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Intro to Kanji II: Reading Kanji 漢字カンジの読よみ方かた Previousl…
Introductory overview of Japanese language foundations covering pronunciation, pitch accent, grammar structure, dialects, and writing systems. Designed for learners beginning Japanese studies.
A grammar lesson on copular sentences in polite Japanese, explaining how to form statements with です, including present and past tense forms, negatives, and when to use polite speech.
Hiragana ひらがな This lesson is about the kana system know…
Detailed explanation of the particle は as a topic and contrast marker, with examples showing how it differs from が and how to use it in various sentence contexts.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the parallel and case particle と, covering its use to mean "and" when connecting nouns and "with" in other contexts. Designed for beginning Japanese learners.
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Explains Japanese nouns and pronouns, including common and proper nouns, personal names, place names, and addresses. Suitable for beginners learning foundational grammar and vocabulary.
Guide to Sino-Japanese number readings from zero to 9999, with detailed pitch accent patterns, pronunciation variations, and example sentences.
Guide to Japanese orthography covering long vowels in hiragana and katakana, long consonants, loanword notation, and special kana characters for beginner learners.
The Copula Verb だ断定助動詞（コピュラ）「だ」 The simplest sentence s…
Adjectives 形容詞 An adjective (形容詞) is a word that d…
The Existential Verbs ある & いる When w…
Detailed explanation of the agent marker に particle used with stative-transitive verbs in Japanese, covering verbs like 分かる, 聞こえる, 見える, 出来る, and 要る. For intermediate learners studying Japanese grammar.
Introduction to kanji fundamentals covering radicals, their meanings, and how they function as building blocks in character construction. Suited for beginners starting to learn kanji.
Katakana カタカナ Katakana is often seen as the "neglected …
Explains the history and methods of Japanese kanji simplification since World War II, comparing old and new character forms with examples and discussing modern usage in names and printing standards.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle が (ga) as a subject marker, covering its fundamental grammatical function, differences from は, and various contexts where it appears in sentences.
Detailed explanation of the attributive particle の and its functions in marking noun phrases as attributes, with numerous examples and categorized usage patterns for beginners and intermediate learners.
Guide to ichidan verb conjugation covering basic forms, polite speech with ～ます, past and negative forms, and verb bases. Suitable for beginners learning Japanese verb classes.
Explains the final particle て used for making light commands and requests in various speech registers from casual to formal, with example sentences showing affirmative and negative forms.
Adjectival Nouns I 形容動詞① Apart from true adjectives (形容…
Deictic Time 時間直示 Time expressions come in two types: t…
Detailed explanation of the を particle and its role in marking direct objects, covering transitive and intransitive verbs, verb pairs, and practical examples for beginning Japanese learners.
Explains how the particle が marks objects of stative verbs and adjectives in Japanese, contrasting with を and covering possession, perception, and necessity for intermediate learners.
Detailed lesson on the conjunctive particle て and its affirmative form, explaining conjugation rules for all verb types with examples and conjugation tables for beginning learners.
Detailed guide to Japanese counters used with Sino-Japanese numbers, covering fifteen common counters with their pronunciations, pitch accent patterns, and usage examples for intermediate learners.
Detailed grammar explanation of the ～ている construction, covering its progressive and resultant state uses with conjugation tables and numerous example sentences for learners.
Detailed guide to Japanese consonant sounds, covering unvoiced, voiced, nasal, and other consonant types with examples and articulation instructions for learners.
Detailed guide to Japanese vowels and their pronunciation, covering the five basic vowels, long versus short vowels, and special vowel combinations with examples.
Detailed guide to the particle に covering its use as a locational marker, directional marker, and indirect object marker across different sentence types.
Lesson on the particle も covering its uses for expressing both/neither constructions, emphasizing quantity or lack thereof, and related grammar patterns with examples and explanations.
Explains how to form basic questions in Japanese using the particle か, covering question words like who, what, when, where, why and how, with many example sentences and grammatical patterns for beginner learners.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle へ (e), covering its etymology, usage for indicating movement to distant locations, and comparison with the particle に. Includes numerous examples and cultural notes.
Detailed grammar lesson on the Japanese pattern つもりだ, covering its uses for expressing plans, intentions, and convictions, with numerous example sentences and explanations of nuanced meanings.
Explains the 214 kanji radicals and the six principles of kanji classification, covering pictograms, ideographs, and semasio-phonetic compounds with examples and etymological context for learners.
Lesson on the particles が and を in Classical Japanese, covering their functions as case particles, conjunctive particles, and historical variations from modern usage.
