| Lesson 1: は as the topic marker | Start |
| Lesson 2：を as the direct object marker | Start |
| Lesson 3：が as the subject marker | Start |
| Lesson 4：が to describe a specific aspect of the topic | Start |
| Lesson 5：の to show a relationship | Start |
| Lesson 6：に as Location Marker | Start |
| Lesson 7：で to indicate place where action or event happens | Start |
| Lesson 8：か to indicate a question | Start |
| Lesson 9：に to indicate the receiver or beneficiary of an action | Start |
| Lesson 10：から as Reason Marker | Start |
| Lesson 11：に as Time Marker | Start |
| Lesson 12：から to indicate the starting point or point of passage | Start |
| Lesson 13：と to indicate the person with whom the topic/subject does | Start |
| Lesson 14：で to indicate the means or materials for performing an action | Start |
| Lesson 15：に as Purpose Marker | Start |
| Lesson 16：まで to indicate the ending point | Start |
| Lesson 17：に to indicate the destination or target of an action | Start |
| Lesson 18：も to indicate the addition of similar things | Start |
| Lesson 19：と to join two or more nouns | Start |
| Lesson 20：ね for confirmation of a statement | Start |