From absolute beginner (N5) to professional proficiency (N1/SSW) — every level structured with authentic audio drills, grammar points, kanji stroke practice, and real exam simulations.
Browse all individual lessons below in our curriculum archive.
Welcome to your first step in learning Japanese! In this lesson, we will master the 5 foundational Japanese…
Learn the most common everyday Japanese greetings used from morning until night, bowing etiquette, and essential classroom expressions.
Master the complete framework for introducing yourself naturally in Japanese to classmates, teachers, and employers.
Understand the fundamental sentence structure of Japanese: [Noun A] は [Noun B] です (A is B).
Learn how to form questions in Japanese simply by adding the particle か (ka) at the end of…
Master Japanese spatial reference pronouns: items close to the speaker (Ko), close to listener (So), far from both…
Learn how particle の connects two nouns to show possession, origin, material, categorization, and affiliation.
Discover how particle を marks the direct receiver of an action with transitive verbs like eating, drinking, reading,…
Learn how particle で marks where an active event takes place, as well as means/tools used to complete…
Understand the precise target marker に for specific times, movement targets, and stationary presence.
Learn the crucial distinction between inanimate existence (あります) and animate existence of people and animals (います).
Master the holy grail of Japanese grammar: the 3 verb groups and the Te-form rules required for polite…
Learn how to make natural, polite requests in Japanese using verb Te-form + ください (Please do...).
Learn how ~ています expresses ongoing actions (is doing) as well as continuous states (is married, lives in Kathmandu,…
Master how to ask for permission ("May I...?") and express strict prohibition ("You must not...") in Japanese.
Understand how Japanese adjectives act like descriptive verbs with their own past, negative, and linking conjugations.
Learn how to express what you want to do (Verb + tai) and tangible items you want to…
Learn how to talk about life experiences ("I have done / I have been to...") using verb Ta-form…
Learn how to connect cause and effect in Japanese using subjective reason から and polite objective reason ので.
Master Japanese perspective-based giving and receiving verbs: あげる (I give out), くれる (someone gives in to me), and…
Expressing Potential & Capability (~ことができる / 可能形)Structured curriculum lesson for N4.
Making Informal Plans with Friends (タメ口・普通形)Structured curriculum lesson for N4.
N4 Kanji Mastery: Daily Action RadicalsStructured curriculum lesson for N4.