Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the final particle て used for making light commands and requests in various speech registers from casual to formal, with example sentences showing affirmative and negative forms.
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?
Structured JLPT N5 vocabulary course organizing 727 words into ten topical lessons with kanji, romaji, English meanings and practice quizzes. Designed for self-learners and exam candidates preparing for the N5 test.
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 reference dictionary organizing Japanese grammar structures and particles alphabetically with detailed explanations, example sentences, verb conjugation tables, and indices for learners seeking quick answers to.
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.
Interactive grammar and vocabulary practice site with quizzes on particles, verb forms, adjectives, and sentence structure. Offers guides, a phrase dictionary, kanji lessons, and JLPT preparation material for all levels.
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.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the uses and nuances of もんか, もんだ, and だなんて with multiple example sentences and English translations for intermediate learners.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern ～上に, which stacks additional points to emphasize cumulative positive or negative effects.
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.
Detailed explanation of the de で particle and its various grammatical functions, with examples from anime and everyday usage.
A blog offering vocabulary lessons with audio, mnemonics and quizzes covering basic Japanese words, greetings, and daily conversation phrases. Includes grammar explanations and Anki deck resources for beginner learners.
Guide to learning independently by navigating Japanese resources online and troubleshooting common questions about grammar, vocabulary, kanji, pronunciation and reading.
Interactive battle game that tests knowledge of 12 Japanese particles through 60 questions with monster combat mechanics. Designed for beginners learning particles and their grammatical functions.
Practice exercises for lessons 1 to 3 covering particles, verb conjugations, noun adjectives, and kosoado words, with writing prompts and vocabulary translation tasks for beginner learners.
Complete reference for all Japanese particles — case, focus, conjunctive, sentence-final, adverbial, and compound particles with examples and usage.
Interactive quiz testing knowledge of basic Japanese particles including を, で, に, and は. Designed for beginners to practice fundamental grammar skills.
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.
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