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Japanese Sentence Structure
Aside from always having a verb at the end, Japanese does not depend on sequence. Japanese is a grammar defined by grammar particles, functional “words” that glue on to nouns to indicate what purpose the noun serves. Here we highlight some common Japanese particles in a slice of the ใฒใใใช [hiragana] syllabary. You can practiceContinue reading “Japanese Sentence Structure”
Free Video Lessons for Learning Japanese
We’re delighted to announce that we will be offering free video lessons to learn Japanese. Here are three videos we have already released.
Reverse Engineer some Japanese
We released an interactive toy of a page to help people break down Japanese Sentence Structure. “Reverse Engineer some Japanese.”
Japanese Grammar in EBNF notation
We create a 5-rule parser to efficiently and accurately parse affirmative present tense sentences in Japanese. With just 5 rules you can understand Japanese grammar deeply.
How to study Japanese Grammar
How to study Japanese grammar. Here’s our main points to keep at the top of mind while studying grammar and acquiring Japanese.
Giving and Receiving
This image shows the difference between the main verbs of giving and receiving in Japanese. Notice how with small changes in particles we change the active giver and receiver of the sentence. The ใ particle is a marker for the Subject of the sentence (or thought) and is the active one associated with the sentence-finalContinue reading “Giving and Receiving”
Articles in English versus Particles in Japanese
Check out this image, it shows how articles in English come before the primary terms and how particles in Japanese come after the primary terms. You can see that Particles in Japanese are like Post-term Articles (P+Articles) Cover up the articles and you’re speaking Japanese, Cover up the particles and you’re speaking English. Next: ReadContinue reading “Articles in English versus Particles in Japanese”
A Graphical Comparison of Japanese Textbooks
This post shows some helpful information graphics (infographics) to help us understand the coverage of each introductory Japanese learning program. Next: Read “To Learn Japanese, You need a Rocketship.”