preface
Structure and features of this book

Chapter 1: Super Easy Japanese Skeleton

- Easy! Nouns, adjectives, verbs
- See informal and formal speech at a glance
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 2: Similar to Korean

- Conquering nouns
- Conquering the i-adjective
- Conquering the na-adjective
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 3: The Flower of Conversation, Verbs

- Verb, you must know this
- The polite form of the verb (masu form) ~
- The connective form of the verb (te form) ~and, ~by
- Past tense of the verb (た form) ~ did
- The negative form of the verb (nai form) ~not to do
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 4 Verb Review and Preview

- Verb Level 1 at a Glance (Review)
- Verb Levels 2 and 3 at a Glance (Preview)
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 5: The Ultimate Detail, Investigation

- Conquering the investigation
- Intransitive and transitive verbs
- It's ~, it's ~
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 6: Verbs for Native Speaking, Step 2

- Verb potential form ~ can do
- Verb conditional form ~
- Verb volitional form ~ to do, ~ must do / ~ let's do
- Verb imperative ~hae
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 7: 3 Steps to Native Verbs

- passive verb to be subject to, to become something
- causative form of the verb ~ to make, ~ to do
- Verb causative passive form: to be forced to do something (without any choice)
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Chapter 8: Becoming a Native to the Core

- Verb to give, to receive
- souda specialist, guess
- Conquer the guesswork
- Conquering conditions and assumptions (if ~, if ~)
- Conquering honorifics
- Take a break (Question Answerer, Japanese Study Tips)

Appendix 100 JLPT Grammar Questions

- N5 Grammar
- N4 Grammar
- N3 Grammar

◆ If you are at a loss as to what to study after taking your first steps in Japanese,
◆ If you need to check whether you have studied beginner Japanese properly
◆ If you are only speaking in words and have difficulty speaking in sentences smoothly,
◆ If you want to build Japanese skills that are like a brick that will never collapse
◆ If you want to start studying for the JLPT now

Open up "Japanese Beginner Grammar Notes in One Volume"!

Build a solid foundation and study only what you really need!

"Japanese Grammar Notes for Beginners in One Volume" is a book for learners who have taken their first steps in Japanese and are lost in the "what's next" section, wondering what to do next.
Among them, we covered the basics of grammar, which is the backbone of all foreign language studies.
If you don't master grammar properly in the beginning, your foreign language skills will crumble like a sand castle washed away by the waves.
You need to know grammar to speak a 'real foreign language'.

This book is the fourth textbook by Wakame Sensei, the bestselling author of Japanese language learning books such as “Memorize Hiragana and Katakana Without Writing,” “First Steps in Japanese,” and “88 All-Purpose Core Japanese Patterns.” It is faithful to the concept of a “Core Secret Note,” and contains all of the essential beginner Japanese grammar.
It is not limited to grammar theory, but is also rich in examples and vocabulary, allowing you to study as deeply as you want. Furthermore, JLPT N3, N4, and N5 grammar problems (100 questions in total) are provided as an appendix, allowing you to directly check your own skills.

This will be a highly satisfying textbook for those who have finished their first steps in Japanese and are unsure of what to study next, those who need to check if they have studied beginner Japanese properly, and those who want to build a solid foundation for higher-level Japanese in the future.

* The audio MP3 of the text can also be downloaded from the Dongyang Books website (www.dongyangbooks.com).

▶ Structure and features of this book

[Brief Overview]

Let's briefly summarize the grammar we'll learn this time.
If you don't remember later, you can just look it up here and check.

[A closer look]

Let's learn the grammar content that we briefly looked at in more detail.

[10 representative sentences from real life]

We will learn 10 representative sentences created using the grammar we are learning this time.
You can listen to the native speaker's MP3 audio and read along.

[Practice Problems], [Usage Practice Problems]

Make what you learn your own by practicing problems.
The correct answer can be found using the QR code on the cover.

[Break] Q&A, Japanese study tips

Things you've always wondered about, but never learned in the original! Wakame Sensei shares the questions he frequently receives during his classes, and provides clear and concise answers.

[Appendix] 100 JLPT Grammar Questions

This is the perfect supplement for Japanese learners! Based on what you learned in this book, you can solve 30 JLPT N3 grammar questions, 35 N4 grammar questions, and 35 N5 grammar questions.
You can also test your level level.
The correct answer can be found using the QR code on the cover.