Pages for learning Japanese about particles, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains how to use わけ and とする to make hypotheses and reach conclusions in Japanese, with vocabulary lists and example dialogues.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern ～上に, which stacks additional points to emphasize cumulative positive or negative effects.
Guide to the particle を covering its three core uses: marking direct objects of actions, paths moved through, and points of departure. Includes examples, common mistakes, comparisons with similar particles, and practice.
Guide to the various uses of いう and という for defining, describing, and discussing objects, people, and concepts. Includes vocabulary, example sentences, and dialogue for intermediate learners.
Guide to eight essential Japanese counters with pronunciation rules, usage examples, and tables showing how to count specific categories of objects, people, and occurrences.
A guide to the Japanese causative form that covers conjugation patterns for all verb groups, particle choice for the causee, and related expressions like させてください. Suitable for intermediate learners.
JLPT N1 preparation resource offering original practice materials for grammar, vocabulary, kanji, reading, and listening with guidance on foundation skills and readiness assessment.
Covers the te-form used to express ongoing or enduring states in Japanese, including the construction ～ている, with vocabulary, examples, and discussion of special cases like motion verbs and state-of-being verbs.
A searchable grammar reference with clear explanations of Japanese grammar patterns, verb forms, and sentence structures organized by beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.
Guide to the seven essential Japanese particles with explanations, examples, and comparisons of commonly confused pairs like に versus で. Suitable for JLPT N5 learners.
Explains the sentence-ending particle なあ (naa) used to ask for confirmation, express hope or admiration, or show uncertainty. Includes example sentences with translations and a vocabulary list for JLPT N5 learners.
Detailed explanation of the de で particle and its various grammatical functions, with examples from anime and everyday usage.
A free grammar reference covering particles, verb forms, and sentence patterns organized by JLPT level from absolute beginner to advanced, with explanations and examples for each pattern.
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.
Understand the difference between 「と」 and 「や」 in Japanese. Learn when to use them for listing, quoting, and speaking naturally, with examples and common mistakes.
Japanese grammar is one of the most rewarding — and occasionally baffling — parts of learning the language
A detailed guide explaining the distinction between は and が particles for English speakers learning Japanese, covering when to use each particle with rules, examples, and comparisons.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the particle に (ni) with 19 different uses and numerous examples. Covers basic to advanced usage for JLPT N5 level learners.
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.
Comparison of Japanese and Korean difficulty for English speakers, examining writing systems, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary to help learners choose which language to study.
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