Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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A searchable list of 166 kanji characters required for JLPT N4, each with English meanings and 518 related vocabulary words. Designed for learners preparing for the N4 examination.
Study page for the kanji 年 (year) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, example compounds, and memory mnemonics using vulgar humor and visual patterns.
Listings of kanji characters with English meanings, radicals, and etymological notes. Serves learners building kanji vocabulary from foundational to intermediate levels.
Page teaches the kanji 牲 (sacrificial victim) with its on'yomi reading, mnemonic, stroke count, and related compound words like 犠牲 (sacrifice). Suited for learners studying kanji systematically.
Learning page for the kanji 妙 (odd) that teaches onyomi and kunyomi readings, provides a mnemonic aid, and lists common compound words and related synonyms.
Detailed study page for the kanji 作 (make) with mnemonic devices, readings, compound words and example sentences. Designed for learners using memory techniques to study kanji.
Page teaching the kanji 禁 (prohibition) with a mnemonic device, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, and common compound words with frequency ratings for learners.
Detailed breakdown of the kanji 明 (bright) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, compound words, and memory mnemonics using visual and linguistic patterns.
Page teaching the kanji 酔 (drunk) with on and kun readings, stroke count, memory mnemonics using humor and logic, and example compounds. For learners of all levels studying kanji.
Study page for the kanji 入 (put/go in) with on and kun readings, example compounds, mnemonics using vulgar humor, and lookalike distinctions for learners of all levels.
Study page for the kanji 肪 (fatty food) with stroke count, on'yomi reading, a mnemonic device, and related vocabulary. Designed for beginners learning kanji through memorable associations.
Learn the kanji 叶 (dream come true) through mnemonics that break down its radical components and stroke order. Designed for beginner kanji learners studying individual characters.
A reference page listing pairs of kanji that look similar or have related meanings, helping learners distinguish between commonly confused characters.
A kanji study page for 映 (project, reflect) that provides stroke order, readings, memory aids, and compound words. Helps learners at all levels understand and retain this character.
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Page for learning the kanji 二 (two) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory aid, and example compounds. Suitable for beginners building kanji recognition.
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Detailed study page for the kanji 否 (no) with mnemonics, readings, example compound words, and related vocabulary to help learners understand negation in Japanese.
Study page for the kanji 係 with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory mnemonics, compound words, and lookalike characters. Designed for learners using mnemonic devices to retain kanji.
Teaches the kanji 婚 (marriage) with breakdown by radical, onyomi reading, mnemonic device, and compound word examples. Part of a larger kanji study resource using memory aids and humor.
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