Grammar

The article explains the difference between the Japanese particles "wa" (は) and "ga" (が) concisely and in an easy-to-understand way. Learn how to differentiate these basic particles with practical examples to help you grasp their usage.

This is the second part of the kanji list you should learn when starting to study Japanese. We carefully selected these essential kanji based on frequency, importance, and difficulty.

Learn the most commonly used Japanese counters. In addition to versatile counters like "ko" and "~tsu," find the pronunciations and example sentences for frequently used counters such as "nichi," "nin," and "hiki."

Kanji might be the most difficult part of study for Japanese learners. Some people may not know which kanji they should start learning or how many kanji they should know. This article carefully selects 50 most frequently used kanji that are useful in daily life.

Depending on the Japanese word chosen for "I" or "You," it can convey vastly different impressions. This article explains the types and usage of Japanese personal pronouns while also providing simple sentences with native audio.