Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Blog posts explaining fundamental Japanese grammar concepts, particularly particles like は and が. Written for beginners struggling with grammar rules that have no English equivalent.
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Guide to Japanese sentence structure for English speakers covering word order, particles, topics, and predicate placement with worked examples and beginner sentences.
Guide to the five Japanese vowels and their pronunciation in hiragana and katakana, covering short and long vowels with examples and writing strokes.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining how to use the Japanese adjective ほしい (hoshii, to want) with nouns and verbs, covering particle usage and different sentence patterns at JLPT N4 and N5 levels.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle yo (よ), explaining its use as a sentence-ending particle and interjection with multiple example sentences and usage categories.
A vocabulary learning site offering word-of-the-day posts, idiom and proverb lessons, grammar explanations, and vocabulary practice drawn from anime, songs, and Japanese media for beginners and intermediate learners.
Bunpro lesson on じゃないか, a grammar point for forming casual questions meaning 'isn't it?' Used at the end of sentences to seek confirmation or agreement.
な-adjectives are one type of adjective in Japanese. Their main function is to describe nouns, but many can function as nouns themselves.
Guide to jukugo, Japanese kanji compound words, explaining their structure, types, and how understanding component kanji helps deduce meanings. Suited for intermediate learners building vocabulary.
Explains the ので (node) grammar pattern used to express reasons and causes, with eight example sentences and a vocabulary list. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Explains why the Japanese particle は is pronounced as わ through the history of sound changes from the Nara period to modern times, helping learners understand this common source of confusion.
Guide to Japanese counter words explaining why different counters are used for different object types, with pronunciation changes based on numbers and common examples.
Bunpro lesson on u-verbs (godan verbs), explaining their structure, conjugation patterns, and how they differ from ru-verbs, with example sentences and related grammar resources for JLPT N5 beginners.
Why does every anime character sound different? Sentence-final particles and role language (yakuwarigo) add emotion and signal a character's type.
Lesson on the potential form in Japanese for expressing ability and possibility. Covers conjugation rules for u-verbs and ru-verbs, irregular verbs, particle shifts, and includes example sentences with audio and a quiz.
Shadowing practice material featuring a casual dialogue about discovering a new coffee shop, with vocabulary and grammar notes, audio recordings, and step-by-step exercises for improving listening, pronunciation, and.
A free personal study hub that tracks Japanese learning progress across the site, estimates JLPT level, identifies weak areas across five skill axes, and recommends targeted practice materials.
Guide to Japanese adverbs covering common adverbs and rules for creating adverbs from adjectives with examples. For learners at all levels seeking to understand adverb formation and usage.
Why are some words written with hiragana alone in Japanese instead of being written with kanji or katakana?
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