Japanese Grammar (日本文法)
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About Japanese Grammar (日本文法)
The useful app for studing Japanese grammar.
Introduction
The Writing System
Hiragana
Katakana
Kanji
Basic Grammar
Expressing State-of-Being
Introduction to Particles （は、も、が）
「は、も、が」 Particle Exercises
Adjectives
Adjective Practice Exercises
Verb Basics
Verb Practice Exercises
Negative Verbs
Negative Verb Practice Exercises
Past Tense
Past Verb Practice Exercises
Particles used with verbs （を、に、へ、で）
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Descriptive Relative Clauses and Sentence Order
Noun-related Particles （と、や、とか、の）
Adverbs and Sentence-ending particles
Essential Grammar
Polite Form and Verb Stems （～です、～ます）
Addressing People
The Question Marker （か）
Compound Sentences （て-form、から、ので、のに、が、けど、し、～たりする）
Other uses of the te-form （～ている、～てある、～ておく、～ていく、～てくる）
Potential Form
Using する and なる with the に particle （～[よう]になる／する）
Conditionals （と、なら、ば、たら）
Expressing 'must' or 'have to' （～だめ、～いけない、～ならない、～ても）
Desire and Suggestions （たい、欲しい、volitional、～たらどう）
Performing an action on a relative clause （と、って）
Defining and Describing （という）
Trying something out or attempting to do something （～てみる、volitional+とする）
Giving and Receiving （あげる、やる、くれる、もらう）
Making requests （～ください、～ちょうだい、～なさい、command form）
Numbers and Counting
Casual Patterns and Slang
Review and more sentence-ending particles
Special Expressions
Causative and Passive Verbs
Honorific and Humble Forms
Things that happen unintentionally （～てしまう、～ちゃう／～じゃう）
Special expressions with generic nouns （こと、ところ、もの）
Expressing various levels of certainty （かもしれない、でしょう、だろう）
Expressing amounts （だけ、のみ、しか、ばかり、すぎる、Amount+も、ほど、さ）
Various ways to express similarity and hearsay （よう、～みたい、～そう、～そうだ、～らしい、～っぽい）
Using 方 and よる for comparisons and other functions （より、の方、stem＋方、によって、によると）
Saying something is easy or difficult to do （～やすい、～にくい）
More negative verbs （ないで、ず、～ん、ぬ）
Hypothesizing and Concluding （わけ、～とする）
Expressing time-specific actions （ばかり、とたんに、ながら、まくる）
Leaving something the way it is （まま、っぱなし）
Advanced Topics
Formal Expressions （である、ではない）
Things that should be a certain way （はず、べき、べく、べからず）
Expressing the minimum expectation （でさえ、ですら、おろか）
Showing signs of something （～がる、ばかり、～めく）
Formal expressions of non-feasibility （～ざるを得ない、やむを得ない、～かねる）
Tendencies （～がち、～つつ、きらいがある）
Advanced Volitional （まい、であろう、かろう）
Covered by something （だらけ、まみれ、ずくめ）
Advanced proximity of actions （が早いか、や否や、そばから）
Other Grammar
Introduction
The Writing System
Hiragana
Katakana
Kanji
Basic Grammar
Expressing State-of-Being
Introduction to Particles （は、も、が）
「は、も、が」 Particle Exercises
Adjectives
Adjective Practice Exercises
Verb Basics
Verb Practice Exercises
Negative Verbs
Negative Verb Practice Exercises
Past Tense
Past Verb Practice Exercises
Particles used with verbs （を、に、へ、で）
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Descriptive Relative Clauses and Sentence Order
Noun-related Particles （と、や、とか、の）
Adverbs and Sentence-ending particles
Essential Grammar
Polite Form and Verb Stems （～です、～ます）
Addressing People
The Question Marker （か）
Compound Sentences （て-form、から、ので、のに、が、けど、し、～たりする）
Other uses of the te-form （～ている、～てある、～ておく、～ていく、～てくる）
Potential Form
Using する and なる with the に particle （～[よう]になる／する）
Conditionals （と、なら、ば、たら）
Expressing 'must' or 'have to' （～だめ、～いけない、～ならない、～ても）
Desire and Suggestions （たい、欲しい、volitional、～たらどう）
Performing an action on a relative clause （と、って）
Defining and Describing （という）
Trying something out or attempting to do something （～てみる、volitional+とする）
Giving and Receiving （あげる、やる、くれる、もらう）
Making requests （～ください、～ちょうだい、～なさい、command form）
Numbers and Counting
Casual Patterns and Slang
Review and more sentence-ending particles
Special Expressions
Causative and Passive Verbs
Honorific and Humble Forms
