Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed explanation of the particle は as a topic and contrast marker, with examples showing how it differs from が and how to use it in various sentence contexts.
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.
The 7 most essential particles explained — including the crucial は vs が distinction
Teaches how to use verb and state-of-being clauses as adjectives to modify nouns and explains Japanese sentence structure and word order rules for beginners.
This guide assumes that you know the hiragana and katakana and that you're studying basic japanese vocabulary.
Guide to Japanese grammar covering expressions for actions not done, situations without change, recently completed actions, and amount expressions. For intermediate learners studying verb forms and particle usage.
Detailed guide to the Japanese wa は particle, covering its functions as a topic marker, argument interpretation, contrast, and advanced uses with examples from manga and anime.
Detailed guide to the particle に covering its use as a locational marker, directional marker, and indirect object marker across different sentence types.
Why does every anime character sound different? Sentence-final particles and role language (yakuwarigo) add emotion and signal a character's type.
Guide to Japanese verbs for giving and receiving, explaining the differences between agemasu, kuremasu, and moraimasu through comparison to directional verbs like iku and kuru.
Guide to the five Japanese vowels and their pronunciation in hiragana and katakana, covering short and long vowels with examples and writing strokes.
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.
Bunpro's grammar point page explains the Japanese particle に and its multiple uses such as marking destination, location, and targets of action.
Reference guide to all 11 JLPT N5 particles with explanations, contrast pairs, example sentences, and common errors. Designed for beginners preparing for the N5 exam.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure covering SOV word order, the nine core particles, and five essential N5 sentence patterns with example sentences and common mistakes.
Explains four Japanese words for expressing contrast: kedo, ga, demo, and shikashi. Covers when to use each word based on formality level, provides example sentences with translations, and includes practice exercises.
JLPT N5–N1 · Weekly Planning · Timed Review · 25 Free Practice Sets JLPT Study Plan Build a realistic study plan for N5, N4, N3, N2, or N1 with balanced vocabulary, grammar, kanji, reading, listening, review, and mixed.
Blog post explaining seven major Japanese dialects with grammar comparisons to standard Japanese.
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.
Praised by the teacher / rained on / sung worldwide — what each passive type expresses, and which particle marks the agent.
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