Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A third-party app companion for WaniKani that supplements flashcard reviews with listening practice using anime clips, NHK news reading, song lyrics, and OCR features.
Free downloadable PDF with all 800 JLPT N5 vocabulary words, including kanji, furigana, romaji, English meanings, and example sentences for exam preparation.
A guide to Japanese karate terminology with romanizations and explanations of techniques, stances, commands, and concepts used in dojos. Helps practitioners understand the Japanese language used in karate training.
A collection of articles on Japanese study methods and techniques, covering spaced repetition systems, vocabulary mnemonics, language exchange, reading picture books, and other strategies for learners of all levels.
An Android app for learning the 46 hiragana characters using mnemonic pictures, animations, and four types of quizzes including sound recognition. Designed for complete beginners to Japanese.
Interactive grammar lesson on Japanese adjectives and the の particle, with example sentences and audio for beginners learning to describe nouns and express possession.
Mobile app for learning Bosnian vocabulary through illustrated flashcards and mini-games in five-minute daily sessions. Suitable for beginners seeking practical vocabulary with audio pronunciation by native speakers.
A structured roadmap for learning Japanese from hiragana through intermediate fluency, organized by stages with JLPT milestones and realistic timelines.
A monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources, featuring reviews of grammar guides, readers, kanji apps, and study apps for learners of various levels.
Educational app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures, animations, and example sentences, with games to practice understanding. Designed for elementary level Japanese learners.
Download Writing Order Alphabet. by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI on the App Store.
A card matching game for learning hiragana and katakana through listening and visual recognition, designed for young children and absolute beginners who are starting to learn Japanese syllabaries.
GitHub topic page listing 48 open-source projects for Japanese language learning, including dictionaries, kanji study tools, JLPT datasets, input methods, and practice applications.
A curated list of textbooks and grammar books for learning Japanese from beginner to advanced levels, with summaries of popular titles like Genki and Japanese from Zero, their features, and recommended uses.
HelloTalk is the most popular language exchange app. Is it any good or waste of time?
Master Japanese pronunciation with our ultimate guide! Learn vowels, consonants, pitch accent, common mistakes, and expert tips to speak naturally and confidently.
Drops is a mobile app that teaches Japanese vocabulary through illustrated, game-based lessons in five-minute sessions.
Guide to maintaining Japanese language skills in children growing up outside Japan, comparing five methods and introducing an online school connecting children abroad with same-age peers in Japan.
Explains how kanji relate to word meanings through morphemes and okurigana, with examples showing how to guess word meanings from their kanji components.
Bunpro page explaining この, a demonstrative pre-noun adjective used to identify things near the speaker, with comparisons to related words, example sentences, and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
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