Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An iOS app by The Japan Foundation that teaches beginner-level kanji through illustrated mnemonics, audio, animation, and example sentences, with games to test comprehension.
Explains the multiple functions of the と particle, including its use as a parallel marker meaning "and," its comitative case marking "with," and its role in comparisons and quotations, with extensive examples from.
Online tutoring service offering a 25-30 minute trial lesson with a native Japanese tutor for beginners through advanced learners, including those preparing for JLPT or business communication.
Guide to Japanese e-book retailers and platforms for learners, covering how to choose services, access books from outside Japan, use dictionary and learning features, and subscribe to reading services.
An app that teaches Japanese hiragana, katakana, and kanji using mnemonic memory tricks and animated lessons.
A mobile app for learning and reviewing JLPT kanji from N5 to N1 levels using drawing practice, stroke guessing games, flashcards and radical charts.
Explains そこ (that place) as a demonstrative pronoun for locations near the listener, with comparisons to related words like ここ, あそこ, and その. Includes example sentences and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Download Translate 92 Languages by Ghi Nguyen on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Translate 92 Languages.
An educational app that teaches hiragana using mnemonic pictures and sound, with quizzes and a pronunciation table for complete beginners learning Japanese.
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.
Collection of classroom teaching materials for katakana writing practice including worksheets, games, flashcards, booklets and apps for students at beginner to intermediate levels.
A curated roundup of nine Japanese learning tools and resources from January and February 2018, including apps, websites, and practice materials suitable for learners at various levels.
Guide comparing kanji learning programs, books, courses, and apps for beginners, with advice on choosing systems that fit realistic study habits and detailed reviews of popular options.
Article presenting five enjoyable methods for learning Japanese including YouTube channels, video games, music, movies, and mobile apps, aimed at beginners seeking engaging study approaches.
License and usage information for EDRDG dictionary files including JMdict, EDICT, and KANJIDIC, which form the foundation for many Japanese learning tools and applications.
Explains the kanji and slang meaning of manji 卍 in Japanese, its historical significance in Buddhism and Japan, and its appearance in anime, with cultural context for learners encountering this symbol.
Directory of iOS applications for studying Japanese kana, kanji, vocabulary and reading, with descriptions and difficulty levels for each app.
A blog featuring articles on study techniques for learning Japanese and preparing for the JLPT, covering spaced repetition, flashcard strategies, study schedules, and listening practice for all levels.
Guide to tools and strategies for beginning Japanese readers, covering browser extensions, ebook devices, mobile apps, and visual novel tools to facilitate early reading through immersion with support technology.
Asahi Kanji is an iOS app for studying Japanese characters through flashcards and multiple-choice drills, organized by JLPT levels (N5 to N1) or Jōyō Kanji order, designed for learners who already know hiragana and.
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