Learn the two essential uses of でも: as a sentence‑starting “but” and as a noun‑attached particle meaning “even”. Discover the difference from ですが and しかし, and test yourself with an interactive quiz.
JLPT N5 Grammar: でも — “But” & “Even” Read More »
Learn how to connect sentences with ですが, the polite way to say “but”. Discover contrast patterns, softening phrases, and the difference from casual けど. Test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: ですが — Polite “But” Read More »
Learn how to use そして to connect sentences in Japanese. Discover the difference between そして, と, and the て‑form, and test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: そして (soshite) — And / And Then Read More »
Learn how to say “together with” someone in Japanese using 〜といっしょに. Discover the companion particle と, the difference from と alone, and practise with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜といっしょに — Together With Read More »
Learn how to express purpose of movement in Japanese using verb stem + に + 行きます/来ます/帰ります. Includes examples, audio, and an interactive quiz for JLPT N5.
JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜に行きます / 来ます / 帰ります Read More »
Learn how to ask about existence and possession with ありますか and いますか. Discover the animate/inanimate distinction, avoid common mistakes, and test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: ありますか / いますか — Is There? Read More »
Learn how to make polite negative requests with 〜ないでください. Discover the ない form rule, the difference from てはいけません, and test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜ないでください — Polite Negative Request Read More »
Learn how to make polite requests with 〜てください. Master the te‑form + ください pattern, discover negative requests, and test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
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Learn how to introduce your name, ask what something is called, and quote others with 〜と言います. Discover the quotation particle と and avoid common mistakes with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜と言います — Is Called / Says Read More »
Learn how to express “I think” in Japanese with 〜と思います. Discover the critical plain‑form rule, avoid common traps, and test yourself with an interactive quiz and audio examples.
JLPT N5 Grammar: 〜と思います — I Think Read More »
