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JapaneseMEOW – A JLPT Study Guide
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Reading and Writing:
Introduction
How to read Hiragana
How to write Hiragana
How to read Katakana
How to write Katakana
Kanji Collection
Japanese Grammar – Structure:
Pronunciation for Beginners
WA and DESU (は, です)
The Grammar Particle NO (の)
Demonstratives (KSAD pattern)
The Grammar Particle WO / O (を)
The Grammar Particle NI (に)
MO, TO and YA (も, と and や)
The Particle DE (で)
Te-Kudasai and Onegaishimasu
ARIMASU, IMASU (あります, います)
WA and GA (は, が)
Interrogatives + KA and MO (か, も)
NI NARU, NI SURU (になる, にする)
KARA (から)
MADE and KARA (まで, から)
MO II DESU KA? (もいいですか)
TE + wa ikemasen (てはいけません)
TE + KARA (~て + から)
MOU and MADA (もう, まだ)
Just DAKE (だけ)
DESHOU and DAROU (でしょう, だろう)
HOU GA II (ほうがいい)
YORI and HOU GA (より、ほうが)
KEREDOMO, KEDO and GA (けれども、けど、が)
MAE NI (まえに)
ATO NI and ATO DE (あとに, あとで)
SUGIRU (すぎる)
GA JOUZU (がじょうず)
GA HETA (がへた)
TAI (たい)
KOTO GA ARU (ことがある)
Tsumori (つもり)
Quick Guide to Adjectives
Japanese Grammar – Verbs:
The Plain Form
Verbs in the Polite Form
Verbs in the Polite Form, Past Tense
The Negative Polite Form
The Casual Past Form
The Negative Casual Form
The Te Form
Japanese Vocabulary Lists:
Japanese Counters
JLPT N5 Verbs List – Group 1
JLPT N5 Verbs List – Group 2
JLPT N5 Verbs List – Irregular
Japanese Phrases:
Beginner’s Guide
Getting to Know Someone
At the Restaurant
Nara Park
New JLPT N4 Section:
Amari + nai (あまり+ない)
Zenzen + nai (ぜんぜん+ない)
Toki (とき)
Sou desu (そうです)
Te mimasu (てみます)
Hazu desu (はずです)
Kata (かた)
Nagara (ながら)
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Learning Apps & Games:
The Hiragana Game
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