Grammar Pages
| Title | Teaser |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Keigo, Polite Language | An Introduction to Keigo, polite language |
| Japanese Grammatical Terms | Grammatical terms in Japanese |
| Toki, Tara, and To - When to say When | When to say When - Using Toki, Tara, and To |
| Small Words in Japanese | Small, useful words in Japanese |
| Making -ing | How to make the -ing form |
| Particles and Conjunctions | More Japanese particles with examples |
| Verb Forms | Verb forms in Japanese |
| Verb Groups, an Intro | A look at the various Verb Groups in Japanese |
| How to Count | How to Count to One Million in Japanese |
| Can - Dekiru | An article on できる - can |
| -na Adjectives | About -na Adjectives in Japanese |
| -i Adjectives | About -i Adjectives in Japanese |
| Japanese Adjectives | Learn about Adjectives in Japanese |
| Basic Japanese Particles | A list of a few basic Japanese particles with examples |
| Fast Track: 100 Grammar Points |
Watered-down, understandable, bite-sized grammar lessons. Perhaps by knowing these basic Japanese grammar points, you will be able to communicate in Japanese limited only by vocabulary and guts! Of course this list is a simplified grammar, and is meant to be only an introduction to the grammar points presented. |
| Questions and Question Words | How to make Questions and a few common Question words |
| Japanese Word Order |
First, Japanese isn't English. As obvious as that sounds, it is important to keep it in mind. It is good to a certain extent to compare the languages to get a better feel for both, but a constant comparision can lead to disappointment and frustration. English (SVO)
Cats eat mice. |
| Grammar Power Words from 3 Kyuu |
Grammatical Patterns for the JLPT 3 kyuu Test |







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