Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A mobile app for learning Japanese with vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and sentences supported by native audio, images, mnemonics, and an SRS system.
iOS app for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji organized by JLPT level, using spaced repetition and example sentences with native audio to support long-term retention.
A blog explaining Japanese grammar and vocabulary found in anime and manga, with romaji and English explanations for learners starting from basics.
A detailed guide to the Japanese ga が particle covering its functions as a subject marker, agent marker, and focus marker with examples from anime and manga. Suitable for learners at all levels.
An educational app for learning Japanese through structured vocabulary, kanji and kana with stroke order animations, JLPT preparation materials from N5 to N1, handwriting practice with Apple Pencil support, and.
Explains how to form the negative of る-verbs (ichidan verbs) using ない or ません, with examples and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Learn how to practice speaking Japanese with a practical routine combining real conversation, shadowing, and frequent spoken output. Includes beginner-friendly steps, pronunciation practice, and a weekly plan.
A curated directory of Japanese learning resources organized by study focus and method, including apps, websites, textbooks, videos, podcasts, and games for learners of all levels.
Mobile app for learning kanji and Japanese vocabulary through gamified lessons with spaced repetition reminders. Designed for beginners aiming to memorize core kanji and build vocabulary quickly.
An Anki flashcard deck containing vocabulary needed for B1-level Japanese proficiency. Learners purchase and download the deck to study offline using the Anki app.
Blog post comparing six popular applications for learning Japanese, including reviews of features, pricing and skill levels served.
An educational app that teaches hiragana using mnemonic pictures and sound, with quizzes and a pronunciation table for complete beginners learning Japanese.
Bunpro explains よ, a sentence-ending particle used to convey new information or add emphasis. The page covers structure, examples, related particles, and includes example sentences and community discussions.
Calculator that estimates study hours needed to reach each JLPT level based on current proficiency and daily study time, with research-backed hour requirements and study tips.
A blog category offering guides for complete beginners covering Japanese writing systems, pronunciation, basic vocabulary, and study timelines with articles on kana, kanji, romaji, and the first 30 days of learning.
Guide to business Japanese covering keigo, essential phrases, email conventions, and workplace communication for foreign professionals working in Japan.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning resources featuring games and applications for different skill levels, including story-based games for reading practice, katakana quizzes, and language learning apps.
Guide to counting in Japanese from 1 to 100, covering native Japanese and Sino-Japanese readings, counter words for different object types, and cultural significance of numbers.
A mobile app for young children learning Japanese vocabulary through interactive lessons and games, covering animals, food, transportation, clothing, numbers, colors, body parts and shapes using hiragana and katakana.
Directory of iOS applications for studying Japanese kana, kanji, vocabulary and reading, with descriptions and difficulty levels for each app.
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