Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A detailed guide to Japanese sentence-ending particles explaining their functions, usage differences between male and female speakers, placement rules, and examples from anime and manga.
A guide to the JLPT N3 grammar point うちに (uchi ni), meaning while or before a state changes, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Grammar reference and lessons covering JLPT levels N5 through N1, with guides to sentence patterns, verb forms, particles, and everyday expressions.
Grammar lesson explaining the pattern for stating that inanimate objects or plants exist at a specific location, using particles に and が with the verb あります in both polite and casual forms.
Explains the Japanese grammar patterns …こと and …ということ, which nominalize clauses to mean "the fact that." Covers formation rules, differences in nuance, examples, and practice exercises for intermediate learners.
A guide for learners who have passed or nearly passed JLPT N5, explaining what grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening skills to practice next and how to structure study weeks before moving to N4 mock tests.
Free reference for JLPT grammar points from N5 to N1, organized by level with explanations of formation, meaning, and example sentences.
Learn Japanese sentence structure: basic word order (topic + information + verb), topic vs subject (は vs が), omitted subjects, です sentences, forming questions with か, and connecting ideas.
Collection of JLPT N4 grammar lessons covering particles, verb conjugations, and sentence patterns with explanations and usage examples.
Introduces nine classic and popular Japanese picture books with difficulty levels for language learners. Picture books develop vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural understanding through simple text and illustrations.
Guide to Japanese time expressions including days, duration counters, and frequency words like きょう, あした, まいにち, and ～じかん. Includes examples and practice for beginners.
Guide to translating Japanese names and honorific suffixes like -san, -sama, -kun, and -chan, covering family-name order, roles used as titles, and approaches for different types of text.
A blog category page featuring Japanese quizzes and tests covering grammar, vocabulary, and particles for self-study learners at various levels.
Guide covering 40 essential grammar patterns for beginner Japanese learners, organized from basic particles and sentence structure to te-form and comparisons.
Explains the い sentence-ending particle and its uses in making questions sound softer and more amicable, with examples from anime and manga. Suitable for intermediate learners studying Japanese particles.
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.
Provides JLPT N4 kanji study materials including lists, PDF downloads, and flashcards for learners preparing for the N4 exam.
Complete hiragana chart with all 71 characters, animated stroke order diagrams, romaji readings, and memory tricks for each character.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the differences between the Japanese location particles に (ni) and で (de), with examples of when each is used correctly.
Detailed grammar guide explaining the particle まで and its four main usages, with example sentences showing how it indicates extent, ranges, extremity, and emphasis.
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