Word lists, JLPT vocabulary, thematic sets and slang guides.
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Complete JLPT N2 vocabulary list with 6,000 words including business, academic, and formal terms. Offers a free 7-day trial of interactive flashcards and quizzes, plus a printable PDF for offline study.
A blog with articles on learning Japanese through vocabulary games, pronunciation patterns, and literature reviews, alongside content on Japanese culture, travel, and martial arts for learners of all levels.
Mobile app for language learners that creates and studies flashcards from real content, with spaced repetition scheduling, offline access, and support for multiple languages including Japanese.
Conjugation table and guide for the Japanese verb 待つ (matsu), meaning to wait. Shows plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative conjugations at JLPT N5 level.
A blog post introducing Japanese Vocab Maker, a tool that automatically generates vocabulary lists from YouTube videos with Japanese subtitles, displaying words with readings and meanings while watching.
Explains why Japanese words are written with different kanji, including examples like 早い and 速い (both hayai) and the concept of doukun'iji. Helps learners understand how kanji choice can specify meaning.
A guide to essential Japanese phrases for tourists covering greetings, transportation, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and emergencies. Each phrase includes Japanese script, romaji, and English translation for beginners.
Complete JLPT N3 vocabulary list with 1500 words showing kanji, hiragana readings, romaji, and English translations. Offers a downloadable PDF and spaced repetition study tools for intermediate learners.
A vocabulary entry for 上げる (to raise, to lift), a JLPT N5 word, with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, related kanji, and compound words.
Searchable database of 4,256 JLPT vocabulary words from N1 to N5 with meanings, readings, and example usage. Learners can filter by level, mark words as learned, and take four-choice practice quizzes.
Complete list of 1,675 JLPT N3 vocabulary words with readings, meanings, and example sentences, organized by word type. Serves intermediate learners preparing for the N3 level of the JLPT.
JLPT exam preparation site offering practice tests, grammar exercises, vocabulary lists, and kanji study materials organized by JLPT levels N5 through N1.
Study sheet with 669 JLPT N5 vocabulary words, each showing kanji, kana, and meaning. Learners can search, filter by gojuon rows, hide columns to test recall, and download a PDF for offline practice.
Full conjugation table for the Japanese verb taberu (to eat), a JLPT N5 ichidan verb. Shows plain, polite, and advanced forms including te-form, potential, passive, and causative conjugations.
Dictionary of Japanese terms used in aikido, with pronunciation guidance and organized by category including strikes, holds, body parts, commands, and honorific terms.
Easy Japanese news story about persimmon harvesting in Gifu Prefecture with furigana, English translation, and native audio for beginner learners.
Dictionary entry for the word 箸 (chopsticks) with pitch accent information, meaning, and example sentences for beginners.
Maggie Sensei teaches the suffix ~osame (finishing or finalizing something) with verb conjugation patterns and example sentences, plus a vocabulary review covering time expressions, adjectives, and basic nouns for.
Explains the Japanese phrase konna koto mo arou ka to, used when a character reveals they prepared for an unlikely situation, with detailed grammar breakdown and examples from manga and anime.
Mini lesson on the word choushi (condition), covering how to use it in greetings and expressions about health, work, and machines. Includes casual and polite forms for learners.
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