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Explains the meaning and usage of the Japanese onomatopoeia うろうろ (urouro) with example sentences. Designed for Japanese language learners and teachers preparing lessons.
Explains the meaning, readings, stroke order and usage of the kanji 二 (two) at JLPT N5 level, with related words, idioms and proverbs. For learners studying basic kanji.
Official announcements and news from the JLPT, including exam dates, implementation details, and information about test accommodations for learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
A guide to the JLPT N5 kanji character 土 (tsuchi, soil) that covers readings, meanings, stroke order, and related words for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Explains the JLPT N1 kanji 染 with its meanings, readings, stroke order, and related words for advanced learners.
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A guide to the Japanese onomatopoeia sarasara with explanations of its meanings and example sentences for learners.
Explains the meaning and usage of the onomatopoeia meramera with example sentences and includes a quiz for learners studying Japanese vocabulary.
Explains the meaning and usage of the Japanese onomatopoeia うるうる with example sentences and a quiz. Designed for learners of all levels studying Japanese vocabulary and expressions.
Grammar patterns for JLPT N5 organized by frequency with explanations and example sentences for beginner Japanese learners.
A searchable database of kanji with 9 strokes, showing stroke order diagrams, readings, meanings, and related information organized by grade level and radical.
A guide explaining the onomatopoeia word "assari" with its meanings and example sentences, designed for Japanese language teachers and learners.
Explains the meaning and usage of the Japanese onomatopoeia うっかり (carelessly) with example sentences and a quiz. Designed for Japanese language learners and teachers.
A reference guide listing all kanji with seven strokes, showing stroke order, readings, and meanings to help learners recognize and write characters.
Explains the meaning, readings, and stroke order of the kanji character 八, including related words, four-character idioms, and proverbs.
Presents kanji characters taught in fourth-grade Japanese elementary school with stroke order diagrams, readings, and meanings. Helps learners write and remember characters from the curriculum.
Displays stroke order, readings, and meanings for kanji taught in Japanese elementary school grade 2, organized by radical and frequency.
Official JLPT announcements and notifications page from the Japan Foundation, covering exam dates, registration information, and test administration details for Japanese language proficiency test takers.
Directory of kanji with six strokes showing stroke order, readings, meanings, and related information. Helps learners find and study kanji by stroke count and radical.
A guide to four-stroke kanji characters with stroke order diagrams, readings, and meanings. Helps learners practice writing kanji correctly and find characters by stroke count.
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