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Particles

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Kanji Learning

Start with the basics. Here are the first 5 numbers.

一Ichi (One)

二Ni (Two)

三San (Three)

四Yon (Four)

五Go (Five)

Japanese Grammar Mastery

🏗️ How Sentences are Built

Japanese follows a Subject - Object - Verb (SOV) structure. Unlike English, the verb always comes at the end.

1. The Topic (は)

Marks what the sentence is about.
私は... (As for me...)

2. The Object (を)

Marks the thing receiving the action.
寿司を... (...sushi [object])

3. The Verb

The action. Always at the end!
...食べます (...eat.)

🔄 How Vocabulary Changes

In Japanese, verbs and adjectives change their endings based on tense (past/present), politeness, and purpose (want to, can do, etc.).

Purpose	Ending	Example (Eat)
Polite Present	-ます (-masu)	食べます
Polite Past	-ました (-mashita)	食べました
Desire (Want to)	-たい (-tai)	食べたい
Negative (Don't)	-ません (-masen)	食べません

✨ Interactive Sentence Constructor

Type a sentence to see how vocabulary and particles change!

Core Grammar Patterns

Pattern: A は B です

勉強べんきょうは大切たいせつです。

Benkyō wa taisetsu desu.

Studying is important.

Grammar Note: The vocabulary 勉強 (studying) acts as the topic. 大切 (important) is the adjective. です makes it polite.

Pattern: Subject は Object を Verb

私わたしは寿司すしを食たべます。

Watashi wa sushi o tabemasu.

I eat sushi.

Grammar Note: The particle を connects the object (sushi) to the verb (eat). Notice how the verb 食べます changes to its polite form.

Essential Particles

は (Wa)

Topic Marker. Indicates what the sentence is about.

を (O)

Object Marker. Indicates the direct object of an action.

が (Ga)

Subject Marker. Identifies the subject of the verb.

Vocabulary Practice

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