Particles and Interrogative Cram Sheets

REVISION CRAM SHEETS

Most students struggle at first with knowing how to correctly use particles and interrogatives correctly. Please see the below cram sheets with the words and phrases you have learned so far and how to use the interrogatives and particles correctly.

PARTICLES

Japanese particles, joshi (助詞) or tenioha (てにをは), are short words in Japanese grammar that immediately follow a noun, verb, adjective, or sentence to help give meaning and context. 

You can also download this information here:  particle.pdf

INTERROGATIVES

An interrogative sentence asks a direct question (Who, What, When, Where, Which) and is punctuated at the end with the question marker (Ka).  

You can also download this information here Interrogatives.pdf