Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Overview of Japanese writing systems including hiragana, katakana, and kanji, with explanation of their uses and introduction to pitch accent for pronunciation. Designed for beginners starting to learn written Japanese.
Blog post explaining the Japanese phrase yokatta (よかった) and its multiple uses, from expressing that something was good to showing gladness about news or conditional regret. Suited for intermediate learners.
A curated collection of frequently asked questions about learning Japanese with links to recommended explanations for common grammar, vocabulary, and kana topics.
Preply's grammar blog and tutoring platform provides articles on Japanese grammar topics like tense, pronouns, and verb forms alongside an online tutoring service with personalized lessons for learners of all levels.
Japanese Particles Learn ALL Japanese Particles *** Practice Japanese Particles (Tests 1–28)
Lesson on the Japanese particle の used to express explanations and expectations, showing how tone changes with different sentence constructions and providing dialogue examples for learners.
Guide to the polite past tense form ～ました, covering conjugation rules for all three verb groups with examples and practice exercises.
Guide to the Japanese particle で covering its four main uses: location of action, means or method, cause or reason, and material.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particles は and が, explaining how は marks topics with later focus while が marks new information with earlier focus.
Explains the N3 grammar point 〜わけだ with meanings, formation rules, usage contexts, and example sentences. Includes a watch-out section comparing it to similar structures and links to related grammar points.
Guide to Japanese pitch accent patterns in Tokyo dialect, explaining the four standard patterns with interactive audio examples and a searchable dictionary to check pitch patterns of individual words.
Free online JLPT N5 exam preparation course with structured drills and tests covering vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening. Designed for self-learners preparing for the N5 level.
Guide to using ～てはいけません to express prohibition in Japanese. Covers formation rules, real examples from signs and everyday situations, and practice exercises for beginners.
Explanation of the 〜てもらう grammar pattern for expressing that someone does something for your benefit. Covers formation, particles, politeness levels with ていただく, and comparisons with てくれる and てあげる.
Master Japanese causative-passive form - express being made to do something. Learn this advanced conjugation combining causative and passive.
Grammar lesson explaining ものですから, a polite expression used to give reasons when apologizing, making excuses, or asking for understanding.
A vocabulary learning site offering word-of-the-day posts, idiom and proverb lessons, grammar explanations, and vocabulary practice drawn from anime, songs, and Japanese media for beginners and intermediate learners.
Interactive guide to hiragana with pronunciation soundboard and stroke order animations. Covers basic hiragana characters, diacritics, and special particle pronunciations for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Grammar lesson archive covering Japanese particles, conditional forms, and te-form variations with articles explaining concepts like は vs が and multiple ways to express similar ideas.
Complete JLPT N5 grammar reference with 94 grammar points, usage explanations, and 740 example sentences with audio. Includes flashcards and practice tests for beginner learners.
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