Grammar Japanese Grammar (日本語文法)
Learn essential Japanese grammar for daily conversations with clear explanations, examples, illustrations, and English translations. Study Minna no Nihongo grammar for JLPT N4–N5.
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Grammar Japanese Grammar: Giving and Receiving Expressions (授受表現)
Japanese Grammar (JLPT N4): Complete guide to receiving and giving expressions (あげる・くれる・もらう). Learn basic usage, practical examples, and natural Japanese communication.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: How to Use “ころ”, “ごろ”, “くらい”, and “ぐらい”
Learn Japanese grammar: clear comparison of “ころ”, “ごろ”, “くらい”, and “ぐらい” with simple explanations, example sentences, English translations, and illustrations. Perfect guide for beginners to master time and degree expressions.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: Prohibitive Sentences (禁止文)
Learn Japanese prohibitive forms with clear examples, English translations, and illustrations. A beginner-friendly guide to using strong and polite Japanese prohibitions naturally.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: ～んだっけ？/～っけ？ (Confirmation & Reminiscence)
Learn Japanese grammar “～んだっけ？”, “～っけ？”, and “～っけ (なぁ)” with clear explanations, examples, and English translations. Learn how to use these expressions naturally for confirmation and reminiscence.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: The Contrastive Use of the Particle “は”（対比）
Learn Japanese grammar with a clear guide to the contrastive use of the particle “は” (wa). Learn the “Noun ① + は～ですが, Noun ② + は～です” pattern with examples, illustrations, and English translations.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: How to Say “I want～” and “We want～” (～がほしいです)
Learn Japanese grammar with “～がほしいです” (I want～ / We want～). Master the “Noun + がほしいです” pattern with easy examples, illustrations, and English translations. Perfect for N4-N5 beginners!
Grammar Japanese Grammar: “want to～”(～たいです) and “don’t want to～”(～たくないです)
Learn Japanese Grammar with ～たいです (want to～) and ～たくないです (don’t want to～). Learn how to express what you want and don’t want to do with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: How to Say “be planning to ～” and “be scheduled to ～”(～予定です)
Learn Japanese Grammar “～予定です (be planning to ～/be scheduled to ～)” to express plans and schedules. Master “Verb (Dictionary Form)＋予定です” and “Noun＋の＋予定です” with useful examples, illustrations, and English translations.
Grammar Japanese Grammar: be going to～/plan to～/be thinking of～(～つもりです/～と思っています)
Learn Japanese grammar with “～つもりです (be going to ～ / plan to ～)” and “～と思っています (be thinking of ～)” to express plans and intentions. Includes clear examples, illustrations, and English translations. Perfect for beginners.