A free online dictionary of over 216,000 Japanese words with native-speaker audio, pitch accent marking, conjugations, and example sentences. It serves learners from kana stage through JLPT N1.
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Guide to 30 essential JLPT N3 grammar patterns organized by category with meanings, conjugation rules, and examples. Includes practice quiz and comparisons of easily confused patterns for intermediate learners.
A systematic guide to 41 core N4 grammar patterns organized into ten categories with meanings and example sentences. Serves as a pre-exam reference and study map for learners preparing for the JLPT N4 level.
655 free Japanese grammar lessons, JLPT N5 to N1. Each covers formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and JLPT practice questions.
The 7 most essential particles explained — including the crucial は vs が distinction
Guide to the particle を covering its three core uses: marking direct objects of actions, paths moved through, and points of departure. Includes examples, common mistakes, comparisons with similar particles, and practice.
8 rules to finally master the difference between は (topic) and が (subject)
Free practice bank with 2,100 JLPT N5 vocabulary, grammar, and sentence-pattern questions plus 50 graded reading passages with explanations. For beginners who know kana and want to prepare for the N5 exam.
They all mean 'if' — but native speakers feel the difference every time. 20 contrastive pairs explained.
Free JLPT N3 practice bank with 1,900 vocabulary and grammar questions covering inference, cause-result, and complex connectors, plus 50 graded reading passages with explanations for intermediate learners.
Complete guide to Japanese honorific language explaining the three types of keigo, their rules and formulas, with business examples for phone calls, emails, and client visits.
Guide to the Japanese particle で covering its six uses: action location, means, cause, scope, material, and quantity. Includes examples, practice quiz, and comparison with similar particles for JLPT N5 learners.
Free self-study course with 134 interactive lessons covering hiragana, katakana, kanji, and grammar from N5 to N1 level, including quizzes and flashcard drills with no sign-up required.
Guide to the Japanese particle に covering seven uses including time, location, direction, target, purpose, change, and frequency.
Guide to 17 high-frequency JLPT N2 grammar patterns with one-line explanations, example sentences, and practice questions. Helps intermediate to advanced learners grasp formal and written grammar needed for the N2 exam.
Guide to Japanese prefixes お and ご, covering when to use each based on word origin, their functions in honorific and beautification contexts, common exceptions, and practice questions for JLPT N4 preparation.
Praised by the teacher / rained on / sung worldwide — what each passive type expresses, and which particle marks the agent.
Publicly accessible aggregate dataset from 56,613 anonymous learner answers on Nihongo to Japan (August 2026), showing accuracy rates by JLPT level, grammar patterns, vocabulary, particles and other knowledge points,.
Detailed guide to the particle ga, explaining its four main uses as subject marker, new information indicator, and object of ability and liking.
「日本の文化」「学生のとき」「飲むのが好き」 — の has far more functions than most learners expect.
Guide to Japanese speech styles and register-switching across formal honorific, neutral polite, casual plain, and written layers. Teaches learners to match language choices to social context and audience.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particles は and が, explaining how は marks topics with later focus while が marks new information with earlier focus.
Guide to Japanese giving and receiving verbs (ageru, kureru, morau) that explains how perspective and directionality determine which verb to use, with conjugation tables, examples, common mistakes, and a practice quiz.
Guide to Japanese job interview language covering self-introductions, motivation statements, and common questions with emphasis on keigo and honorifics for N2-level learners.
A free online dictionary of over 216,000 Japanese words with native-speaker audio, pitch accent marking, conjugations, and example sentences. It serves learners from kana stage through JLPT N1.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle は (wa), covering its three core uses as a topic marker, contrast marker, and emphatic particle.
Guide to choosing between polite and plain Japanese speech styles by setting and listener, with examples, comparisons, common mistakes, and a practice quiz for JLPT N4 learners.
Guide to the particle と covering four uses: listing, quoting, joint action, and conditions. Explains form and meaning with examples, common confusions, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to humble language (kenjōgo) for JLPT N4, covering special verbs like 申す, 参る, and いたす, with core principles, common mistakes, and practice questions for business communication.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle も, covering its three main uses: adding to the same set, total negation with question words, and emphasis with numbers.
A vocabulary entry for the word 勉強 (benkyou, study) with pitch accent information, native pronunciation audio, example sentences, and links to practice JLPT N5 questions.
Page for the JLPT N5 vocabulary word 日本語 (Japanese language) with pitch accent information, native audio, example sentences, and links to practice questions and related resources.
A free personal study hub that tracks Japanese learning progress across the site, estimates JLPT level, identifies weak areas across five skill axes, and recommends targeted practice materials.
A collection of 50 essential Japanese phrases organized by travel situations including greetings, ordering at restaurants, hotel stays, transit, shopping and emergencies, with romanizations and English translations for.
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