Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese grammar particles and expressions used to indicate amounts and limitations, with examples of だけ, のみ, しか, and ばかり for learners at all levels.
Complete JLPT N5 prep materials covering about 100 kanji, 800 vocabulary items, and basic grammar with an eight-week study roadmap for beginners.
Explanation of Japanese location demonstratives ここ, そこ, and あそこ, showing how they distinguish based on proximity to the speaker and listener. Suitable for beginner grammar students.
Guide to the Japanese particle だけ (dake) explaining its use for neutral limitation meaning 'only' or 'just', with examples and comparison to similar particles ばかり and しか.
Free online Japanese learning resource with lessons covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening practice organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, suited for beginners.
Explains the sentence-ending particle なあ (naa) used to ask for confirmation, express hope or admiration, or show uncertainty. Includes example sentences with translations and a vocabulary list for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide explaining how to form adverbs from adjectives in Japanese and how to use common sentence-ending particles like ね and よ. Covers word-order flexibility and includes examples for beginner learners.
A guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining its use as the subject marker and its special roles with question words, existence verbs, ability, and feelings like 好き.
Explains Japanese counters (josuushi), morphemes that follow numbers to indicate what is being counted, with examples of basic usage, sentence structures, and pronunciation changes.
Detailed explanation of five Japanese words for "no" with their nuances and appropriate contexts, including usage examples showing formality levels and social situations.
A guide to the Japanese causative form that covers conjugation patterns for all verb groups, particle choice for the causee, and related expressions like させてください. Suitable for intermediate learners.
A guide explaining five essential Japanese particles (wa, ga, wo, ni, de) with example sentences showing how each one functions in context and how to choose between them.
A blog offering lessons and study guides on Japanese grammar, vocabulary, particles, and JLPT preparation for beginners and intermediate learners. Includes 90-day study plans and tips for learning Japanese.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure explaining the subject-object-verb word order, topic-comment patterns, particles, and common sentence structures. Suitable for beginners learning how Japanese differs from English.
Guide to Japanese proverbs (kotowaza) with examples, literal meanings, cultural context, and English equivalents, for learners who want to understand traditional sayings and Japanese values.
Study resource for JLPT N4 kanji with lists, PDFs, and kanji appearing in past exams from 2010 to 2024. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level of the JLPT.
A detailed guide explaining the distinction between は and が particles for English speakers learning Japanese, covering when to use each particle with rules, examples, and comparisons.
A lesson from Minna no Nihongo covering vocabulary and grammar for counting quantities, classifiers, and buying or selling.
Guide to using ～たほうがいい for giving polite advice and suggestions in Japanese, with conjugation patterns, examples, and cultural notes on indirect communication.
Lesson on Japanese existence verbs (aru and iru), their usage with animate and inanimate objects, location expressions, and practical conversation examples for beginners.
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