N3 Grammar

Master advanced Japanese grammar with our comprehensive JLPT N3 Grammar guides. Includes detailed explanations, native-level examples, and practice exercises to help you succeed in the JLPT N3 exam.

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Mastering Japanese Grammar: Understanding 「ずつ」 (zutsu)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning ずつ indicates that a quantity, amount, or action is distributed or happens repeatedly in equal or specified increments. 🎯 Primary Function To express distribution (“each,” “at a time”) or gradual progression (“little by little,” “one by one”). 📋 Grammar Structure [Quantity/Counter] ずつ [Noun] ずつ (less common, […]

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Mastering ように見える (You ni Mieru): Expressing Appearance in Japanese (JLPT N3)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Looks like, seems like, appears to be 🎯 Primary Function To express an impression or observation about the appearance of something or someone, based on visual cues or perceived state. 📋 Grammar Structure [Noun] のように見える [Verb (Plain form)] ように見える [い-Adjective (Plain form)] ように見える [な-Adjective (な-form)] ように見える

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Unlock the Nuance: Mastering ような気がする (you na ki ga suru) – JLPT N3 Grammar

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning To feel like…, To have a feeling that…, It seems like… 🎯 Primary Function Expresses the speaker’s subjective feeling, impression, or uncertain belief about something, based on intuition, observation, or limited evidence. 📋 Grammar Structure [Verb (casual form)] + ような気がする [い-adjective (plain form)] + ような気がする [な-adjective

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Mastering Comparison: Understanding よりも (yori mo) in Japanese

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Expresses comparison, indicating that something exceeds or is preferred over something else. 🎯 Primary Function To mark the standard of comparison when stating that something is ‘more than’ or ‘rather than’ something else. 📋 Grammar Structure [Noun / い-adjective (plain form) / な-adjective stem / Verb

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Going the Extra Mile: Understanding わざわざ (wazawaza)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning To go out of one’s way; specially; deliberately (implying extra effort or trouble) 🎯 Primary Function To emphasize that an action was taken specifically for a particular purpose, often involving inconvenience or extra effort for the person doing it. It is frequently used to express gratitude

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Mastering わざと: How to Say “On Purpose” in Japanese (JLPT N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “On purpose,” “intentionally,” “deliberately.” 🎯 Primary Function An adverb used to indicate that an action was done with conscious intent, not accidentally. 📋 Grammar Structure わざと + Verb 🎭 Usage Contexts 🏢 Formal Situations Can be used, but often in contexts describing someone’s intentional action. More

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わけにはいかない: When “Cannot” Isn’t Just “Can’t”

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “Cannot” or “It is not possible/permissible” 🎯 Primary Function To express that one cannot or should not do something, not because of physical inability, but due to a specific reason, such as social norms, rules, moral obligations, or personal circumstances. 📋 Grammar Structure Verb dictionary form/ない

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No Way! Understanding わけがない (wake ga nai) in Japanese

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “No way,” “impossible,” “cannot be,” “it is not the case that…”. Expresses a strong negation or denial based on reason, logic, or known facts. 🎯 Primary Function To assert that something is logically impossible or extremely improbable given the circumstances or known information. 📋 Grammar Structure

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Understanding わけではない (Wake de wa nai): It Doesn’t Necessarily Mean…

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Expresses a partial negation, meaning “it’s not necessarily the case that…”, “it doesn’t mean that…”, or “it’s not that…”. 🎯 Primary Function Used to deny or partially negate a statement or assumption, often correcting a misunderstanding or expressing that something is not always true or is

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Understanding わけだ (wakeda): Explaining Reasons and Conclusions | JLPT N3 Grammar

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Indicates that something is a natural consequence, conclusion, or explanation based on previous information or circumstances. 🎯 Primary Function To state a logical conclusion or explain the reason behind a situation or event. 📋 Grammar Structure Verb (Plain form) + わけだ い-adjective (Plain form) + わけだ

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Mastering は〜で有名: Talking About What Things Are Famous For (JLPT N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Indicates that the topic (marked by は) is famous for the reason or characteristic specified after で. 🎯 Primary Function To state the reason or aspect for which something or someone is well-known or famous. 📋 Grammar Structure [Noun/Topic] は [Noun/Reason/Characteristic] で 有名です 🎭 Usage Contexts

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は別として (はべつとして): Setting Things Aside in Japanese

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “apart from”, “leaving aside”, “except for” 🎯 Primary Function To exclude a specific thing or matter from consideration when discussing something else, or to state that something is a separate topic or issue. 📋 Grammar Structure Noun + は別として 🎭 Usage Contexts 🏢 Formal Situations Frequently

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Mastering JLPT N3 Grammar: Understanding 「上に (うえに)」

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “In addition to,” “on top of that,” “as well as.” 🎯 Primary Function To connect two clauses, indicating that the second clause adds another layer or condition to the first clause. It implies that something else is happening or is true in addition to what was

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