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From JLPT N3 to N2 — A Roadmap for Breaking Through the Intermediate Wall
For learners who have passed JLPT N3 and want to move up to N2, this guide breaks down the jump in difficulty subject by subject, then lays out 3-month and 6-month study plans, the 20 most common N2 grammar points, an N3
2026-06-30 · 28 min read #japanese#jlpt#n2#study-guide#readingMastering Japanese Particles — wa, ga, o, ni, de, e, to
Particles are what trip up Japanese learners the longest. This guide organizes wa vs ga, ni vs de, and e, to, kara, made by function, with abundant example sentences and comparison tables, including the correspondences a
2026-06-30 · 14 min read #japanese#particles#grammar#joshi#study-guideMastering Giving and Receiving Verbs — あげる, くれる, もらう
A guide to the directionality of the Japanese giving-and-receiving verbs あげる, くれる, and もらう, their honorific forms (さしあげる, くださる, いただく), and how the te-form plus these verbs expresses favors. Covers perspective and viewpoi
2026-06-30 · 12 min read #japanese#grammar#verbs#giving-receiving#keigoMastering Japanese Verb Conjugation — Groups, te-form, ta-form
Japanese verbs fall into three groups, and once you know the group you can regularly build the masu-form, te-form, ta-form, potential, passive, and causative. This guide covers how to identify verb groups, the sound-chan
2026-06-30 · 11 min read #japanese#verb#conjugation#grammar#te-formMastering Japanese Onomatopoeia — The World of Gikogiko and Wakuwaku
A complete guide to Japanese onomatopoeia (giongo and gitaigo), the words learners find hardest. From core concepts to form patterns, thematic vocabulary tables, grammar usage, and a Korean comparison, all in one place w
2026-06-30 · 17 min read #japanese#onomatopoeia#vocabulary#language-learning#grammarMastering Japanese Adjectives — i-Adjectives and na-Adjectives
A complete guide to the two classes of Japanese adjectives, i-adjectives and na-adjectives. Learn how to tell them apart and conjugate them for present, past, negative, te-form, adverbial, and noun-modifying forms with t
2026-06-30 · 14 min read #japanese#grammar#adjectives#i-adjective#na-adjectiveTransitive and Intransitive Verbs — Understanding Japanese Paired Verbs
A guide to Japanese intransitive and transitive verbs, the paired verbs like 開く/開ける, the relationship between を and が, and how ている expresses states and results. Covers differences from Korean, commonly confused pairs, an
2026-06-30 · 11 min read #japanese#grammar#verbs#transitive#intransitiveMastering Keigo — Respectful, Humble, and Polite Japanese
Japanese keigo splits into three kinds — respectful, humble, and polite language — each raising a different person. This guide organizes the concepts and differences, the special honorific forms of key verbs, the o/go pr
2026-06-30 · 13 min read #japanese#keigo#honorifics#grammar#businessJLPT N3 Essential Grammar Patterns — A Complete Roundup
About 40 core JLPT N3 grammar patterns organized by meaning group in tables. See connection form, meaning, and examples at a glance, compare easily confused patterns, and sharpen your skills with grammar-solving tips and
2026-06-28 · 17 min read #japanese#jlpt#n3#grammar#study-guideJLPT N3 in 20 Days — 200 Essential Words, 30 Grammar Points, and 25 Practice Questions
Even with only 20 days left before the exam, you can prepare for JLPT N3 strategically. This single article covers a day-by-day study plan, 200 essential words organized by topic, 30 key grammar points with comparisons o
2026-06-12 · 65 min read #japanese#jlpt#n3#vocabulary#grammarEvening Japanese Mini Lesson -- Hospital Examination Edition
Practical hospital examination conversation, 5 essential vocabulary words, ~てください grammar, and a phrase of the day
2026-03-01 · 3 min read #japanese#hospital#grammar#evening-japaneseEvening Japanese Mini Lesson -- Hospital and Medical Care
10 hospital vocabulary words, 5 practical conversation sentences, grammar points for ~のですが and ~てください, plus a mini quiz
2026-02-28 · 3 min read #japanese#hospital#grammar#evening-japanese