Things that happen unintentionally （～てしまう、～ちゃう／～じゃう）
Special expressions with generic nouns （こと、ところ、もの）
Expressing various levels of certainty （かもしれない、でしょう、だろう）
Expressing amounts （だけ、のみ、しか、ばかり、すぎる、Amount+も、ほど、さ）
Various ways to express similarity and hearsay （よう、～みたい、～そう、～そうだ、～らしい、～っぽい）
Using 方 and よる for comparisons and other functions （より、の方、stem＋方、によって、によると）
Saying something is easy or difficult to do （～やすい、～にくい）
More negative verbs （ないで、ず、～ん、ぬ）
Hypothesizing and Concluding （わけ、～とする）
Expressing time-specific actions （ばかり、とたんに、ながら、まくる）
Leaving something the way it is （まま、っぱなし）
Advanced Topics
Formal Expressions （である、ではない）
Things that should be a certain way （はず、べき、べく、べからず）
Expressing the minimum expectation （でさえ、ですら、おろか）
Showing signs of something （～がる、ばかり、～めく）
Formal expressions of non-feasibility （～ざるを得ない、やむを得ない、～かねる）
Tendencies （～がち、～つつ、きらいがある）
Advanced Volitional （まい、であろう、かろう）
Covered by something （だらけ、まみれ、ずくめ）
Advanced proximity of actions （が早いか、や否や、そばから）
Other Grammar
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What are users saying about Japanese Grammar (日本文法)
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It explain all that is needed and also makes our vocab rich
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Why does AVG thinks that this app is a virus??
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ありがとうございました
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Could be clearer about source material (eg. On play store) is Tae Kim. PS, the rate now button is broken, doesn't link to the correct play store page. Feature request, search by romaji for convenience. Eg. noni instead of only のに
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Easy to use.. keep it up..
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Thank you for this free app.
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It's pretty Helpful for me
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A very well done and detailed app for learning Japanese, unlike some other apps out there in the market which give you a mess of grammar rules and vocabularies, and you have no clue where to start with. Not sure if it also fits to intermediate or advance learners, but as a beginner myself, I give 5 stars to this app.
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This is an exact plagiarism of Tae Kim's guide . Did someone really spend time doing this? Thats horrible. Everything is a word for word stolen copy of someone elses work
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If you want the real thing look up tae kimsguide to japanese...
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An in-depth guide to understanding the language and is direct and straight-foward; it is well- tailored for beginners as well as more advanced speakers.The interface is simple and clear and provides grammatical equivalents between English and Japanese languages. It also very strong in conjunction with basic learning apps such as Mondly. A detailed phoenetic chart is included for both Katakana and Hiragana. Strongly would recommend to anyone who is serious about becoming fluent in the language.
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I really love this app. This is my go to app for Japanese grammar etc so I can memorize it correctly. It is extremely helpful although, I would like it even better if the exercises I could use from my phone. But other than that, this app is definitely helping me speed up my learning and retain it.
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I really leaned a lot from this app so thnnnnx
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Very nicely brings together the core of Japanese grammar. One stop shop reference for grammar, and it's offline too.
