Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese honorific suffixes and prefixes used to show respect, with explanations of when and how to use -san, -chan, -kun, -sama, and -sensei in different social contexts.
Guide to starting manga reading in Japanese for beginners with N5 grammar, explaining furigana, kanji coverage in dialogue, and strategies for choosing accessible series.
A directory portal organizing links to Japanese learning websites, tools, and courses by skill type and proficiency level.
The Japan Foundation's resource newsletter for Japanese-language teachers, providing teaching materials, classroom ideas, current topics in Japan, and information on language education both in Japan and abroad.
Curated list of free websites for Japanese reading practice organized by beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, including children's books, news articles, graded readers and manga.
A translated short story by Kenji Miyazawa, a major figure in modern Japanese literature. Offers intermediate readers exposure to imaginative fiction and English translation of Japanese literary work.
Pricing and booking information for online Japanese lessons offered by Ayano, including conversation practice, grammar and vocabulary study, and lessons for children at various proficiency levels.
Explains the three Japanese verbs for giving and receiving (ageru, kureru, morau) with clear formation rules, directional nuance based on speaker perspective, and examples. For JLPT N4 learners.
The best food video blog finalists for the 2017 Saveur blog awards.
Article introducing 20 Japanese puns (dajare) with explanations of types and examples. Helps learners understand wordplay, homophones, and sound-based humor in Japanese.
Month-by-month guide to Japan's seasonal foods and the concept of shun, with cultural traditions and practical tips for foreigners learning about Japanese food culture.
Personal pronouns are used to refer to people from various perspectives: the first person (I, we), the second person (you), and the third person (she, he, they).
Grammar lesson on かたわら, a formal expression used to indicate secondary roles, occupations, or pursuits that someone maintains alongside their primary job or activity.
Guide to learning Japanese through anime, with explanations of benefits and recommendations for beginner, intermediate and advanced learners. Includes anime titles sorted by difficulty level and tips for effective study.
Grammar lesson on the verbs 揃える, 揃う and noun 揃い with multiple meanings including arranging, collecting and matching, with examples and idiomatic expressions for intermediate learners.
Guide to major Japanese festivals throughout the year, explaining their cultural and religious significance, with practical details on dates, locations, and what to expect.
A curated guide to 20+ reading materials for beginners, including news sites, manga, children's stories, novels, games, and videos with annotations or audio support to aid comprehension.
Guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining how it marks the grammatical subject of a sentence, emphasizes that subject, and excludes other possible subjects.
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.
Introduces text-to-speech tools for learners to hear Japanese text read aloud, including VoiceText, AITalk, and RhinoSpike, with demonstrations and usage guidance.
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