Grammar N5

Learn how to introduce your name, occupation, and nationality. In this lesson, we will study nouns, particles wa, mo, no, and how to ask for age.

Learn how to use confirmation questions, demonstratives (Kore/Sore/Are), and possession.

Learn how to talk about locations and positions. Ask about places, countries, companies, and prices.

Learn how to tell time, minutes, and phone numbers. Study everyday verbs (Masu form), tense conjugations, and time-related particles.

Learn how to express movement: go, come, and return. Talk about means of transport, doing things with someone, and asking about time.

Learn about transitive verbs, particle を, location particle で, doing things with someone using と, and invitation/suggestion patterns.

Learn about the particle "de" for means/tools, asking for vocabulary, giving and receiving verbs (Give/Receive/Lend/Borrow), and the "Already done" pattern.

Learn about Na-adjectives and I-adjectives. How to praise, describe things/events, and the negative forms of adjectives.

Learn the particle 'ga' with adjectives expressing preference and ability. Study the verbs of possession 'arimasu' and 'wakarimasu'. Adverbs of degree and the cause/reason pattern 'Kara'.

Learn about the existence of people and things (Arimasu/Imasu), and positions (On, Under, In, Out...).

Learn how to count objects, how to use quantifiers, and talk about time periods and frequency.

Learn about the past tense of adjectives and nouns. Comparative and superlative patterns.

Learn how to express desire (want to have something, want to do something). The purpose of the go/come action.

Learn about verb groups and the Te-form (V-te). Study patterns for requests (V-te kudasai), progressive actions (V-te imasu), and offering help (Mashou ka).

Learn about patterns for permission (V-te mo ii desu ka), prohibition (V-te wa ikemasen), and states resulting from actions (V-te imasu - married, living, knowing...).

Learn how to connect verb sentences (V-te, V-te...), after doing something (V-te kara), and descriptive sentences (N1 wa N2 ga Adj).

Learn how to conjugate the Nai-form (V-nai). Study patterns for requesting not to do something, necessity, and lack of necessity.

Learn about the Dictionary form (V-ru). Study patterns for ability (Dekimasu), hobbies (Shumi), and actions occurring before (Mae ni).

Learn about the Ta-form (V-ta). Study patterns for past experience (V-ta koto ga arimasu), listing representative actions (V-tari V-tari shimasu), and becoming (Narimasu).

Learn about the Plain Form of verbs, adjectives, and nouns, and familiar ways of speaking in daily conversation.