Japanese grammar practice for real conversations
Use structured Japanese grammar learning and free Japanese grammar resources to understand patterns, build sentences, and practise what you can say.
Start with kana learning and practice, move through focused grammar lessons, then use each new point in speaking practice.
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Use these Japanese grammar resources to practise one focused point at a time, from practical phrases to clear grammar explanations.
Japanese Long Vowels: Why おばさん and おばあさん Sound Different
Learn to hear and pronounce Japanese long vowels, compare おばさん and おばあさん, and read long vowels in hiragana and katakana.
How to Say “I Have Done It Before” in Japanese: 〜たことがあります
Learn 〜たことがあります to talk about experiences in Japanese, ask “Have you ever?”, say what you have never done, and practise natural examples.
How to Ask Someone to Say It Again in Japanese: もういちどおねがいします
Learn the polite phrase もういちどお願いします to ask someone to repeat themselves, when to ask for slower speech, and what to say if you still do not understand.
に vs で: Choosing the Right Japanese Place Particle
Learn when to use に and で for places in Japanese, with clear beginner examples for destinations, locations, and actions.
How to Say “There Is” and “There Are” in Japanese: あります and います
Learn when to use あります and います to say that objects, places, animals, or people exist somewhere in Japanese.
How to Say “I’m Going to…” in Japanese: 〜にいきます for Beginners
Learn 〜にいきます, the beginner Japanese pattern for saying you are going somewhere to eat, shop, meet friends, or do another activity.
How to Order Food in Japanese: これをください for Beginners
Learn これをください for ordering food and asking for items in Japanese, including pointing, named items, quantities, polite alternatives and café practice.
How to Say “I Can…” in Japanese: ～ことができます for Beginners
Learn ～ことができます for saying what you can do in Japanese, including questions, negatives, ability versus permission, mistakes and practice.
How to Say “I Have…” in Japanese: あります and います
Learn how あります and います express having and existence for things, pets and family, with negatives, questions and practical examples.
How to Ask the Time in Japanese: なんじですか for Beginners
Learn how to ask and tell the time in Japanese with なんじですか, including o'clock, half past, daily routines, pronunciation and practice.
How to Say “I Don’t Understand” in Japanese: わかりません
Learn how to say you don't understand in Japanese with わかりません, ask for repetition or slower speech, and avoid common beginner mix-ups.
How to Say “Let’s…” in Japanese: ～ましょう for Beginners
Learn how ～ましょう (mashou) makes polite shared suggestions, with everyday examples, the ～ます change, ～ませんか invitations, mistakes and practice.
How to Say “I Want…” in Japanese: ほしいです for Beginners
Learn ほしいです (hoshii desu) for saying you want a thing, with practical examples, the が pattern, requests, ～たいです, mistakes and practice.
How to Ask “Where Is…?” in Japanese: どこですか for Beginners
Learn the polite beginner pattern どこですか for asking where bathrooms, stations, classrooms, hotels, and other useful places are.
How to Say I Love You in Japanese
Learn when to use あいしてる (aishiteru), だいすき (daisuki) and すき (suki), with simple examples and pronunciation help.
Japanese Alphabets Explained: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji
Understand the Japanese alphabet and writing system: what hiragana, katakana, kanji, and romaji do, with a practical beginner learning order.
は vs も: Saying “also” in Japanese
Learn how も means ‘also’ or ‘too’ in Japanese through a beginner story, clear は vs も contrasts, conversations, common mistakes and practice.
は vs が: The beginner-friendly difference
A practical, example-led guide to は and が: topic, subject, contrast, common patterns, and practice questions for beginners.
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