Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Mobile app for studying Japanese kanji from JLPT N5 to N1 levels using spaced repetition flashcards, stroke order animations, handwriting practice, and a built-in dictionary. Serves learners at all levels.
A kanji learning resource using mnemonics, radical organization, and practical explanations to help beginners understand kanji logic and avoid common textbook pitfalls.
Guide to finding and using Japanese-language podcasts for listening practice, with tips for choosing appropriate shows and study methods for learners at any level.
iOS app: tap once, talk for five seconds, and people around the world hear the real recording while on screen captions carry the meaning in their own language. 19 languages both ways, Japanese included. Free, rated 18+.
A curated list of Japanese learning resources released in March 2018, including listening tools, kana apps, graded readers, and media for learners. Covers beginner through advanced levels.
App for reviewing and memorizing Jōyō kanji and JLPT kanji levels N5 to N1 through flashcards, stroke order animations, and practice exercises on readings and radicals. Designed for learners of all levels.
Review and comparison of FluentU Japanese, a video-based learning platform costing $30 per month, evaluating its features, limitations, and alternatives for learners at different levels.
A mobile app that teaches vocabulary in 55 languages including Japanese through fast-paced games with mnemonic images in short daily sessions, suitable for beginners through advanced learners.
Interactive grammar lesson on Japanese verb types and the object particle を, part of Bunpro's SRS-based course system. Includes explanations, example sentences with audio, and dialogues for N5 level learners.
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 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.
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.
Mobile app for studying fourth-grade Japanese kanji with writing exercises, stroke order practice, test mode, and competitive world-record challenges. Suitable for beginners learning to write kanji.
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.
Complete vocabulary lists organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with study tips and strategies for mastering vocabulary at each proficiency stage.
Guide to developing speaking ability in Japanese through input-focused immersion methods, arguing that extensive listening and reading should precede speaking practice to achieve natural pronunciation and phrasing.
Blog post examining why Japanese is considered difficult for English speakers, comparing its writing systems and grammar to other languages, and offering motivation and strategies for learners.
Portal listing iOS applications for studying Japanese across reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary skills at various proficiency levels.
HelloTalk is the most popular language exchange app. Is it any good or waste of time?
A blog by Misu Chan offering beginner-level guides to Japanese writing systems, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure.
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