Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Rank F is the absolute beginner course in Bento Japanese, teaching hiragana, basic grammar, vocabulary, and simple sentences through progressive lessons that connect kana learning with reading practice.
Grammar reference and lessons covering JLPT levels N5 through N1, with guides to sentence patterns, verb forms, particles, and everyday expressions.
Explains the three Japanese particles を, に, and で by breaking down their distinct functions and practical uses, with example sentences to help learners develop intuitive understanding of when to use each particle.
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.
Guide explaining the difference between に and へ particles for marking direction and destination in Japanese, with audio examples, practice exercises, and comparisons to related particles.
Explains Japanese SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) sentence structure with examples and comparisons to English SVO order, covering basic patterns, particle usage, and common mistakes for beginners.
A collection of JLPT N5 grammar lessons explaining common patterns and expressions with example sentences and translations for beginner learners of Japanese.
A series of annotated podcast episodes from Yuyu No Nihongo featuring engaging monologues on cultural topics and personal stories, with detailed grammar notes to help learners understand natural, unscripted Japanese.
Grammar lessons and explanations for JLPT N4 level, covering particles, verb patterns, expressions and usage examples with English translations and context.
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.
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 the を particle explaining its role as a direct object marker, pronunciation, placement, common mistakes, and use with motion verbs. For beginners forming grammatically correct Japanese sentences.
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.
Blog post explaining the Japanese verb aru ある and its meanings of existence and possession, with examples from anime and manga.
Guide to using verb + ことは/ことが/ことを to express "V-ing" or "to V" in Japanese, with formation rules, examples, casual alternatives, and fixed expressions like ことができる and ことにする.
Guide to the Japanese counter 冊 (satsu) for counting books, bound papers, and notebooks, with pronunciation tables, usage rules, and example sentences.
A personal wiki collecting scattered notes on Japanese learning methods, grammar tricks, kanji study, and curated resources for learners at all levels.
Once someone who was informally teaching me Japanese mentioned that in Japanese there are not that many strong curse words in everyday language.
Interactive practice sheet for writing hiragana with real-time stroke checking. Learners write each character repeatedly in ruled squares while the tool validates stroke order and shape.
Free Japanese course with 168 audio lessons, vocabulary lists, graded readers, flashcards, and grammar guides for learners from beginner to intermediate level. Includes placement and vocabulary tests.
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