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20 grammar points found matching 'particles jlpt:5'
FLASHCARDS
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JLPT:
particle か
 
question marker
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5
JLPT:
particle に
 
time indicator
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5
JLPT:
particle を
 
direct object marker
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5
JLPT:
particle に
 
an overview of the uses of に
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5
JLPT:
particle へ
 
direction marker
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5
JLPT:
particle の
 
noun replacement
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5
JLPT:
particle ね
 
tag question marker
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JLPT:
particle で
 
where an action takes place
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5
JLPT:
particle に
 
location marker
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5
JLPT:
particle の
 
possessive marker
1
5
JLPT:
particle に
 
date indicator
1
5
JLPT:
particle に
 
destination marker
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5
JLPT:
topic marker は is pronounced 'wa'
 
1
5
JLPT:
particle も
 
too, also
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5
JLPT:
particle と
 
and
1
5
JLPT:
particle や
 
and
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5
JLPT:
particle は
 
topic marker
1
5
JLPT:
particle が
 
subject marker
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5
JLPT:
difference between で and に
 
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JLPT:
particle に
 
frequency indicator
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