Grammar

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.

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.

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.

Japanese Grammar: Learn “Verb (Negative Form) + ないでください (Please Don’t ～)” with practical examples, illustrations, and English translations. A clear guide for N4–N5 beginners.

Japanese Grammar: Learn how to use “Verb て-form + ください” to say “Please ～” and make instructions and requests. With practical examples, illustrations, and English translations for JLPT N4・N5 beginners.

Japanese Grammar: Learn how to use “～てきます” and “～ていきます” to express movement direction, ongoing changes, and emerging changes, with practical examples, English translations, and illustrations for JLPT N3 learners.

Learn how to use どれですか and どちら（どっち）ですか to ask “Which one?” with clear explanations, practical examples, illustrations, and English translations for beginners and JLPT N5 learners.

Japanese grammar: Learn “Noun + はAですか。それともBですか” to ask “Is it A or B?” with practical examples, illustrations, English translations, and the conjunction “それとも.” Perfect for JLPT N5 learners.

Japanese Grammar: Learn how to ask “What/Who/Which is the most ～?” using “名詞＋の中で、疑問詞＋が一番～ですか.” Includes examples, illustrations, and English translations for beginners and JLPT N4–N5 learners.

Japanese Grammar: Learn Japanese comparison with “AとBと、どちらが～ですか (Which is more ～, A or B?)” and “A/Bのほうが～です (A/B is more ～),” with examples, illustrations, and English translations for JLPT N4–N5 beginners.