Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A Twitter account posting daily simple Japanese about Japan, everyday life, and interesting topics. Run by Japanese language teachers from NPO Tadoku for learners building reading skills.
Lesson plans and training materials for Japanese honorific language (keigo) covering situations like visiting, greeting, inviting, requesting, declining, and apologizing.
Blog post explaining half-voiced sound changes (handaku) in rendaku, the Japanese phonetic process where certain consonants voice when words combine, particularly with ha-row sounds changing to pa-row sounds.
Directory of private Japanese language tutors across Japan offering one-on-one lessons both online and in person, searchable by city and customizable by level and schedule.
Printable hiragana dot-to-dot worksheets for young learners to practice reading hiragana while connecting points from ア to ン in sequence.
A searchable database of Japanese language teaching materials, textbooks, curricula, lesson plans, and assessment resources provided by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs.
Kokusho Japanese Language School offers in-person and online courses for learners from beginner to advanced levels, including JLPT preparation, nursing and care-work focused classes, and short-term programs.
Lists kanji frequently appearing in high school and university entrance exams with stroke order, readings, and meanings. Supports exam preparation for advanced learners.
Online Japanese accent dictionary for learners and teachers showing pitch accent patterns with audio playback for words and example sentences from major textbooks.
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Explains the meaning of the Japanese onomatopoeia いじいじ with example sentences and includes a quiz. Designed for Japanese language learners and teachers.
Index of four-character idioms searchable by kanji and stroke count. Helps learners find and understand yojijukugo phrases used in Japanese writing and speech.
Index of Japanese proverbs, idioms and set phrases searchable by kanji stroke count. Helps learners understand and recall traditional expressions used in everyday language.
A list of 350 kanji characters required for JLPT N3 with stroke counts and meanings. Includes printable practice worksheets for learners preparing for the N3 examination.
Printable hiragana practice worksheets for the は row through ん, designed for preschoolers and early elementary students learning to write Japanese characters.
Organized lists of kanji for JLPT N5, N4, N3 and elementary school grades with stroke order, readings, and example sentences. Offers free downloadable practice worksheets.
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A guide to classical Japanese grammar covering verb and adjective conjugation patterns, auxiliary verbs, and historical kana usage for readers of classical texts.
A kanji learning page for the character 強弱 (kyojaku, meaning strong and weak) presented through a music topic by the Japan Foundation. Aimed at beginner Japanese learners.
A curated list of the 100 kanji characters required for JLPT N5, with practice worksheets and stroke order information for beginning learners.
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