Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An iOS app developed by The Japan Foundation that teaches kanji through illustrations, audio, animation, and stroke order, with games to reinforce learning. Designed for beginner-level Japanese learners.
Satori Reader is an app and web platform offering over 1650 Japanese stories with integrated grammar explanations, vocabulary support, and adjustable text displays for intermediate learners.
Grammar lesson on すら (even), an N1 level adverbial particle that emphasizes extreme examples.
Download Writing Order Alphabet. by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI on the App Store.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and apps, covering grammar exercises, reading apps, vocabulary games, and writing systems for learners at various levels.
A structured roadmap for learning Japanese from hiragana through intermediate fluency, organized by stages with JLPT milestones and realistic timelines.
Detailed explanation of これ (kore), a demonstrative noun meaning 'this,' with comparisons to related words, example sentences, and discussion forum. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Drops is a mobile app that teaches Japanese vocabulary through illustrated, game-based lessons in five-minute sessions.
App for practicing hiragana and katakana writing with stroke order guidance and pronunciation audio. Designed for children and beginners learning Japanese characters.
Explains how morphemes work in Japanese, particularly how kanji represent meaningful units that combine to form words, with examples of compound words and verb conjugation suffixes.
A vocabulary learning app for Serbian that uses illustrated mini-games and 5-minute daily sessions to teach practical words.
Curated list of new Japanese learning resources including YouTube channels, apps, and tools for different skill levels. Covers video lessons, conversation practice, and expression guides.
Reviews five free Japanese translation apps with various input methods including text, voice and camera. Compares features and offline capabilities for travelers and learners in Japan.
Guide to hiragana with detailed charts showing romaji equivalents, compound kana, and usage notes on pronunciation variations, diacritics, and special characters in manga and vertical writing.
Guide to meishi business card exchange etiquette in Japan for foreigners, covering proper presentation, bilingual card design, and common mistakes to avoid in professional settings.
A glossary of over 50 Japanese terms used in judo, defining vocabulary for techniques, body parts, and actions to help learners understand judo terminology.
App teaching N5-N4 vocabulary, pitch accent, and verb conjugation based on the Minna no Nihongo curriculum. Includes pronunciation practice, conversation dialogues, and spaced repetition for beginner learners.
-powered JLPT study app for N5 to N3 preparation that uses spaced repetition and pass prediction. Offers vocabulary, grammar, and kanji practice with mock exams and explanations in multiple languages.
Tested review and comparison of Japanese learning apps across speaking, grammar, kanji, and conversation practice, with detailed breakdowns by learner goal and proficiency level.
Ranks and compares the top Japanese learning apps including Pimsleur, Duolingo, WaniKani, and Rosetta Stone, evaluating each on speaking, kanji, grammar, and vocabulary to help beginners choose which apps to combine.
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