Particles

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 19 Particles that Come at the End of a Sentence and Indicate the Speaker’s Feelings or Dictate the Tone of a Sentence. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 18 Japanese Particles: が (ga)⁣

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 18 Particles that Indicate a Purpose or Object of a Verb. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 17 Japanese Particles: を (o)

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 17 Particles that Indicate a Means by which Something Is Done or Material from which Something Is Made. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 16 Personal pronouns and demonstrative pronouns in Japanese

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 16 Particles Used for Comparison Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 15 JLPT N5 Kanji List

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 15 Particles that Indicate Emphasis. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 14 Usage of Particles in Japanese Language

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 14 Sentence-ending Particles Indicating What the Speaker Has Heard Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 13 1945 Common Kanji

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 13 The Particle の (No) Indicates that the Noun Preceding It Modifies the Noun Following It. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 12 1000 JLPT N3 Vocabulary – Part 1

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 12 Particles that Indicate an Amount or Quantity. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 11 Counting Numbers in Japanese

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 11 Particles that Indicate a List of Objects, Qualities, or Actions. Related Post: Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 10 9 Ways to answer to “How are you in Japanese”

Learn Japanese Particles: Lesson 10 Particles that Indicate Objects of Desire or Wishes. Related Post: Japanese words for everyday life Learn Hiragana 46 Letters with Vocabulary