Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Satori Reader offers 1650+ annotated story episodes across 43 series with customizable kanji and furigana display, contextual definitions, grammar explanations, and spaced-repetition review cards.
Collection of JLPT study guides covering all levels from N5 to N1, with vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, study schedules, and information on test dates, scoring, and registration.
Why are some words written without kanji in Japanese?
If you want to learn Japanese and you don't know where to start, this guide is the perfect starting point on your language learning journey.
Directory of iOS applications for studying Japanese kana, kanji, vocabulary and reading, with descriptions and difficulty levels for each app.
Explains how spacing works in Japanese writing, covering the absence of spaces between words, how readers distinguish words using kanji and kana patterns, and rare cases where spaces appear for clarity or to represent.
Achieve your language learning goals with valuable Portuguese resources from Preply. Embark on your journey to fluency with expert-curated materials.
Reviews Lingopie's anime and TV-based learning approach, comparing it with other platforms and discussing strengths and limitations for different learner 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.
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.
Hiragana Times is a bilingual Japanese-English magazine published since 1986, offering 12 issues yearly with audio, graded reading material, and monthly live speaking sessions for 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.
App teaching katakana through mnemonic pictures, animations and sound, with quizzes and a reference chart. Designed for complete beginners and those learning Japanese characters.
Anki flashcard decks for Japanese vocabulary covering CEFR levels A1 through B2, plus a free Japanese alphabet deck. Learners download the files to study offline using the Anki app.
Interactive grammar lesson on the polite form ます and negative forms ない and ません, with explanations of auxiliary verbs, conjugation rules for る-verbs and う-verbs, and practice drills for JLPT N5 level learners.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources including apps for travel, phrase guides, kanji drills, and language learning platforms, selected for learners at various stages.
App for learning Japanese through video immersion with word-by-word translations, color-coded grammar, flashcards, and pitch accent visualization. Covers beginner to advanced levels.
Tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in past, present, te-form, polite and negative forms with translation and definitions of conjugation models.
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.
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