Detailed explanation of three Japanese counters for frequency (～度, ～回, ～遍) with their distinctions, usage patterns, pitch accent variations, and examples of set phrases and adverbial forms.
When: 時 The native word for "time" is 時, but most impor…
Detailed grammar guide explaining the particle まで and its four main usages, with example sentences showing how it indicates extent, ranges, extremity, and emphasis.
Godan Verbs 五段活用動詞 In this lesson, we will learn a…
Detailed explanation of the two irregular verbs する and 来る, covering their unique bases, conjugations, and multiple meanings. Designed for learners studying Modern Japanese verb systems.
A detailed grammar lesson on Japanese counters used with native numbers, covering sixteen counters including those for characters, classes, food dishes, digits, slices, and spherical items with pitch accent notation and.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle か in indirect and embedded questions, including patterns like かどうか and のか, with numerous examples at intermediate level.
Lesson on yodan verbs in Classical Japanese, the most common verb class. Covers the four vowel grades, six bases, and conjugation with examples from classical texts like the Tale of Genji and Man'yoshu.
よい・いい The adjective meaning "good," as we know, is いい. …
Non-Deictic Time I: The Date & Telling Time Previou…
A detailed lesson on the citation particle と, covering direct and indirect quotations, grammatical restrictions on speech register and aspect, and tense agreement in Japanese dependent clauses.
Detailed explanation of how the particle か combines with negative verb forms to create questions in Japanese, covering various negative question patterns and appropriate responses.
An introductory grammar lesson explaining the adverbial particle も and how it expresses "also" or "too," with multiple example sentences showing usage patterns and combinations with other particles.
Detailed lesson explaining the particle で, covering its use to indicate the location of an action and the method or means by which something is done, with numerous example sentences and comparisons to similar particles.
A glossary of grammatical and linguistic terms used in Japanese language study, with definitions for concepts from basic to advanced levels.
Lesson on Japanese demonstratives (こそあど) covering nominal and adjectival forms like これ, その, and あれ, with usage based on physical distance from the speaker and listener. For beginners.
当て字 Japanese writing is ultimately due to using Kanji a…
Detailed lesson on the case particle から and its uses marking starting points in space, time, and other contexts.
Guide to 国字 (Japanese-made kanji) covering their history, structure, and most important characters to study. Includes tables of 国字 with readings and importance rankings for learners.
我がチーム SeTH COONROD Creator/Author みなさん、こんにちは！My name is…
Explains how to express wanting something or wanting someone to do something in Japanese using ほしい and related forms, with conjugation tables and example sentences for learners.
Lesson on native Japanese numbers and the counter つ, explaining how to count objects, abstract concepts, and things with indeterminate shapes. Suited for beginners learning fundamental counting and quantification.
Lesson on non-deictic time expressions and context-dependent time phrases in Japanese, covering temporal particles, core vocabulary for times of day, and grammatical rules for their usage.
When II: ～頃 時 is by far the most basic and utilized wo…
Lesson on plural forms of demonstrative pronouns (kosoado) in Japanese, covering これら, それら, あれら and their casual variants, with detailed explanations and example sentences.
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.
Non-Deictic Time II: Determiners Previously, we learned…
In-depth explanation of the particle に as a standard or comparison marker in Japanese, with numerous example sentences and comparison to related particles like と and から.
Counters With Sino-Japanese Numbers II: ～名・羽・部・戸・発・軒・人前…
Detailed analysis of the particles の and と in Classical Japanese, showing their historical uses, grammatical functions, and examples from classical literature. For advanced learners studying pre-modern Japanese.
Time Counters I: ～日・週間・ヶ月・年 In Lesson 44, we learned ho…
Lesson on occupation-related vocabulary and grammar, including how to ask about and describe jobs, workplace terminology organized by theme, and expressions used in business contexts.
Detailed explanation of the negative te-form in Japanese, covering both ～なくて and ～ないで forms with their grammatical functions, usage patterns, and example sentences.
Used To: ～たものだ& かつて In this lesson, we will learn h…
ようこそ、「いまび」へ！ Wanna Learn Japanese? To get started learn…
Detailed explanation of five Japanese words for "no" with their nuances and appropriate contexts, including usage examples showing formality levels and social situations.
Guide to four-character idioms (yojijukugo) in Japanese, covering their origins, definitions, and examples with English translations and pronunciation. Designed for learners with intermediate kanji knowledge.
Lesson on Japanese pitch accent patterns and vowel devoicing covering four main accent types, how they distinguish homophones, and when vowels lose vocalization between consonants.
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