Japanese grammar, in the right order
831 grammar points from N5 to N1, ordered by how often they really appear in Japanese — so you learn ている long before rare forms. Each one has a short lesson, examples and a quick check.
Object marker particle
わたしは りんごを たべます。
I eat an apple.
Take the 5-minute placement test — then follow the grammar for your level, in order. Your result is saved when you create a free account.
Questions
How many grammar points are on Nihoner?
831: 80 N5, 131 N4, 182 N3, 195 N2, 243 N1. Each has its own lesson with formation, explanation, examples and a quick check.
In what order should I learn Japanese grammar?
Level by level, and inside each level by how often a pattern really appears. Nihoner counted every pattern in 13 million characters of real Japanese, so you meet ている long before rarer forms. Follow the Grammar Path.
Which JLPT level should I start with?
N5 if you are new. Not sure? The 5-minute placement test tells you.
How do I remember grammar?
Check yourself with the 3 quick questions on each page, write one sentence of your own, and save the point — Nihoner tracks how well you know each one and shows you what to review.
Save your grammar
Create a free account and everything you saved will be waiting — with your progress on every JLPT grammar point.
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