Stop conjugating adjectives by feel. Learn the rules that actually govern them.

Adjectives are the difference between saying a thing exists and saying what it is like — and confusing い and な is the most common error that marks a learner as intermediate forever.

By the end

You will be able to describe people, places, and things accurately in past, present, negative, and polite forms, and know exactly which endings fit each adjective type.

Who this is for

N4 learners who can read hiragana and katakana and know basic sentence structure but still hesitate when using adjectives in real conversation.