Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Mobile app for learning Japanese that combines hiragana and katakana practice, kanji study, vocabulary building, and anime dubbing exercises with pronunciation feedback.
Curated list of 16 recommended Anki decks for learning Japanese, with reviews and download information for beginners through advanced learners.
A free guide to reading Japanese websites, with a worked library-notice exercise, glosses, comprehension questions, reading suggestions by level, and 25 useful words. It explains how to combine original-text reading with contextual lookups and optional bilingual support.
A learner shares tools and techniques for studying Japanese from beginner toward intermediate level, including WaniKani for kanji, language shadowing with easy materials, and apps like PIBO, Hirogaru, and Akebi.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning resources including kanji learning games, educational comics, and browser tools for vocabulary lookup. Covers tools for beginners through advanced learners.
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.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches katakana through illustrations, audio, animation, and quizzes for beginning learners.
NihonNest is a web app that helps beginners in Malaysia start Japanese and keep a daily habit, from kana to the JLPT N5. It works in any browser, and you can add it to your home screen. Kana practice is free. After a short kana check, a free N5 starter pack unlocks. The N5 Full Pass is a one-time pa
A curated guide from the University of Kansas Libraries offering websites, apps, and dictionaries for studying classical Japanese literature and language, including grammar resources, online dictionaries, texts, and.
Spaced repetition flashcard deck containing 673 vocabulary words for the JLPT N4 level, with kanji, readings, meanings, and example sentences in Japanese and English.
A guide reviewing six popular kanji learning resources including WaniKani, Skritter, Remembering the Kanji, and Anki, with details on pricing, approaches, and advantages for different learners.
Guide to Japanese verb groups and conjugation patterns, covering u-verbs, ru-verbs, irregular verbs, and essential forms like te-form, ta-form, and conditional forms for learners.
A collection of kanji teaching ideas for classroom use, including downloadable practice booklets, worksheets, and interactive games designed for Japanese language learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Makoto+ offers bonus content for Japanese learners including shadowing exercises, vocabulary worksheets, grammar explanations, anime and drama breakdowns, song lessons, sleep stories, and interactive web tools for.
Reviews five chat apps for practicing Japanese conversation with native speakers, including HelloTalk, Tandem, italki, Lext Talk and Langmate, with guidance on preparation and finding good partners.
Blog post explaining how to effectively use Bunpro, a grammar SRS tool, in a Japanese study routine.
Setup guide for Anki and Yomitan tools used in immersion-based Japanese learning, covering installation, configuration, font setup, and recommended add-ons for vocabulary mining and spaced repetition practice.
A mobile app for learning Japanese with vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and sentences supported by native audio, images, mnemonics, and an SRS system.
Bunpro lesson on u-verbs (godan verbs), explaining their structure, conjugation patterns, and how they differ from ru-verbs, with example sentences and related grammar resources for JLPT N5 beginners.
Guide to looking up kanji using digital tools, online dictionaries, and radical searches, with instructions for electronic and printed word lookup.
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