Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed explanation of the Japanese particles は and が, clarifying that は marks the topic and が identifies the unknown, not the subject. For learners struggling with these fundamental particles.
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Guide to eight ways to use informal and casual Japanese, covering verb conjugation in present and past tense, special sentence endings, and gender-specific phrases for learners moving beyond polite speech.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese grammar pattern にかけて (ni kakete) with multiple meanings, usage notes, and nine example sentences with English translations. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
Guide to expressing dates and times in Japanese, covering year, month, day, weekday and time units with readings and examples. Suitable for beginners learning to tell time and write dates.
Complete guide to Japanese particles with explanations of each particle's functions, side-by-side comparison charts for confusing pairs like は/が and に/で, example sentences, and common learner mistakes.
JLPT N5 and beginner N4 grammar practice with quizzes, explanations, audio, and mixed tests covering particles, verb forms, adjectives, question words, and counters in complete sentences.
Detailed guide to the JLPT N3 grammar pattern Nとして, explaining how to express roles, capacities, and functions with clear examples, formation rules, and comparisons to related grammar patterns.
Lesson on the Japanese grammar pattern について (ni tsuite) for JLPT N3, with meaning, usage notes, and nine example sentences with English translations and romaji readings.
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Explains why the Japanese particle は is pronounced as わ through the history of sound changes from the Nara period to modern times, helping learners understand this common source of confusion.
Explains multiple Japanese grammar patterns for expressing similarity, appearance, hearsay, and guessing outcomes, distinguishing between よう, みたい, そう, and らしい with examples and usage notes.
Wikipedia article explaining hiragana, one of the Japanese syllabaries, with tables showing all characters, pronunciation, historical development, and usage rules.
A grammar lesson on the V-たり V-たりする pattern for listing representative actions in Japanese.
This Japanese pronunciation guide covers every sound, vowel, consonant, pitch accent, and sentence rhythm.
Grammar lessons and expressions for JLPT N5, the beginner Japanese proficiency level, covering particles, verb forms, and everyday language use with example sentences.
Wiktionary entry for the hiragana character か, providing stroke order, etymology, pronunciation, particle uses, and kanji readings for learners.
A detailed explanation of the difference between the particles wa (は) and ga (が), covering their grammatical roles as topic and subject markers with examples and practical guidance for learners.
A practical guide to improving Japanese listening through a three-pass method using short native audio clips, addressing why natural speech is difficult and teaching learners to recognize rhythm, sound changes, and.
An online tool that checks Japanese sentences for grammar mistakes, highlights errors, explains each correction with links to grammar rules, and distinguishes between mistakes and alternative phrasings preferred by.
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