Word lists, JLPT vocabulary, thematic sets and slang guides.
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Full conjugation table for the Japanese verb 見る (miru) meaning to see or to look, covering plain, polite, and advanced forms with JLPT N5 level classification. Designed for learners studying verb conjugation patterns.
Video lesson on asking prices in Japanese featuring basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, and cultural content about transportation for mid-level learners.
Video lesson material from Erin's Challenge for intermediate learners covering leisure activities and asking about rules, with downloadable scripts and explanations in multiple languages.
A detailed kanji study page for 悪 (bad) that presents onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory aids, and compound words with explanations. Designed for learners building kanji recognition and vocabulary.
Free JLPT N3 practice worksheets covering kanji and vocabulary with furigana and English translations for intermediate learners preparing for the N3 level exam.
Complete conjugation table for the godan verb 使う (tsukau, to use) showing plain, polite, and advanced forms including potential, passive, and causative. Suited for JLPT N5 learners.
Alphabetical glossary of Japanese pottery and ceramics terms with romaji and kanji, useful for learners interested in traditional Japanese crafts and ceramic vocabulary.
A vocabulary entry for the N5 word 開く (to open), showing furigana, meaning, example sentences, kanji breakdown, and related words for JLPT learners.
Japanese often use “うそ ( = Uso ) when they are surprised, like ”Really?” “Are you sure?” “No kidding!” No way!” or when they hear something unbelievable or unexpected.
Glossaries and technical vocabulary for describing pottery and ceramic objects in Japanese, with kanji, romaji and English translations.
A Japanese learning portal with curated vocabulary and kanji study lists organized by JLPT level, featuring a dictionary with audio, example sentences, and conjugation tables.
Explains koitsu, soitsu, aitsu, and doitsu, a set of ko-so-a-do demonstrative words used to refer to people, animals, things, and situations.
Complete JLPT N1 vocabulary list with 4000 words, kanji, readings, romaji, and English translations for advanced learners preparing for the test.
Blog with articles on Japanese study methods, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening, and learning strategies for beginners. Covers topics like hiragana, counting, study routines, and memory techniques.
Blog posts covering Japanese grammar, adjectives, verb conjugation, and JLPT N5 preparation for beginners. Includes conjugation charts, usage patterns, and study strategies.
Sixth part of a series teaching personality-describing adjectives in Japanese through Twitter-length lessons.
Simplified Japanese news articles with furigana and English translations covering current events in Japan. Designed for intermediate learners at N3-N5 levels to practice reading comprehension.
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Interactive vocabulary and kanji game for JLPT levels N5 through N1 with multi-choice questions, speed bonuses, and boss rounds. Players study vocabulary and kanji with feedback before facing timed challenges.
A collection of 50 essential Japanese phrases organized by travel situations including greetings, ordering at restaurants, hotel stays, transit, shopping and emergencies, with romanizations and English translations for.
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