Foundation in Japanese verb conjugation with core verb forms including present, past, affirmative, and negative conjugations in polite form.

Master essential Japanese particles with foundational particles including は, が, を, に, and で, with clear explanations and contextual practice.

Use question words when you want specific information.

Adjectives describe nouns — just like in English. But Japanese adjectives can also act like verbs, meaning they can change form to show tense and negativity.

The casual form (dictionary form) is the informal way of speaking in Japanese.

The て-form is a very important verb form in Japanese. It connects ideas and is used for many common expressions.

Special words to talk about things you like, don’t like, or are good at.

In Japanese, there are two main ways to say you want something...

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