Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A multilingual reading app for learning Japanese, Chinese, English and German through daily updated articles with tap-to-translate dictionary, native audio for listening practice, and vocabulary notebooks for retention.
App for learning Japanese kanji with stroke-by-stroke handwriting practice, grammar patterns from N5 to N1, spaced repetition, daily stories, and pronunciation feedback.
Mobile app for learning Japanese vocabulary using visual flashcards and spaced repetition, with curated word lists for JLPT N5 through N1 levels and progress tracking through quizzes.
iPhone app with flashcards for studying the 2141 Jōyō kanji and JLPT levels N5 to N1, featuring quizzes on meanings, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, radicals, and kanji decomposition.
LingQ is a language learning app supporting over 50 languages including Japanese that teaches through reading and listening to real content at your level, with vocabulary tracking, SRS review, and tools.
App for practicing hiragana stroke order and writing on iPhone, with pronunciation audio and guided tracing for beginners learning Japanese characters.
An educational puzzle game for young children that teaches hiragana and katakana recognition through interactive wooden puzzle pieces paired with native speaker pronunciation and illustrations of objects.
Bunpro lesson on u-verbs (godan verbs), explaining their structure, conjugation patterns, and how they differ from ru-verbs, with example sentences and related grammar resources for JLPT N5 beginners.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle yo (よ), explaining its use as a sentence-ending particle and interjection with multiple example sentences and usage categories.
Bunpro grammar lesson on です, the polite copula meaning 'is' or 'to be,' covering structure, usage with nouns and adjectives, related forms, and example sentences for N5 learners.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources for beginners, including reviews of apps like LingoDeer and Bunpro, graded readers, and media for language practice.
Explains why kanji have multiple readings by distinguishing between different words and morphemes written with the same characters, with examples from manga and Japanese words.
Explains the anime fang trope in manga and anime, covering its Japanese terms (yaeba, kiba), cultural meanings, rendering variations, and examples from series.
Mobile app for learning Japanese that combines hiragana and katakana practice, kanji study, vocabulary building, and anime dubbing exercises with pronunciation feedback.
Mobile app for learning Japanese kanji and vocabulary using spaced repetition and gamification, with lessons organized by theme and JLPT level, suitable for beginners and intermediate learners.
A gamified vocabulary app using space-themed gameplay to teach hundreds of beginner Japanese words through flashcards, audio, text, and visual aids.
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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.
weblio thesaurus searches the thesaurus and thesaurus at a time, is the synonym search app. You can look at, eg, keyword similar expressions and an alias.
An interactive grammar course using spaced repetition to teach Japanese grammar patterns, starting with the copula and its polite form. Suited for complete beginners learning structured grammar.
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