Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An annotated manga panel from Black Butler showing the i-particle and first person pronouns in context, with translation and grammar explanation for intermediate readers.
Article explaining how particles make Japanese sentence order flexible, debunking the myth that Japanese strictly follows subject-object-verb order. Helps beginners understand clause structure and word placement.
Reference guide to all 75 JLPT N4 grammar points with explanations, examples, and formation guides. Designed for learners preparing for the N4 level of the JLPT.
Detailed grammar lesson on および, a formal conjunction for connecting nouns in official documents, legal texts, and formal speech.
Lesson on the grammar pattern ～で有名だ for expressing what someone or something is famous for, with sentence patterns, examples, and comparisons to related expressions. Suited for intermediate learners.
Detailed lesson on the conjunctive particle て and its affirmative form, explaining conjugation rules for all verb types with examples and conjugation tables for beginning learners.
Explains transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, showing how they differ from English and which particles to use with each type. Suitable for beginners learning verb mechanics.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle wo (を), which marks the object of a verb. Explains what wo is, how to use it in sentences, and special cases where verbs cannot take objects.
Lesson comparing sorenara and sonobaaiwa, two expressions meaning "in that case." Explains differences in formality, possibility, and usage with example dialogues for intermediate learners.
A structured six-module beginner course covering hiragana, katakana, vocabulary, grammar, conversation and kanji. Available as PDF, Kindle eBook or paperback, with a free 200+ card flashcard deck for Anki.
Detailed explanation of the de で particle and its various grammatical functions, with examples from anime and everyday usage.
A free downloadable PDF grammar cheat sheet covering basic Japanese sentence structure, particle usage, adverbs, and example sentences for beginners studying how to construct sentences.
Japanese grammar has few irregular verbs (see What Japanese verbs are irregular?
Journal article on applying cognitive linguistics to teach Japanese polysemous particles, useful for intermediate learners and instructors seeking theoretical approaches to particle instruction.
Beginner grammar lessons covering the core patterns from the copula through relative clauses, with interactive drills for each topic. Teaches plain forms first, sequenced so each lesson builds on the previous ones.
Interactive flashcard app for learning hiragana, katakana, N5 kanji, particles, and phrases with spaced repetition, matching games, and JLPT practice tests that works offline on mobile and web.
Grammar lesson on すら (even), an N1 level adverbial particle that emphasizes extreme examples.
Resource list of YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by topic and including channels for Spanish-speaking learners. Covers grammar, conversation, listening, and beginner-level content.
Learn Japanese Kanji N5 + N4 – Part 2 (English and Japanese Edition) Learn Japanese kanji the level N5, N4.
A searchable grammar reference with clear explanations of Japanese grammar patterns, verb forms, and sentence structures organized by beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
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