particle で covering its four main uses: location of action, means or method, cause or reason, and material.
Blog post explaining the Japanese verb aru ある and its meanings of existence and possession, with examples from anime and manga.
A detailed guide explaining the Japanese particle "ga" and its function as a subject marker, with comparisons to the particle "wa" to clarify when each is used. Suited for beginners learning fundamental grammar concepts.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle が (ga) as a subject marker, covering its fundamental grammatical function, differences from は, and various contexts where it appears in sentences.
Guide to eight core N5 grammar systems that carry the JLPT exam, with furigana examples, explanations of common mistakes, and strategies for prioritizing study time.
Guide to eleven essential Japanese particles for beginners, with explanations of how each particle marks grammatical relationships and sample sentences demonstrating their use.
Guide to the ten most essential Japanese particles for beginners, with explanations and example sentences for each.
Interactive writing practice tool for hiragana that uses blind recall and spaced repetition to help learners write kana from memory, with reading tests to confirm recognition.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons for JLPT N3 level learners, explaining Japanese expressions and verb patterns with example sentences and translations.
Guide to the polite past tense form ～ました, covering conjugation rules for all three verb groups with examples and practice exercises.
Detailed explanation of the conjunctive particle ので used to connect sentences and express reasons or causes.
A structured six-module beginner course covering hiragana, katakana, vocabulary, grammar, conversation and kanji. Available as PDF, Kindle eBook or paperback, with a free 200+ card flashcard deck for Anki.
A guide explaining why Japanese listening is difficult for beginners and providing a six-step method for practicing with audio clips, plus a 7-day and 30-day study plan.
Study materials for Minna no Nihongo and Shin Nihongo no Kiso textbooks covering vocabulary, grammar, and listening practice for JLPT N5 and N4 levels. Offers downloadable PDFs and audio resources for beginners.
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