Word lists, JLPT vocabulary, thematic sets and slang guides.
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Collection of practical Japanese lessons covering everyday situations including shopping, dining, directions, phone calls, and self-introductions.
Gamified practice app featuring seven deer-themed games to improve Japanese vocabulary, grammar, and fixed expressions, with professionally curated word lists and native speaker audio recordings.
A practice test with six questions on N1-level vocabulary, asking learners to identify synonyms and word meanings from multiple choice options.
Akamonkai Japanese Language School offers online live courses and self-paced courses in small groups or individually, covering beginner to advanced levels with focus on grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and conversation.
Study page for the JLPT N3 vocabulary word 開始 (kaishi), meaning start or beginning, with definitions, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and links to JLPT N3 grammar and kanji.
A six-day self-paced online course teaching Japanese slang and casual speech through dialogues and videos, with culture readings and quizzes. Designed for learners at N4-N5 level and above.
Short Japanese texts on cultural and historical topics at graded levels, designed to build reading comprehension and vocabulary for beginners.
An article about autumn leaves in Japan written at N5 level with furigana, explaining the vocabulary and cultural practice of leaf-viewing. Includes audio and related graded readers for beginners.
An article exploring the history and origins of Satou, Japan's most common family name, including its etymology, regional variations, and what people with this name think of it.
Guide to different Japanese words for father, explaining when and how to use otousan, chichi, papa, tousan, and other variations. Covers polite, humble, and informal registers for beginners learning family vocabulary.
This free website will teach you everything about Japanese language, including kanji, grammar, vocabulary and so on.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons drawn from popular anime series, covering character speech patterns, dialect variations, and fan culture terminology.
Tomori is a story-driven browser RPG for Japanese learners around N4–N3, with Japanese conversations and reading support. Chapter 1 is free to try without an account; its Kickstarter supports the planned ten-chapter adventure.
Guide to the Japanese verbs 行く and 来る covering their basic meanings, usage patterns with particles and te form, conjugations, politeness levels, and supplementary meanings in various contexts.
AnimeVocab's Word Manga tool generates four-panel manga stories around vocabulary words learners save from anime, with romaji, translations, and recall checks for vocabulary practice between episodes.
Lesson on Japanese counting systems and counter particles, covering sentence joining with conjunctions and the noです construction. Designed for beginning learners tackling fundamental vocabulary and grammar concepts.
Counters With Sino-Japanese Numbers II: ～名・羽・部・戸・発・軒・人前…
A reference guide to kigo (season words) used in haiku poetry, organized by season and category with placement within each season.
Category archive page featuring beginner lessons on Japanese greetings, vocabulary, conversational phrases, and counting. Covers topics like body parts, travel phrases, and practical dialogues for new learners.
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