Making sense of Japanese
Particles, -masu and -te forms, verbs, i- and na-adjectives: our articles unpack the grammar points that most often hold learners back, with short sentences and their readings.
Examples you can reuse
Every explanation is built on everyday sentences, written in Japanese and in romanised form, so you can say them out loud straight away.
From rule to conversation
In class, your teacher brings these structures into simple exchanges until they become automatic.