Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed lesson on the Japanese particle とか (toka) explaining its use for listing items and quoting speech, with multiple examples and comparisons to similar particles like や (ya) and など (nado) for intermediate learners.
Guide to comparison grammar in Japanese using 方 and より particles, with vocabulary lists and example sentences for learners seeking to express comparisons, ways of doing things, and superlatives.
Detailed guide to the particle に explaining its three main uses: marking destinations of movement, locations of existence, and times of actions.
Guide to core Japanese particles including wa, ga, o, no, ni, ka, and others with explanations of their functions and practical examples for beginners learning sentence structure.
You open your textbook, read the grammar rule, highlight it, maybe write it down. Then you try to use it — and no
An ordered collection of 831 Japanese grammar patterns arranged by frequency in real Japanese texts, with explanations and examples for each pattern from N5 to N1 level.
First the focus word for today is 女子会 ( = joshikai) .
Explains the particle で (de) and its four main meanings with example sentences, vocabulary lists, and flashcards for JLPT N5 learners.
Interactive grammar lesson on the Japanese particles は and も, explaining how は marks topics and も adds emphasis or alternatives. Designed for beginner learners using spaced repetition and example sentences.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons from the MARUGOTO Starter A1 coursebook with example sentences and practice exercises. Covers everyday topics including food, home, shopping, and daily activities for absolute beginners.
A grammar lesson explaining 一方では as a formal expression for contrasting two different aspects or sides of the same subject, with sentence patterns and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Guide explaining the は and が particles in Japanese grammar, clarifying how they differ from English subject markers and function as topic and identifier particles respectively.
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.
Interactive tool for practicing kanji writing from memory. Learners select lessons from a 45-lesson chart, write each kanji by hand based on its meaning and reading, then test their knowledge with word quizzes.
Study guide explaining the Japanese volitional form and its eight main uses, with conjugation rules and example sentences for intermediate learners.
Japanese grammar can feel daunting at first — but it’s actually more consistent than English once you know
Guide to Japanese contractions and informal speech patterns, explaining how sounds are contracted in spoken language with examples from anime and manga.
Detailed explanation of the conjunctive particle ので used to connect sentences and express reasons or causes.
A guide to Japanese sake vocabulary and brewing terminology for learners and enthusiasts. Defines terms used in sake production, tasting, and service with explanations and context.
Complete hiragana chart with romaji, dakuten, and combination sounds, plus audio pronunciation and reading tips for beginners learning Japanese script.
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