“まとめ — wrap-up”
Here’s a quick recap of what we’ve explored in this particle lesson:
- 格助詞 — が, を, に… and more
- 接続助詞 — て, と, から, けど…
- 副助詞 — は, も, だけ, まで…
- 終助詞 — ね, よ, かな…
- 複合助詞 — にも, では, からも …
These tiny words play a big role in expressing relationships, feelings, and clarity in Japanese.
You don’t need to memorize everything at once. Just keep listening, keep noticing — and they’ll start to make sense.
Particles are small, but powerful.
Before closing the Particles lesson, let’s add one more special topic — 数助詞 — the counter words used when counting things in Japanese. It’s a small but essential part of the grammar system, and worth learning before finishing this series.
Continue to the next page to explore how numbers change depending on what you count.