Pages for learning Japanese about passive and causative, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Dictionary of 255 Japanese verbs organized by JLPT level from N5 to N3, with conjugation tables showing te-form, potential, passive, and causative forms for each verb.
Free online JLPT N4 listening course with four units covering sound changes, vocabulary, expressions, and speaker emotions, plus two full practice tests for exam preparation.
Every Japanese verb form in one chart: masu, te, ta, nai, potential, passive, causative and more, plus a free printable PDF workbook with answer key.
Explains the Japanese causative form ～させる for expressing making or letting someone do something, with conjugation patterns for ichidan and godan verbs, example sentences, and the causative-passive form.
Grammar lesson on the V-stem + 方 (kata) construction for expressing how to do something or ways of doing actions in Japanese.
Structured grammar lessons covering JLPT levels N5 through N2 with conjugation rules, example sentences, and spaced-repetition checklists. Bilingual content in Japanese and Chinese with downloadable Anki decks.
Guide to keigo, Japanese polite and respectful speech, explaining its three levels: teineigo (everyday polite), sonkeigo (respectful), and kenjogo (humble).
Detailed guide to the Japanese passive form ～れる/～られる, covering neutral passive, adversative passive expressing suffering, conjugation rules for verb types, and distinctions from potential form.
A structured online course with 33 grammar lessons aligned to the Speed Master textbook series, covering essential N4 grammar points with explanations and practice for JLPT preparation.
A detailed personal account of the Shoui method for learning Japanese, covering immersion-based approaches, listening and reading strategies, Anki use, and grammar learning.
Ten lines from Demon Slayer's Giyu Tomioka in Japanese with romaji, English translations, and grammar analysis.
Explanation of Japanese passive voice (受身) grammar for JLPT N3 level with example sentences, English translations, kanji readings, and downloadable worksheets with answer keys.
Japanese grammar guide covering JLPT N5 to N1 levels with explanations, examples, and downloadable PDFs of basic grammar points and verb forms for learners at all proficiency levels.
Vocabulary and verb conjugation study materials for JLPT N4 exam preparation, including downloadable vocabulary lists, conjugation tables, and actual exam vocabulary from multiple years.
Guide to Japanese verb groups and conjugation patterns, covering u-verbs, ru-verbs, irregular verbs, and essential forms like te-form, ta-form, and conditional forms for learners.
Detailed grammar guide explaining Japanese causative verbs (させる and させられる) with conjugation patterns, examples, and common variations for JLPT N4 learners.
Detailed grammar lesson on Nによって (depending on N / it depends on N) for JLPT N3 learners, with formation rules, multiple meanings, embedded question patterns, examples with audio, comparisons to related grammar, and.
Detailed guide to the particle に explaining its three main uses: marking destinations of movement, locations of existence, and times of actions.
Grammar guide to nai ない, the negative auxiliary adjective in Japanese. Covers basic negation, multiple translations, past tense nakatta, question forms, and colloquial variants, with examples from anime.
A guide to Japanese listening practice covering methods like active listening, shadowing, and transcription, with advice on choosing appropriate difficulty levels and building sustainable study routines for beginners.
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