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This course (section 3) is aimed at English speakers who would like to learn intermediate level Japanese conversation. If students have completed "Japanese conversation for English speakers (section 1 and 2 )" or they have any prior relevant knowledge of Japanese, it would be perfect to improve their knowledge.Students will be able to continuously learn a variety of expressions (e.g. comparison form, potential form, passive form, etc.) They can also learn the difference between particle 'wa' and 'ga' to use them properly. As this is a challenging topic for Japanese learners, there are several lessons for a simple and clear explanation with examples. Each lesson is related to the former lesson, which enables learners to review and learn more. I frequently compare Japanese grammar to English grammar to avoid confusion. At the end of the course, students will be able to hold intermediate level conversations in Japanese.Introduction & Lesson 1 - Existence of Inanimate ObjectsLesson 2 - Existence of Inanimate Objects (2) Other meaningsLesson 3 - Existence of Inanimate Objects (3)Lesson 4 - How to Count Objects with CountersLesson 5 - Number + Counters + ParticlesLesson 6 - Particle 'kara'Lesson 7 - Existence of Animate ObjectsLesson 8 - Existence of Animate Objects (2) & (3)Lesson 9 - Particle 'de'Lesson 10 - 2 Types of Verbs [ Transitive & Intransitive Verbs ]Lesson 11 - How to Express Change of StatesLesson 12 - How to Express Change of States (2)Lesson 13 - Particle 'wa' and 'ga' In the same sentenceLesson 14 - How to Make Noun Phrases with VerbsLesson 15 - Particle 'wa' and 'ga' in the same sentence (2)Lesson 16 - Question Word 'dotch'Lesson 17 - Comparison Form (1) - AdjectivesLesson 18 - Comparison Form (2) - AdverbsLesson 19 - Comparison Form (3) & (4)Lesson 20 - Te-form + Iku and kuruLesson 21 - Potential FormLesson 22 - Particle 'o' and 'ga' with the Desire-formLesson 23 - Command FormLesson 24 - Particle 'ga' (1)Lesson 25 - Particle 'ga' (2)Lesson 26 - Difference between Particle 'wa' and 'ga' (1)Lesson 27 - Difference between Particle 'wa' and 'ga' (2)Lesson 28 - Passive FormLesson 29 - Various Expressions with 'kagiru'Lesson 30 - How to Express AdditionLesson: ReviewAdditional Section - Review & The conversation written in Japanese