Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Bunpro grammar lesson on でしょう, covering its use to express conjecture or seek confirmation in polite speech.
Official Japan Foundation app for learning kanji through associative illustrations, animations, and audio. Includes simple games to check retention and is designed for beginner Japanese learners.
A curated collection of Japanese learning tools and resources for summer 2020, including apps, podcasts, movies, textbooks, and reading materials suitable for beginner to advanced learners.
Guide comparing Japanese dictionary apps for learners, covering features like kanji recognition, offline access, and example sentences, with recommendations for different platforms and study approaches.
Explains the historical and linguistic reasons why Japanese particles は, へ, and を are pronounced differently from their kana readings, tracing pronunciation changes over centuries and the post-World War 2 language.
Collection of apps and materials for learning hiragana, katakana, and kanji using mnemonic pictures and associations with words in languages learners already know, including English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Thai, and.
App for practicing beautiful Japanese handwriting with hiragana, katakana, and over 350 kanji characters, providing stroke order guidance and feedback on writing quality for learners of all levels.
A review of renshuu, a free Japanese learning platform combining spaced repetition, kanji, grammar, listening, and community features in one interface. Helps learners choose whether renshuu fits their study style.
An Android app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures and animations, with games to test understanding. Designed for beginners in Japanese and those learning Japanese writing.
Grammar reference organized by JLPT level with example sentences for particles, verb forms, and common patterns. Serves learners at all levels seeking quick lookups of Japanese grammar structures.
Bunpro lesson on あそこ (that place over there), a JLPT N5 demonstrative pronoun used to identify locations far from both speaker and listener.
Guide to databases and digital resources for studying Japanese classical literature and classical language, including manuscript collections and pre-modern texts. Serves advanced learners and researchers.
Guide to 100 common kanji radicals with meanings, examples, and study methods for beginners learning to recognize patterns in kanji characters.
A listening podcast episode where a native speaker discusses bicycles and bike rentals in Tokyo, with Japanese transcript and vocabulary for beginner learners.
Collection of 94 Japanese survival phrases organized by situation such as greetings, shopping, dining, and directions. Written for travelers and beginner learners visiting Japan.
Guide to essential Japanese phrases for travelers visiting Japan, covering greetings, transportation, dining, hotels, shopping, and cultural etiquette. Designed for beginners preparing their first trip.
Learn japanese grammar with 300 free topics (N5–N1) — key rules, correct vs. incorrect examples and common mistakes for every topic.
Preply offers online Japanese tutoring with experienced tutors worldwide, personalized lessons, and supplementary learning resources covering grammar, vocabulary, and speaking for learners of all levels.
Tofugu's awards for the best Japanese learning resources of 2017, featuring top picks across categories including shows, books, websites, apps, and games for learners of various levels.
A curated GitHub repository listing Japanese learning resources across all levels, from hiragana to advanced JLPT preparation, including apps, websites, textbooks, study methodologies, and learning platforms.
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