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• Japanese Particles Explained: A Visual Guide to the System Behind Every Sentence - 80/20 Japanese/japanese-particles/

  A visual guide explaining how Japanese particles work, comparing particle systems to English word order and prepositions, with detailed explanations of common particles like wa, ga, wo, ni, and de.

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• Japanese Sentence Structure: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide - 80/20 Japanese/japanese-sentence-structure/

  Guide to Japanese sentence structure emphasizing particles and how they determine word roles, with examples of basic desu sentences and explanations of how Japanese differs from English word order.

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• Japanese Pronunciation: A Detailed Guide (With Audio) - 80/20 Japanese/pronunciation/

  Detailed guide to Japanese pronunciation covering vowel and consonant sounds with audio examples from native speakers and practice words.

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• Desu: What It Means, and When and How to Use It - 80/20 Japanese/desu/

  Detailed explanation of the Japanese copula verb desu, covering its meaning, use in simple sentences, and role in overall sentence structure.

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• Foundations - Online Course - 80/20 Japanese/online-course/

  An online course teaching fundamental Japanese grammar through visual diagrams and logical explanations of sentence structure, particles, and verb forms, designed for complete beginners to build confidence in forming.

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• How to use the particle NI for destinations, locations and time - 80/20 Japanese/particle-ni/

  Detailed guide to the particle に explaining its three main uses: marking destinations of movement, locations of existence, and times of actions.

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• Giving and Receiving in Japanese - Agemasu, Kuremasu, Moraimasu - 80/20 Japanese/giving-and-receiving/

  Guide to Japanese verbs for giving and receiving, explaining the differences between agemasu, kuremasu, and moraimasu through comparison to directional verbs like iku and kuru.

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• The Japanese particle "wo" (o): What it is and how to use it - 80/20 Japanese/particle-wo/

  Detailed guide to the Japanese particle wo (を), which marks the object of a verb. Explains what wo is, how to use it in sentences, and special cases where verbs cannot take objects.

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• The particles 「から」(kara) and 「まで」(made): Saying "from" and "until" in Japanese - 80/20 Japanese/particles-kara-and-made/

  Guide to the Japanese particles kara (から) and made (まで) for expressing beginning and end points in time or space, with example sentences and explanations of their uses.

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• Basic Japanese Grammar Cheat Sheet - 80/20 Japanese/grammar-cheat-sheet/

  A free downloadable PDF grammar cheat sheet covering basic Japanese sentence structure, particle usage, adverbs, and example sentences for beginners studying how to construct sentences.

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• Informal vs Polite Japanese: How they differ in both simple and complex sentences - 80/20 Japanese/informal-vs-polite-japanese/

  Guide to three levels of politeness in Japanese and how they differ through verb forms in simple and complex sentences. Covers informal, polite, and super-polite registers for learners building practical speaking skills.

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• Japanese Expressions of Time (and when to use the particle “ni”) - 80/20 Japanese/time-expressions/

  Guide to Japanese time expressions and when to use the particle "ni", covering relative-to-now time phrases and context-dependent time words with examples.

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• A Visual Guide to Japanese Word Order - 80/20 Japanese/japanese-word-order/

  Guide explaining Japanese word order principles and how they differ from English, with examples and exercises for forming natural-sounding sentences.

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• Blog - 80/20 Japanese/blog/

  Blog with visual guides and lessons on fundamental Japanese grammar topics including particles, sentence structure, verbs, and noun phrases. Designed for learners starting from the basics.

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• The Japanese particle “ga”: What it's for and when to use it (and not “wa”) - 80/20 Japanese/particle-ga/

  A detailed guide explaining the Japanese particle "ga" and its function as a subject marker, with comparisons to the particle "wa" to clarify when each is used. Suited for beginners learning fundamental grammar concepts.

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• The Difference Between the Particles "wa" and "ga" - 80/20 Japanese/wa-vs-ga/

  Detailed explanation of the difference between the Japanese particles wa and ga, focusing on how wa marks topic while ga marks subject.

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• The Japanese particle "de": When and how to use it correctly - 80/20 Japanese/particle-de/

  Detailed guide to the Japanese particle de explaining its two main uses: marking the means by which an action is completed and marking the location where an action takes place.

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• Politeness in Japanese - When to Use the Different "Levels" - 80/20 Japanese/politeness-levels/

  Guide to Japanese politeness levels and when to use them, covering the three main politeness forms, how rank and familiarity affect language choice, and practical examples for different social situations.

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• Using 「よ」(yo) and 「ね」(ne) to speak more natural-sounding Japanese - 80/20 Japanese/yo-and-ne/

  Article explaining the Japanese particles yo and ne and their uses in conveying emotion and adding emphasis to sentences. Covers multiple contexts for each particle and their combined usage for intermediate learners.

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• Ni vs De: How to choose between these two location-defining particles - 80/20 Japanese/ni-vs-de/

  Explains the difference between the Japanese particles に (ni) and で (de) when indicating location, with examples showing when each particle is used with different types of verbs.

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• How to Say "This" and "That" in Japanese - 80/20 Japanese/this-and-that/

  Guide to Japanese demonstrative pronouns and modifiers, explaining the six words for "this" and "that" based on distance and perspective, with example sentences.

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• Home - 80/20 Japanese/

  A grammar-focused course and textbook platform teaching Japanese sentence structure through visual explanations of how particles work.

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• Richard Webb, Author at 80/20 Japanese/author/richard/

  A blog by Richard Webb featuring visual grammar guides covering particles, sentence patterns, verb structure, and noun phrases for learners building foundational understanding.

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• Sample video lesson - 80/20 Japanese/course-sample-video-lesson/

  Sample video lesson from the 80/20 Japanese: Foundations course introducing a visual sentence model for explaining Japanese grammar concepts. Designed for learners beginning their Japanese studies.

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