One of the great difficulties of learning Japanese is grammar. There is little information about Japanese grammar in English, most of it is very shallow and without details, incomplete and scattered on the internet.
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The author of the site has gathered content from the websites Tae Kim, Imabi and the book Classical Japanese: A Grammar and created a better site in English to learn Japanese grammar. The site took years to create and is constantly updated, with more and more content.
There are more than 50 complete and free articles explaining in detail each part of Japanese grammar. Each Lesson is divided into several parts, there are only 50 articles but the content is so large that it is equivalent to 500 articles. In my opinion it is the best place for you to learn Japanese, a great and rich adventure.
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- Home page Ganbarou ze!
- EuIntroduction to the course "Ganbarou ze! - Japanese Grammar"
- Lesson 01: Hiragana
- Lesson 02: Katakana
- Lesson 03: The historical use of Kana
- Lesson 04: Kanji I - Basic knowledge
- Lesson 05: Kanji II - Aspects about your training and learning
- Lesson 06: Roomaji
- Lesson 07: Punctuation marks
- Lesson 08: The language of the real world
- Lesson 09: Etymology
- Lesson 10: Nouns
- Lesson 11: Pronouns
- Lesson 12: Conjugation bases and verbs
- Lesson 13: Particles - Introduction
- Lesson 14: Basic verb forms and state-of-being
- Lesson 15: Particles II
- Lesson 16: Ordering the words
- Lesson 17: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
- Lesson 18: Adjectives
- Lesson 19: Particles III
- Lesson 20: Onomatopoeias
- Lesson 21: Adverbs
- Lesson 22: Nominalization
- Lesson 23: Kosoado and Interrogative Words
- Lesson 24: The various uses of the verb 「言う」
- Lesson 25: Numerals and Counters
- Lesson 26: Particles IV
- Lesson 27: Supplementary Verbs - Introduction
- Lesson 28: The Verbs "Give" and "Receive"
- Lesson 29: Speaking politely
- Lesson 30: Speaking honorifically or modestly
- Lesson 31: Auxiliary Verbs – 「れる」 and 「られる」
- Lesson 32: Favors and Requests
- Lesson 33: Auxiliary Verbs II – 「せる」 and 「させる」
- Lesson 34: Particles V - end of sentence
- Lesson 35: Composing Sentences I
- Lesson 36: Supplementary Verbs II
- Lesson 37: The Classic Suffix 「む」
- Lesson 38: Conjectures and Assumptions
- Lesson 39: The conditional form
- Lesson 40: Duties
- Lesson 41: Expressing wishes and suggestions
- Lesson 42: Composing Sentences II
- Lesson 43: Composite Particles
- Lesson 44: Composing Sentences III
- Lesson 45: V Particles
- Lesson 46: Composing Sentences IV
- Lesson 47: Particles VI
- Lesson 48: Composing sentences V
- Lesson 49: Dialects in Japan
- Lesson 50: Studying Fixed Expressions I
- Lesson 51: Composing Sentences VI
- Lesson 52: Studying Fixed Expressions II
- Lesson 53: Composing Sentences VII
- Supplement I: The Japanese Language Proficiency Test
