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Study page for the kanji 時 (time, hour) at JLPT N5 level, showing meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary and words, and example sentences with English translations.
Japanese-created characters and words formed from Sino-Japanese morphemes have also sometimes been borrowed into other East Asian languages; Japanese-coined Sino-Japanese words are called wasei-kango.[9]
Study page for the kanji 当 (tou, ataru) meaning hit, right, or appropriate. Covers onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N3 preparation.
A directory of shared Anki decks for learning Japanese, including vocabulary, kanji, grammar and JLPT materials at various levels. Learners browse and download pre-made flashcard sets for spaced repetition study.
Flashcard deck covering all 113 kanji required for JLPT N5, with example sentences and English translations for each character. Learners study using spaced repetition or print as PDF.
Detailed study page for the kanji 後 (go, kou, ato) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N5 preparation.
Free Japanese kana dictation and gojuon practice for absolute beginners. Listening drills, gojuon charts, and a practice library. No account required.
Reference table of all 214 traditional kanji radicals with their meanings, readings, positions within characters, and stroke numbers.
Hiragana ひらがな This lesson is about the kana system know…
Part three of a structured hiragana learning guide covering the ha, hi, fu, he, ho, ma, mi, and mu characters with pronunciation, stroke order, word examples, and mnemonics.
Directory of public Anki decks for learning Japanese, including vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and kana study decks organized by topic and rated by users.
Guide explaining what kanji are, why they are important, and how to learn them effectively, covering stroke order, the two types of readings, and compound words. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese.
Explains how Japanese writing works, covering hiragana, katakana, kanji, and romaji, with guidance on reading and pronunciation for learners starting out.
Guide to learning katakana characters, including stroke order, long vowel sounds, small vowel combinations, and how English words are written in katakana. For Japanese learners starting with the writing system.
An iOS app by the Japan Foundation that teaches kanji characters through associative illustrations, audio, animation, and example sentences, with games to practice and confirm learning.
Explains the differences between hiragana and katakana, their distinct uses in Japanese, and which script to learn first. Suitable for beginners starting with the Japanese writing system.
Article explaining techniques and resources for memorizing kanji, including Kanji Kentei textbooks, apps like Kanji Study and Anki, dictionary tools, and mnemonic methods for learners of all levels.
Reference guide and interactive quiz for learning katakana characters, including stroke order, dakuten and handakuten marks, combination sounds, and practice with common loanwords.
A flashcard deck of 159 kanji for JLPT N4 learners who have completed N5. Each card includes the kanji, English meaning, readings, and example sentences with translations.
A beginner's guide covering Japanese writing systems, pronunciation, grammar, common phrases, and learning strategies. Offers foundational overview and reference points for new learners starting their Japanese studies.
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