Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Free iPhone app teaching kanji to complete beginners using mnemonic pictures, animations, stroke order, and example sentences, with games to test understanding.
Documentation for ENAMDICT and JMnedict, free multilingual dictionaries of Japanese proper names including surnames, place names, given names, and company names.
Japanese Vocab Maker offers pronunciation practice with native speaker audio samples, intonation marks, and pitch graphs across beginner to advanced levels, plus voice recording and comparison tools.
Interactive stroke order guide for 十 (ten), a JLPT N5 kanji, with animated demonstrations, step-by-step diagrams, readings, and printable practice grids for beginners.
The Japan Foundation Manila's IRODORI program provides Japanese language teaching materials, resources, and workshops designed around practical communication and can-do statements for learners in the Philippines.
Guide to learning kanji that covers study methods, radicals, stroke order, and how many characters learners need to know at different JLPT levels.
Reference guide to Japanese counters organized by category with readings, uses and examples.
Interactive learning cards presenting Japanese kanji radicals with their meanings and pronunciations, organized by the official Jōyō kanji list and sourced from multiple Japanese dictionaries.
A curated directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese characters and kana through mnemonic pictures, designed for beginner learners.
Conjugator for the Japanese verb 規定する showing present, past, potential, volitional and other forms with translations and example sentences for learners studying verb conjugation.
A review of 10Ten Japanese Reader, a browser extension that allows learners to hover over Japanese text online to see dictionary definitions for words, kanji, and grammar without opening other tabs.
Free kanji games at multiple JLPT levels, including Find the Missing Kanji and Jukugo Jumble games with customizable timers. Suitable for learners from beginner to advanced.
Interactive web app for practicing Japanese verb and adjective conjugation, including past tense, te form, passive, causative, and potential forms.
Mobile app providing emergency alerts, evacuation guidance, and helpful phrases in multiple languages for travelers in Japan, useful for learning emergency vocabulary and procedures.
Revision sheets and practice tools for the Remembering the Kanji textbook, offering printable tables and an interactive application to drill kanji recognition and meaning across all 2042 kanji covered in the book.
Guide to converting English names into katakana using online converters, with examples and explanation of katakana conversion rules for learners.
Free JLPT exam-format drills for levels N5 through N1, featuring grammar questions with confusing distractors, sentence scrambling, listening comprehension, and mock exams with immediate feedback.
A curated list of 15 websites and apps for beginners learning Japanese, covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and speaking practice through various platforms and methods.
Platform offering thousands of sentences for listening comprehension practice across multiple languages including Japanese, with free access to audio-based exercises.
A reference guide to the 214 traditional Kangxi radicals used in Japanese kanji, organized by stroke count with meanings, variants, example characters, and memory tips for learners.
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