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This Cheat Sheet PDF Guide is the ultimate resource for Beginner Japanese Learners .
It covers numbers, time, verb cojugation, and even includes a handy hiragana and katakana chart. This one-sheet PDF has all that you need to be familiar with the basics of most Japanese Concepts.
Get the free download of our learning cheat sheet below.
Verb conjugation
In the cheat sheet, it covered 12 conjugation forms for both formal verb and informal verb.
For example, Te-form is the first challenge for many Japanese beginners. In the cheat sheet, we list the rules to help you remember the conjugation.
| U-verb | -う/つ/る | ex: 買う | って | ex: 買って | |||
| -む/ぶ/ぬ | ex: 読む | んで | ex: 読んで | ||||
| -す | ex: 話す | して | ex: 話して | ||||
| -く/ぐ | ex: 泳ぐ | いていで | ex: 泳いで | ||||
| 行く | 行って | ||||||
| Ru- verb | -る | ex: 食べる | て | ex: 食べて |
Japanese calendar
Day of the week-
The easiest thing to remember is that each day of the week ends with the kanji “曜日” and each day is represented by a different element of nature.
The first kanji of the days come from the five visible planets which named after the five Chinese elements (metal 金, wood 木, water水, fire火, earth土), and also the moon 月 and sun 日.
| Monday | 月曜日 | げつようび |
| Tuesday | 火曜日 | かようび |
| Wednesday | 水曜日 | すいようび |
| Thursday | 木曜日 | もくようび |
| Friday | 金曜日 | きにょうび |
| Saturday | 土曜日 | どようび |
| Sunday | 日曜日 | にちようび |
Days of the month-
The counter is にち (日) and you can simply add the number of the day. The first 10 days have special readings that you should pay attention to.
ついたち: 1st
ふつか: 2nd
みっか: 3rd
よっか: 4th
いつか: 5th
むいか: 6th
なのか: 7th
ようか: 8th
ここのか: 9th
とうか: 10th
