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.

N3 Grammar

Mastering と言うと (to iu to): Connecting Ideas Like a Pro (N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Speaking of…, When you talk about…, If you mean… 🎯 Primary Function Used to connect a topic that has just been mentioned (or is implied) to related information, a representative example, a question seeking clarification, or a sudden thought/association. 📋 Grammar Structure [Noun] + というと / […]

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Mastering 「〜といい」 and 「〜たらいい」: Giving Advice and Suggestions in Japanese (JLPT N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “It would be good if…”, “Should…”, “It is better to…” 🎯 Primary Function To give advice or suggestions to someone, or to express what one hopes will happen. 📋 Grammar Structure Verb (dictionary form) + といい / Verb (た form) + らいい い-Adjective + といい /

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Mastering 的 (teki): Adding “-like” and “-al” to Japanese Nouns

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Indicates the nature, quality, characteristic, or aspect related to the preceding noun. 🎯 Primary Function To transform certain nouns, often abstract or conceptual, into な-adjectives. 📋 Grammar Structure [Noun] + 的 + だ/です (when ending a sentence) [Noun] + 的 + な + [Noun] (when modifying

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Mastering て済む (te sumu): Getting By in Japanese (N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Indicates that a situation was resolved, completed, or managed by simply performing the action described by the preceding て-form verb, often implying that a worse outcome was avoided. 🎯 Primary Function To express that something was sufficient to resolve a situation, or that a situation concluded

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Uncontrollable Feelings? Learn 「てしょうがない・てしかたがない」 (JLPT N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Expresses a strong, often uncontrollable feeling or state. Similar to “cannot help but feel/do…”, “unbearably…”, “extremely…”, or “it’s so X that I can’t stand it.” 🎯 Primary Function To emphasize the intensity of a feeling or condition, suggesting the speaker feels overwhelmed or cannot control it.

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Exploring てごらん / てごらんなさい: Encouraging Someone to Try (JLPT N3 Grammar)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “Try doing…” or “Go ahead and do…” 🎯 Primary Function To gently suggest or encourage someone (usually younger or lower in status) to try something, see something, or experience something. 📋 Grammar Structure Verb て-form + ごらん / ごらんなさい 🎭 Usage Contexts 🏢 Formal Situations Generally

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Mastering てばかりいる: Japanese Grammar for JLPT N3

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning To be constantly doing something; to do nothing but something. 🎯 Primary Function Expresses that someone is doing a specific action repeatedly or continuously, often implying criticism, dissatisfaction, or negativity regarding the excessiveness of the action. 📋 Grammar Structure Verb て-form + ばかりいる (or ばかりだ) 🎭

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Mastering たって (tatte): The Casual ‘Even If’ in Japanese

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning Even if, even though, no matter how/what/when. 🎯 Primary Function Expresses that a consequence or state will hold true regardless of the preceding condition. It’s a more casual and colloquial version of ~ても (temo). 📋 Grammar Structure Verb (た form) + って い-adjective (stem + くたって)

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Mastering 例えば (tatoeba): Your Guide to Giving Examples in Japanese (JLPT N3)

Japanese Grammar Template Meaning & Usage ✨ Basic Meaning “For example”, “for instance” 🎯 Primary Function To introduce one or more specific examples to illustrate a general statement, idea, or concept previously mentioned. 📋 Grammar Structure Clause/Sentence A. 例えば, Clause/Sentence B (example). 🎭 Usage Contexts 🏢 Formal Situations Can be used in moderately formal contexts,

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