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Japanese sentence structure: Japanese sentences follow the subject-object-verb order. For example, "I eat sushi" would be "Watashi wa sushi wo tabemasu" (literally translated as "I sushi eat"). Verb conjugation: Japanese verbs change their form depending on the tense, politeness level, and negative/positive form. For example, "taberu" (to eat) changes to "tabemasu" in polite form and "tabenai" in negative form. Adjectives: Japanese adjectives come before the noun they modify and can also change their form depending on the politeness level. For example, "kawaii" (cute) changes to "kawaikunai" in negative form and "kawaii desu" in polite form. Now, let's move on to vocabulary building exercises. Here are some resources you can use: Duolingo: Duolingo is a language learning app that offers Japanese courses. It has exercises that focus on building your vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills. Memrise: Memrise is another language learning app that offers Japanese courses. It has flashcards and exercises that focus on building your vocabulary. Anki: Anki is a flashcard app that you can use to create your own Japanese vocabulary flashcards. For conversation practice, here are some ideas: Find a language exchange partner: You can use websites like MyLanguageExchange or iTalki to find a Japanese language exchange partner. This is a great way to practice your conversation skills with a native speaker. Watch Japanese movies or TV shows: Watching Japanese movies or TV shows with subtitles is a great way to improve your listening skills and learn new vocabulary. Practice speaking out loud: Even if you don't have a language exchange partner, you can practice speaking out loud by reading Japanese articles or books, or even talking to yourself in Japanese. To get started, here are some interactive activities that you can try: JapanesePod101: JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons that focus on real-life situations and dialogues. You can also take quizzes and track your progress. NHK Easy Japanese: NHK Easy Japanese is a website that offers news articles written in easy Japanese. You can read the articles and take quizzes to test your comprehension. Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese: Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese is a website that offers comprehensive grammar lessons and exercises. It also has a forum where you can ask questions and get feedback from other learners.