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TopicsJLPT N5 26Particles 14JLPT 11Adjectives 11Tutors and teachers 9JLPT N4 9Te-form 8Conversation 8Verb conjugation 7Kana 5Conditionals 5Keigo and politeness 4
Teaches the grammar pattern 〜のが上手／下手 for saying you are good or bad at something, covering noun and verb forms, particle usage, な-adjective inflection, and social conventions around the words.
Guide to the N5 grammar pattern と一緒に for expressing 'together with' someone, explaining how the particle と marks a companion and how 一緒に emphasizes togetherness.
Guide to the N5 grammar pattern ことができる for expressing ability and possibility. Explains verb and noun constructions, polite and negative forms, compares with the potential form, and includes practice questions.
In-depth JLPT grammar guides covering N5 to N1 with clear explanations, example sentences, and comparison guides for confusing pattern pairs. Includes practice drills and mock tests.
A guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining its use as the subject marker and its special roles with question words, existence verbs, ability, and feelings like 好き.
Guide explaining the difference between に and へ particles for marking direction and destination in Japanese, with audio examples, practice exercises, and comparisons to related particles.
Guide to the Japanese particle を, covering its use as an object marker with transitive verbs, its role in marking paths with motion verbs, and its use marking departure points.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle で and its five main uses: marking where actions occur, the means or tool used, materials, causes, and the scope of superlatives.
A guide to the plain past た-form in Japanese, explaining conjugation rules for each verb group, sound changes, and usage in casual speech alongside polite forms.
Detailed explanation of the 〜てくれる grammar pattern for expressing when someone does a favor for you, with comparisons to 〜てあげる and 〜てもらう, example sentences with audio, and practice exercises for N5 learners.
Guide to the か particle covering its three main uses: turning statements into questions, expressing 'or' between nouns, and creating indefinite meanings with question words.
Explains the topic particle は (wa), covering its role in marking known information, its contrast use, pronunciation, and how it differs from が.
Organized list of all 74 JLPT N5 grammar points grouped by theme, with linked guides covering meaning, formation, examples and practice drills for each point.
Detailed guide to the て-form + あげる pattern for expressing doing something as a favour for someone, with explanations of politeness registers (さしあげる, あげる, やる), particle usage, and comparisons to related patterns like.
Explanation of the 〜てもらう grammar pattern for expressing that someone does something for your benefit. Covers formation, particles, politeness levels with ていただく, and comparisons with てくれる and てあげる.
Guide to 〜ないでください, the polite negative request form used to ask someone not to do something. Explains formation from the ない-form with examples, softer variations, and related patterns for JLPT N5 learners.
Grammar guide explaining 〜なければならない and related patterns for expressing obligation and necessity in Japanese.
A structured study plan for passing JLPT N5 from zero in three months, covering kana fluency, vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and listening with section strategies and common mistakes to avoid.
Guide to the JLPT N5 test covering format, timing, scoring requirements, difficulty level, and registration information for first-time test-takers aiming at beginner level.
Everything about the JLPT exam — which level to take, how scoring works, test dates and registration, and a clear overview of every level from N5 to N1.
Guide to the Japanese particle まで, which marks endpoints in time and space. Covers まで versus までに and includes example sentences, watch-outs, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
An explanation of the 〜てみてください grammar pattern, used for friendly suggestions to try something. Includes conjugation tables, audio examples, practice questions, and distinctions from similar patterns for N5 learners.
Explains the N5 grammar pattern 〜てはいけない for expressing prohibition or 'must not.' Covers standard and casual forms, formal variants, and contrasts with related patterns like permission and obligation.
A guide to the N5 grammar pattern ほうがいい, which expresses advice and recommendations.
Complete guide to Japanese て-form conjugation rules for all three verb groups, with conjugation tables, common exceptions, example sentences with audio, and practice exercises.
Explains the grammar pattern 〜ている, covering its three main meanings: ongoing actions, resulting states, and habits. Provides formation rules, contrasts with the plain verb, and includes audio examples.
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