Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle は (wa), which marks sentence topics and shows contrast. Includes structure, examples, related grammar points, and links to external resources for learners at JLPT N5 level.
Bunpro grammar lesson on ぜ, a casual emphatic sentence-ending particle used primarily by men with people they know well. Includes structure, examples, and related grammar points.
A structured 14-day online course teaching hiragana reading and writing with native pronunciation audio, designed for absolute beginners who want to read Japanese quickly and master 100 common words.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources including Duolingo's browser version, mnemonic vocabulary books, and browser extensions, with reviews of their strengths and limitations for different.
An iOS app for tracing hiragana and katakana characters with correct stroke order while listening to pronunciations. Designed for learners beginning to practice Japanese characters.
An Android app for studying kanji using mnemonic pictures and two types of games. Designed for complete beginners, it organizes kanji by topic and includes vocabulary examples with English meanings, readings, and stroke.
Download Sensei: Learn Japanese JLPT by Quan Pham Minh on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Sensei: Learn…
Bunpro's grammar point page explains the Japanese particle に and its multiple uses such as marking destination, location, and targets of action.
A curated list of 35 Japanese learning apps with descriptions and reviews, covering tools for vocabulary, grammar, listening, and conversation practice for learners at all levels.
All-in-one learning app covering hiragana, katakana, kanji, vocabulary, grammar, listening, and Japanese culture from beginner to advanced levels.
A wiki collecting video, audio, and text resources for Japanese learners organized by difficulty level and type. Includes curated lists of YouTube channels, podcasts, games, and manga with JLPT level ratings.
Detailed guide to the の particle in Japanese, covering its functions as an adjective marker, nominalizer, subject marker, and use in questions and assertions. Suitable for intermediate learners.
App for building vocabulary through flashcards, speaking exercises, and spaced repetition across 50+ languages including Japanese.
Comparison of major Japanese learning apps including Anki, WaniKani, Bunpro, Duolingo, and Shinobi, explaining what each does well and how to combine them for effective learning across all levels.
Guide for foreigners training martial arts in Japan covering major disciplines, finding dojos, costs, etiquette, visas, and practical tips for beginners and experienced practitioners.
A collection of free study resources including kanji radical charts, hiragana and katakana guides, vocabulary lists, and recommendations for learning tools and apps.
A curated list of Japanese study materials and resources organized by topic and JLPT level, including recommended textbooks, apps, grammar guides, vocabulary lists, and kanji resources for learners from beginner to.
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.
Adaptive JLPT preparation platform covering all five levels with vocabulary, grammar, and kanji study.
An introduction to Japanese sentence structure, particles, and how pronouns work differently from English, using examples from anime and manga. Designed for complete beginners with no prior Japanese knowledge.
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