Word lists, JLPT vocabulary, thematic sets and slang guides.
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Explains the meaning and usage of senpai (senior) and its role in Japanese hierarchy, covering school and workplace contexts. Suitable for learners encountering this term in anime, manga, and real-life Japanese.
A 20-sentence N5 graded story about a boy and his father flying a kite, with furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and related grammar lessons.
A blog featuring vocabulary games, pronunciation guides, literature reviews, and cultural observations for Japanese learners of various levels.
Blog with advanced Japanese study content including classical literature analysis, business expressions, literary language, dialect exploration, and vocabulary lists drawn from specialized topics.
Guide to 16 Japanese expressions for saying I love you, with romanization, kanji, formality levels, and cultural context explaining why Japanese people rarely use direct love declarations.
Guide to Japanese numbers from 1 to 100 and beyond, covering the two counting systems, irregular readings for 4, 7 and 9, sound changes in hundreds and thousands, and the base-10,000 grouping system.
A vocabulary list of over 250 katakana terms used in Japanese computing and IT contexts, with English translations and video lessons for pronunciation and reading speed practice.
A 20-volume collection of Japanese folktales and trickster stories with full furigana, native audio, English translations, and Anki decks for upper-beginner learners.
Complete JLPT N3 vocabulary list with 3,000 words including kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings.
Maggie Sensei explains the colloquial phrase "enryo no katamari," a humorous expression for the last piece of food nobody wants to eat for politeness, along with related vocabulary like "rasuichi" (the last one).
Free practice bank with 2,100 JLPT N5 vocabulary, grammar, and sentence-pattern questions plus 50 graded reading passages with explanations. For beginners who know kana and want to prepare for the N5 exam.
A table of i-adjectives required for JLPT N5 with kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings. Includes links to grammar forms and conjugations for each adjective.
Blog post presenting 11 ways to say "you're welcome" in Japanese with formal, casual and regional variations. Explains cultural context around modesty and appropriate usage for different situations and relationships.
A vocabulary lesson introducing essential Japanese words related to sakura (cherry blossoms) and their cultural significance in Japan, with bilingual Japanese-English content explaining the history and symbolism of.
Tilt your phone to drink and learn 飲む (nomu, “to drink”), blow to cool hot food and learn 熱い (atsui, “hot”) and smile at the camera to show joy and learn 嬉しい (ureshii, “happy”). Sensonym teaches Japanese vocabulary through interactive stories, on iOS and Android.
A guide to 15 essential Japanese proverbs with literal translations, cultural meanings, and usage examples. Suitable for intermediate learners seeking to understand Japanese values and cultural communication.
A practical guide to fourteen major Japanese particles with explanations of their functions, side-by-side comparisons of frequently confused pairs like は vs が, example sentences, and common mistakes for beginning.
Guide to Japanese verbs for giving and receiving, explaining the differences between agemasu, kuremasu, and moraimasu through comparison to directional verbs like iku and kuru.
Study page for the JLPT N2 vocabulary word 出入口 (deiriguchi, exit and entrance) with definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and links to N2 grammar and kanji resources.
MochiKanji is an app and web platform that teaches kanji and Japanese vocabulary through spaced repetition, writing games, and real-life conversation lessons, designed for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
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