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It's Tae Kim. You use someone's work without mentioning that person
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Like: lessons are straight forward, many examples, free Dislike: exercises are not made for mobile devices (list has to be printed somehow and hand written in), have to scroll all the way up to see what a kanji means.
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but why most of the words are written in Kanji? It's quite hard for beginners to understand kanji.
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with this app. However it is exactly the same as "Tae Kim's guide to learning Japanese" posted on the appstore by Ignatius Reza to the letter. Both are outstanding and definitely a must have, but I like the layout and extra features of "Tae Kim's guide to learning Japanese" more so I think I'll stick with that one.
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An in-depth guide to understanding the language and is direct and straight-foward; it is well- tailored for beginners as well as more advanced speakers.The interface is simple and clear and provides grammatical equivalents between English and Japanese languages. It also very strong in conjunction with basic learning apps such as Mondly. A detailed phoenetic chart is included for both Katakana and Hiragana. Strongly would recommend to anyone who is serious about becoming fluent in the language.
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A very well done and detailed app for learning Japanese, unlike some other apps out there in the market which give you a mess of grammar rules and vocabularies, and you have no clue where to start with. Not sure if it also fits to intermediate or advance learners, but as a beginner myself, I give 5 stars to this app.
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Just took a quick screen of the app, looks and feels well organised as compared to most guidebooks on the topic, and has simple to more complex grammer components included, making it suitable for beginners and advanced learners alike. One thing i didnt like was the PDF feel of the app, i feel it could have been built more like an actual app rather then like a ebook on the subject, with quizzes and interactive parts built into each of the section to facilitate learning.
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If you could introduce a search bar to show and define the use of a specific word or tense. ie. Type in あれば and have it show a list of all lessons that contain that word in it. Do this and I'd rate this 5 stars.
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All the explanation has given but for basic grammar lots of kanjis been used. For starters there should be less kanjis.
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I've been falling behind in my Japanese class because I couldn't grasp why I was doing what I was doing. This app does a great job of explaining the reasoning behind the parts of grammar and the situations to use them in. Recommended it to everyone in my class.
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This is an exact plagiarism of Tae Kim's guide . Did someone really spend time doing this? Thats horrible. Everything is a word for word stolen copy of someone elses work
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I would really love it if you could add a test or something.
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Too much kanji, a bit difficult for newbie. And sometimes it crashes after I switched app.. But overall, very nice and educating
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Search for Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese if you prefer web browser, or Learning Japanese by Ignatius Reza if you prefer using app, both of these have videos tutorial too. This horrible app basically copied the contents from the website and put it in ugly interface with ads showing at bottom.
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Great content, and incredibly practical. You have to try it yourself.
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If you want the real thing look up tae kimsguide to japanese...
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It introduced the Japanese language and explained many parts of grammars that may help the learners to form sentences. The app do provided some vocabularies and examples too in the grammar lessons. Awesome app!
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This app is a blatant copy of Tae Kim's Learning Japanese. With ads, of course.
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It is everything I need! Also it occupies minimal space. The only regret I have is not finding this sooner on play store
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Awesome app. Thank you for app.
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I like this app very much ! ^_^
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I wanted to have another grammar source to compliment Tae Kim. However, when I jumped to the particles section I noticed that Kim's lessons were copied word for word. I recommend searching for and downloading the original Tae Kim grammar app, which is also free.
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I really love this app. This is my go to app for Japanese grammar etc so I can memorize it correctly. It is extremely helpful although, I would like it even better if the exercises I could use from my phone. But other than that, this app is definitely helping me speed up my learning and retain it.
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This came from Tae Kim's Guide to learn Japanese. If u want the original, there's an app of Tae Kim's Guide to learn Japanese. This was copyright. Unless he made a different app or u guys had gotten permission from him to plagiarise...
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Multiple warnings on Android 4.2 for access not needed and undisclosed to users. Oy vey !
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I just got the clearest understanding of this language! I'm so glad I found this! Now I can talk to my cousins without being embarrassed! ありがとうございます！