Whoa! This is something I noticed was previously lacking, and lo and behold you’ve bridged the gap! Amazing work as always! Seriously, thanks for all the hard work the entire team puts in!
Big +1 on this. I always found that trying to work at practicing it without hints helps a lot before looking at the answer key
Youre doin it. You’re pullin it off. You’re gettin a whole forum of internet users excited about a textbook.
Brings a tear to my eye. Beautiful to see
Nothing yet on the IOS app
This is brilliant! It’s always good to cover the fundamentals again so I’ve stated going through it.
Really looking forward to N4/N3 soon!
I love this - more textbook-like introduction to the grammar points, so there’s less incentive to get the introductions from elsewhere.
If I may suggest one thing, I’d like to see the “Hide Learned Items” button, just like we have in Grammar Library. Basically if the topic is tagged as “All Grammar Studied”, this would hide it. That way you’d immediately get the relevant topics at the top of the page.
I actually had an ‘oh?’ moment in finding Topics before seeing the news notification, and was delighted as I’m struggling in reviews with some lesson 9 grammar topics. I think this will bring a really useful edge to studying with Bunpro. Makes me so glad I’ve chosen to study with this ecosystem.
Thank you for your hard work team!
This looks absolutely amazing! I think it’s great that Bunpro is adding a more structured and cohesive “lesson plan” beyond the basic decks. This will help a lot of new people and/or people that need more guidance in their language journey.
Also incorporating more reading is ALWAYS good in my opinion. People really tend to underestimate how important it is to actually consume the language and not just try to get as many reviews in a day as possible.
Looking forward to checking out this feature (including the non-JLPT topics, yay!) and eagerly awaiting the higher JLPT topics in the future.
I feel like lifetime purchase on this website worth every penny. Thank you for always moving the bar high.
Just to add to this. On top of grouping similar grammar in a higher-level Topic, could there be a different grouping or linking of similar-sounding Japanese with different usages? For some reason, ように / ような (and even ようにする、ようになる, maybe even よ) are still tripping me up right now. It could really just be me needing to review and really practice these separate (mostly N4) grammar points but just in case it makes sense to you too… My first spreadsheet of my own notes on grammar points actually grouped them by form (て form, dictionary form, drop-the-ます form, etc.)
Great new feature! This is what I was looking for a long time! 
omg this looks so useful
Really loving all the changes recently! Just started N4 Grammar but will go through these as they seem fun and useful. Would you recommend a new learner to first go through the topics before they do the individual grammar points? You guys will probably be done with N1 topics before I am halway through n4 lol
This is great, it would have been FANTASTIC to have when I started this journey. As a teaching method is far superior to just SRS by itself. Please keep it up and reach at least N2.
Gracias Bunpro team for constantly adding more and more value.
lmao i love the gif at the bottom but anyways great great update it’s so cool to see grammar points difficult to understand for the first time well explained later on topics, hope yall do more updates like this
Amaaazing! When will it be available on the android app? 
Also it would be great if the vocabulary used in the sections and reading parts could be added to the reviews ( just like the vocab coverage feature maybe?)
I was going to sleep when I noticed the notification and now I am hooked 
Thank you Hardworking Possum gang of Bunpro
I shall utilise this right meow !
Loved the new feature. Not particularly useful for me because I’m in the middle of the N3 grammars, but it would absolutely help me if I was just starting out. I bet it will help out a lot new learners.
Please make topics on more advanced topics as well.
Unironically one of the things to not forget is how good the textbooks are.
