Japanese grammar
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Stop memorising phrases. Start understanding structure - how particles connect words, verbs conjugate, and meaning stacks clause by clause.
Particle of the moment
は
wamarks the topic of the sentence
Sentence anatomy
わたし私Pronoun
はTopic
まいにち毎日Time adv
にほんご日本語Object
をObject
べんきょうします勉強しますVerb (polite)
"I study Japanese every day."
Vocabulary
Particle
ぁあFurigana
Core particles
N5
は
Topic - wa
Sets what the sentence is about.
N5
が
Subject - ga
Marks who does or is the action.
N5
を
Object - wo
Points to what receives the verb.
N5
に
Target - ni
Direction, time, or destination.
N5
で
Context - de
Where or by what means.
N5
と
With - to
Together with; lists items.
N5
へ
Direction - e
Movement toward a destination.
N4
も
Also - mo
Replaces は or が with "too/also".
How it works
Layered from N5 to N1
Start with basic particles and build toward complex subordinate clauses - each concept scaffolds the next without gaps.
Every word color-coded
Particles stand out visually in every example. You'll stop reading sentences and start seeing their structure at a glance.
Drills that build sentences
Rather than multiple-choice, you assemble sentences yourself - particle by particle - until the logic is automatic.
Ready to read real Japanese?
Pick a particle. Understand it fully. Move to the next.