Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the Japanese particle か (ka) covering its use as a question marker, to express choices between options, and to mark embedded questions about uncertainty.
Grammar guide explaining the particle くらい/ぐらい (kurai/gurai) for expressing approximation, extent, and minimum expectations, with example sentences and common usage patterns.
Introduction to Ki Society principles and Koichi Tohei's method of unifying mind and body through aikido training. Explains the philosophical foundations and programs available for all ages.
A blog by Richard Webb featuring visual grammar guides covering particles, sentence patterns, verb structure, and noun phrases for learners building foundational understanding.
A guide to common Japanese onomatopoeia organized by category including food, weather, feelings, movement, and appearance, with meanings and example sentences for learners.
Breaks down a traditional Japanese children's song with vocabulary, particle explanations, and romanization. Suitable for beginners learning through cultural music.
Learn the five hiragana K-row characters (かきくけこ) with pronunciation, stroke order, vocabulary examples, and interactive writing practice on an online canvas.
Guide to the Japanese particle ほど (hodo) covering its uses for expressing extent, degree, comparisons, and "the more... the more" patterns with example sentences.
An advanced guide to the phonology of Early Old Japanese as spoken during the Nara period, covering consonants, vowels, syllable structure, and evidence for pronunciation reconstructed from written sources and.
Collection of JLPT N3 kanji study materials including essential kanji lists, downloadable PDFs, and kanji from past exams from 2020 to 2025. For intermediate learners preparing for the N3 exam.
Guide to sumi ink for beginners learning Japanese calligraphy, covering the differences between traditional inksticks and liquid ink, their uses, and recommendations for first purchases.
Community forum discussion about the Japanese grammar particle よ, covering its use for emphasis and conveying new information. Native speakers and learners explore nuances of politeness and appropriate usage contexts.
Explains the three Japanese particles を, に, and で by breaking down their distinct functions and practical uses, with example sentences to help learners develop intuitive understanding of when to use each particle.
Archive of JLPT N4 grammar lessons covering particles, conditional forms, and the te-form with explanations and examples for learners preparing for the N4 exam.
Grammar guide organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, covering particles, conjugations, sentence structure, and business Japanese with context-based learning.
A glossary of Japanese pronunciation, hiragana, katakana, and sword arts terminology with guides to vowels, consonants, and particles for students of iaido and kendo.
A guide to the JLPT N3 grammar point うちに (uchi ni), meaning while or before a state changes, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
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.
Free Japanese course with 168 audio lessons, vocabulary lists, graded readers, flashcards, and grammar guides for learners from beginner to intermediate level. Includes placement and vocabulary tests.
Chapter overview for special expressions in intermediate Japanese grammar, covering sentence-ending particles, causative and passive verbs, and other expressions used in everyday conversation.
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