Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains noun-related particles including と, や, とか, and の with their uses, meanings, and examples. Suitable for beginners learning Japanese grammar fundamentals.
Explains the three Japanese writing systems and when to use each one, with examples and pronunciation guidance for learners starting to read real Japanese text.
Lesson on the particles が and を in Classical Japanese, covering their functions as case particles, conjunctive particles, and historical variations from modern usage.
Explains the causative form in Japanese, showing how to make and let someone do something. Covers conjugation rules for u-verbs and ru-verbs, the に versus を distinction, and includes spoken example sentences and a quiz.
Detailed guide explaining the に particle and its multiple functions in Japanese, including location, destination, position, and abstract uses, with extensive examples and comparisons to related particles.
A practical guide to Japanese formal speech (keigo), explaining polite, honorific, and humble registers with examples and when to use each form. For intermediate learners navigating social contexts.
Organized lists of Japanese nouns grouped by topic (time, transportation, directions, body parts, occupations, locations, family, colors, seasons, and proper nouns), with kanji, hiragana, romaji, and example sentences.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure emphasizing particles and how they determine word roles, with examples of basic desu sentences and explanations of how Japanese differs from English word order.
Detailed grammar lesson on ゆえに, a highly formal conjunction expressing reason, cause, or logical conclusion used in academic writing, legal documents, and literature.
Guide to the Japanese particle が (ga) explaining its function as a subject marker, how it differs from は, and its use in various contexts including questions, emphasis, and complex sentence patterns.
A grammar guide covering advanced Japanese patterns like 思いきや, ～がてら, ～あげく, and が早いか with vocabulary lists, explanations, and example sentences.
655 free Japanese grammar lessons, JLPT N5 to N1. Each covers formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and JLPT practice questions.
A beginner-friendly graded reader story written in hiragana with optional kanji, accompanied by slow and normal audio, glossaries, and grammar explanations.
A guide to the particle の and its use as a noun modifier in Japanese. The article explains the concept through the metaphor of a label maker and covers various grammatical patterns and meanings.
Guide to Japanese writing systems covering hiragana, katakana, and kanji with pronunciation guidance, stroke order information, and practice exercises for beginning learners.
Step-by-step guide to creating and delivering a Japanese self-introduction for beginners, covering essential vocabulary, grammar, cultural etiquette, and physical comportment when meeting Japanese people.
Guide to ten fundamental Japanese sentence patterns for beginners, covering self-introductions, descriptions, questions, and requests with examples and explanations.
Detailed explanation of the は and が particles at JLPT N5 level, covering the information-flow model, forced patterns, and discrimination drills. Serves beginner learners struggling with this core grammar distinction.
Free Japanese reading practice with graded readers at multiple levels, JLPT-aligned articles, and downloadable hiragana and katakana charts. Includes grammar quizzes and resources for learners from beginner to advanced.
Overview of ten types of Japanese green tea, their history, health benefits, and characteristics. Suited for learners interested in Japanese culture and daily life.
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