Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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A difficulty analysis tool that scores 47 Talkie Japanese videos on comprehensible input principles, showing which ones suit different listening levels from N5 to N2 vocabulary range.
A document reader that helps learners read Japanese text by adding furigana, providing clickable word definitions, and tracking vocabulary lookups to monitor reading comprehension.
Curated list of Anki decks for learning Japanese vocabulary, including the Core 2K/6K and Kaishi decks, with guidance on proper Anki usage for consistent study.
Study site teaching 1,700 kanji through radical breakdown, mnemonics and jokes. Includes an Anki deck, radical and onyomi lookup, synonym explanations and tags for usage patterns.
Downloadable flashcard sets for JLPT N5 grammar points in multiple formats. Offers free individual flashcards and batch downloads with print-ready PDFs for Patreon supporters.
Interactive tool showing animated stroke order for over 2,100 common kanji with readings, meanings, radicals, and vocabulary examples. Supports learners at all levels preparing for JLPT and improving handwriting.
Study Japanese 101 reviews WaniKani, a web course teaching kanji and vocabulary through mnemonic stories and spaced repetition in a fixed sequence.
An interactive grammar quiz tool with 10-question rounds covering JLPT levels N5 through N1. Learners select a level and answer fill-in-the-blank questions with instant feedback and usage notes.
Database files that decompose kanji into radicals and visual elements to enable component-based kanji lookup in dictionary software and online services. Used by learners at all levels.
Online Japanese dictionary with word and kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, pitch accent information, and handwritten kanji recognition.
Reviews five free Japanese translation apps with various input methods including text, voice and camera. Compares features and offline capabilities for travelers and learners in Japan.
Set up Yomitan the good way. Contribute to gunnar0022/my-yomitan-setup development by creating an account on GitHub.
Technical documentation of the SVG format used by KanjiVG for encoding kanji structure, stroke order, and radical information. For advanced learners and developers working with kanji data.
An app that teaches hiragana stroke order through interactive writing practice and games for beginners learning Japanese scripts.
RomajiDesu is an online dictionary and conversion tool using Jim Breen's Japanese Dictionary that lets learners search by kana, kanji, romaji, or English, see stroke order and compound words, and convert between romaji.
Guide comparing kanji learning apps including WaniKani and Anki, with recommendations for choosing tools that balance recognition, writing, and vocabulary in context for beginner to intermediate learners.
Index of Japanese grammar points organized by usefulness and JLPT level, with links to detailed explanations and interactive study tools. Serves learners of all levels seeking reference materials and practice.
Guide to using Google Search as a Japanese learning tool, including finding example sentences, checking grammar accuracy, and distinguishing between homophones with different kanji.
Detailed reference page for the kanji component 扌 (hand radical), showing stroke order, usage in other kanji, and related words. Supports learners studying kanji components and their role in character construction.
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