Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the multiple meanings and uses of the Japanese verb 切れる (kireru), covering contexts where it means to run out, break, disconnect, or lose one's temper, with example sentences for intermediate learners.
A conversational dialogue between two characters discussing the challenges of learning Japanese counter words, with furigana and vocabulary support for beginner learners.
A step-by-step roadmap for absolute beginners preparing for JLPT N5, outlining a three to six month study plan starting with kana, then vocabulary, grammar, and kanji with weekly breakdowns and time recommendations.
Interactive Anki-style flashcard decks organized by JLPT level, covering vocabulary, kanji, grammar and phrases for beginners and intermediate learners.
Complete JLPT N5 prep materials covering about 100 kanji, 800 vocabulary items, and basic grammar with an eight-week study roadmap for beginners.
Study materials for JLPT N1 kanji and difficult vocabulary, including lists with meanings and readings, practice exercises, and downloadable PDFs for advanced learners preparing for the highest level of the Japanese.
A chapter from Tae Kim's Complete Guide to Japanese explaining how verbs function in sentences, with examples showing verb placement and particles. Suited for beginners learning foundational Japanese grammar.
A podcast episode explaining the Japanese particle もう with meanings of shortly, soon, or now, including example sentences with audio, English translations, and a vocabulary quiz for beginning learners.
This guide is a complete re-write and re-arrangement of the Sakubi grammar guide.
Guide to the Japanese direction particle へ (e), explaining its core function for indicating direction toward a destination and comparing it with similar particles に and で.
Once someone who was informally teaching me Japanese mentioned that in Japanese there are not that many strong curse words in everyday language.
Explains the particle しか (shika) for expressing 'only' with negative verbs and the nuance of insufficiency it conveys. Includes example sentences, comparison with だけ, and common usage patterns for learners.
A collection of JLPT N2 grammar flashcards organized in 16 parts, covering advanced grammar patterns and particles needed for the N2 level of the JLPT exam.
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.
Introductory Japanese lesson covering particles, verb conjugation, and the copula, with sections on grammar explanation, vocabulary lists, practice exercises, and example conversations for beginners.
A free 30-day grammar challenge covering hiragana, katakana, particles, verb conjugation, and adjectives for beginner learners.
Lesson on the Japanese state-of-being construction, covering how to describe what something is in casual and polite forms with examples of greetings. Designed for beginning students learning basic grammar.
A traditional Japanese children's song with vocabulary explanations and particle breakdowns for beginners. The page presents the full lyrics with word-by-word translation and cultural context for young learners.
Blog posts teaching beginners how to say common Japanese phrases and expressions, including greetings, directions, and colloquial speech patterns with explanations of usage and context.
Collection of grammar lessons covering verb conjugation, particles, and grammar patterns for JLPT N5 and N4 levels. Offers explanations of forms like te-form, ta-form, conditional, and passive voice.
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