Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An app that teaches Japanese hiragana, katakana, and kanji using mnemonic memory tricks and animated lessons.
Bunpro's detailed explanation of the particle も, which means 'too', 'also', 'even', or 'neither' depending on context. Includes structure, examples, related grammar points, and community discussion for JLPT N5 learners.
Supplementary online materials for learners using the GENKI Elementary Japanese textbook series, including dialogue videos, vocabulary and kanji apps, conjugation drills, and Quizlet flashcard sets.
A kanji learning app offering lock screen widgets, flashcards with spaced repetition, stroke-order animations, and writing practice organized by JLPT levels from N5 to N1.
Bunpro grammar lesson on でございます, the highly polite form of 'to be' used in formal situations and customer service. Includes explanations, examples, and comparisons to related structures like です and だ.
Ringotan teaches Japanese kanji writing through spaced repetition and stroke-by-stroke practice, starting with tracing and progressing to memory-based writing.
Tested and ranked review of eleven Japanese learning apps, comparing features, pricing, and suitability for different learning goals and styles. Covers vocabulary, grammar, kanji, listening, and exam preparation tools.
A guide to all 60 essential JLPT N5 grammar points, covering particles, verb forms, adjectives, and basic sentence patterns with explanations and examples for beginners.
A list of projects which use the KanjiVG vector graphics
A listening podcast episode where a native speaker discusses bicycles and bike rentals in Tokyo, with Japanese transcript and vocabulary for beginner learners.
Guide covering Japanese writing systems, basic grammar, common phrases, formal and informal speech, and cultural topics including traditions, festivals, and cuisine for learners and travelers.
Reviews and comparisons of 15 Japanese speaking apps including Pimsleur, Rocket Japanese, italki, and others, with information about features, pricing, and how each app helps learners develop pronunciation and.
An iOS app for learning and drilling Japanese kanji organized by JLPT level (N5 to N1) or the Jōyō Kanji list, featuring flashcards, multiple choice tests, and a review system for all 2,141 characters.
Explains the null particle in Japanese grammar, which omits particles like wa, ga, wo, and ni in speech and casual writing.
A structured N5 course covering practical IT and office vocabulary, grammar, and dialogues for learners preparing for JLPT or working in tech jobs in Japan.
Blog post teaching beginners to learn kanji by breaking characters into radicals and using mnemonic stories to remember their meanings and readings.
MochiKanji is a mobile app that teaches kanji and vocabulary through interactive games and spaced repetition, using a feature called Golden Time to optimize review timing for beginners.
A blog post that breaks down the difficulty of learning Japanese for English speakers, covering the three writing systems, grammar, kanji, and pronunciation with realistic timelines and JLPT milestones for learners at.
Portal of the Japan Foundation offering free learning materials and online courses for Japanese learners at all levels, including interactive apps for kanji and kana, vocabulary resources, and discussion platforms.
Guide to kanji stroke order rules with practical patterns for beginners, including five core rules and practice tips for writing characters legibly and memorably.
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