Pages for learning Japanese about tutors and teachers, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Mini lesson explaining the Japanese expression やっぱり (yappari), meaning "I thought so" or "I knew it," with multiple usage examples including when confirming expectations, emphasizing opinions, and changing one's mind.
Detailed grammar guide explaining ～そうもない and ～そうにない patterns for expressing unlikely actions in Japanese, with formation rules, examples, and comparisons to related grammar structures.
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.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the differences between the さ (sa) and み (mi) suffixes used to nominalize adjectives in Japanese, with examples showing when each is used for measurable versus subjective states.
Online JLPT N5 grammar course with flexible scheduling options (3, 6, or 12 months) taught by Akira Noguchi in small groups. Designed to cover 48 hours of the 150 hours recommended for passing the test.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the formal pattern ～かたがた, used to express that a single action serves two purposes in business and professional contexts.
Online Japanese lessons with government-certified native teachers offering flexible scheduling, JLPT preparation from N5 to N1, and business Japanese instruction for learners of all levels.
Japanese language school offering in-person and online lessons in London and Manchester with government-certified native teachers.
Official JLPT examination centre in Bangalore, India, run by the Bangalore Nihongo Kyooshikai language teachers' association since 2006.
Comparison of JLPT self-study and formal language institute approaches, examining advantages and disadvantages of each method for Japanese learners preparing for proficiency exams.
Complete overview of Japanese particles. Learn how particles mark grammatical relationships and enable flexible word order in Japanese sentences.
Guide to the Japanese particle から, covering its use to mark sources, starting points in space and time, origins, reasons, and transitions. Suitable for beginners learning Japanese grammar.
Interview with an experienced aikido instructor about founding and running a dojo, teaching philosophy, and integrating aikido with other martial arts.
FAQs and documentation related to our Learning Experience Platform FluencyLink
Blog post offering four practical strategies for staying motivated while learning Japanese, covering finding enjoyment in the process, tracking progress, using loss aversion, and maintaining consistency through habit.
A 90-day structured roadmap for intermediate learners to master keigo for workplace use, organized in three stages that progress from polite forms to formal honorifics and humble speech, with daily tasks and self-tests.
あたり & はずれ ( = atari & hazure ) ＋ Bonus Video lesson (Paper Rabbit Rope 2)
A collection of Japanese proverbs (kotowaza) with Japanese text, romaji, literal translations, and explanations of their meanings and cultural context.
Nihongo-Pro offers private one-on-one online Japanese lessons with experienced native teachers available 24 hours a day for all levels from beginner to advanced, with flexible pricing and lesson scheduling options.
A curated list of thirteen Japanese grammar books across all proficiency levels, with descriptions of each book's approach, content, and best uses for learners.
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