Japanese Grammar The Question Particle (か) It is incredibly easy to turn a statement into a question in Japanese—all you need to do is…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar Japanese Grammar, Vocabulary, Kanji Quizzes There are two types of quizzes below: (1) multiple choice and (2) free-form answers which require you to…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar Expressing Quantities Just (だけ) だけ is the most basic way of expressing “only” or “just”, e.g. I’ll just have one…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar How Difficult is Japanese? If you’re thinking of learning Japanese then the chances are that you’re wondering: “Is Japanese really that difficult?”…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar Just Finished: 〜たばかり vs 〜たところ We now have two ways of expressing that an action has just taken place. For example, “I’ve just…View Post Share
A Beginner’s Japanese Grammar Guide The below Japanese grammar guide assumes no prior knowledge of the language beyond the Japanese syllabary—hiragana and katakana. Trace…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar Grammar List The below is a complete list of grammar on the site searchable by the hiragana. あ行 か行 さ行…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar どころか どころか is used to express to the listener that the result was almost the exact opposite from what…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar What Should Be This structure can also be seen with the verb “to become”. Here the meaning is that “it has…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar “As Soon As” in Japanese The easiest way to say “as soon as A, B” with the grammar already introduced is to simply…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar ばかり vs だらけ So what’s the difference? Both phrases have a negative connotation and both can be used to say there…View Post Share
Japanese Grammar Nothing Else to Do しかない can also be added to the dictionary form of verbs to express that you have no choice…View Post Share