Pages for learning Japanese about sentence patterns, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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𠄌 is a Japanese kanji that means hook. 𠄌 has 1 strokes, and is an uncommon Japanese kanji.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar point 〜てみる (te-miru), meaning to try doing something to see what happens. Includes formation rules, examples with translations, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
Kanshudo offers free kanji drawing practice with stroke order guidance, integrated with flashcards, vocabulary and grammar tools. The platform tracks mastery across all skill levels and supports JLPT preparation.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 冖 (cover radical), showing stroke count, radical information, readings, related words, and component usage in 391 kanji. Suitable for learners studying kanji systematically.
Complete sortable reference of 190 JLPT N3 grammar points with meanings, romaji, examples, and formation guides. Designed for learners preparing for the N3 level of the JLPT.
Word search tool on Kanshudo that lets learners search Japanese words and kanji by meaning, usefulness, or JLPT level, with example sentences and personal mastery tracking.
A blog with grammar and vocabulary lessons on Japanese covering time expressions, self-introductions, net slang, and everyday situations.
Learn 〜はずがない (hazu ga nai (N3)), a JLPT N3 grammar point meaning "there's no way; can't possibly be; it is inconceivable that". Clear explanation, examples, and common mistakes.
Explanation of the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜ことにしている, covering its formation, meaning as an ongoing personal rule or policy, example sentences, and common distinctions from related grammar patterns.
Explains the grammar point 〜ようだ for JLPT N3 students, covering its meaning as an inference expression based on direct observation, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and comparisons to related.
Explanation of the JLPT N3 grammar pattern 〜わけにはいかない, covering meaning, formation, examples showing social and moral obligation, and common mistakes.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar point ながら (nagara), which expresses two simultaneous actions by the same subject, with formation rules, examples, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
Explanation of the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜てある with clear formation rules, examples, and common mistakes. For intermediate learners preparing for the N3 exam.
Explanation of the N3 grammar point ようにする with formation rules, nuanced meanings, multiple examples, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Explains the N4 grammar point 〜そう（な） for expressing visual impressions and immediate judgments. Provides formation rules, examples, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns for intermediate learners.
Explains the N3 grammar point 〜ておく (te oku), meaning to do something in advance or to leave something as is, with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar points.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern 〜がほしい with all tenses and conjugations, including the third-person rule that requires ほしがっている instead. Provides examples and common mistakes for learners.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge teaching intermediate learners how to make suggestions to friends, with downloadable PDF explanations and scripts.
Tools for searching verb conjugations, adjectives, and kanji with organized JLPT level categories and onomatopoeia dictionary for learners at all levels.
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