Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Lesson 12 of Erin's Challenge, a video-based course for secondary learners. Features skits about school club activities, grammar explanations on casual speech, vocabulary building, and downloadable PDF materials.
A vocabulary practice test with ten multiple-choice questions in the style of the JLPT N1 exam, covering advanced words and expressions with answers provided.
Guide to writing the kanji 葵 in five calligraphy styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho, and tensho, with detailed techniques and positioning tips for each style.
そうですね。これは、タイで 使われている タイの タクシーです。タイヤが 3つ あるので、車じゃありませんし オートバイでもありません。
ゴム製品と言えば、自動車のタイヤを思い浮かべる方が多いのではないでしょうか。ゴム製品の4分の3は自動車用のタイヤに使われており、自動車分野でチューブやゴムベルトなどの「工業用ゴム」も含めると、ゴム製品全体の9割を占めているのです。
Guide to the N1 grammar pattern たためしがない with meaning, usage notes, and example sentences. Designed for advanced learners preparing for the JLPT and Japanese teachers.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern 〜みたい (hearsay) with meaning, conjugation, and example sentences with native speaker audio for pronunciation practice.
新しい ベトナム 料理の お店が オープンしました。名前は 「バインミー バインミー」と 言います。ベトナムの サンドイッチ を 売っています。ベトナムでは 有名な 食べ物らしいです。
Collection of 135 reading materials organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, each with text and comprehension questions. Designed for learners developing reading skills across all proficiency levels.
Nihongo Work provides free printable worksheets for learning Japanese, created by a licensed psychologist for foreign children in Japanese schools.
An Anki deck with over 2,100 flashcards based on Tae Kim's grammar guide and anime examples for Japanese learners. The deck includes audio and images to support grammar study from beginner level.
JLPT N5 vocabulary quiz with five multiple-choice questions testing vocabulary meanings and usage, written in simple Japanese suitable for beginners.
A Level 1 graded reader retelling a classical Japanese folktale about two frogs, one from Kyoto and one from Osaka, written for Japanese learners. The story includes furigana and is freely available as PDF.
Resource list summarizing websites and books for extensive reading practice aimed at beginner and intermediate Japanese learners, explaining the tadoku method and its four principles.
Vocabulary entry for 和菓子屋 (wagashiya, Japanese sweets shop) from Minna no Nihongo lesson 60, with kanji breakdown, furigana, audio, and learner-oriented English translation.
A Level 0 graded reader about a young student and his robot companion, featuring simple everyday stories with furigana and audio narration. Suitable for beginner learners and children.
A library of graded Japanese readers from beginner to upper intermediate level, designed for extensive reading without a dictionary.
A blog written in Japanese that introduces research literature in applied linguistics and Japanese language education, serving as a study notebook for researchers and educators in the field.
Guide to the kanji 非 with stroke order animation, readings, meaning, and common phrases for grade 5 learners.
JaLS is a short-term Japanese language school in Tokyo offering various courses including standard classes, JLPT preparation, and cultural programs with activities and cultural experiences integrated into the curriculum.
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