Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Reference guide listing 350 Japanese counters organized by usefulness, from the two essential counters to rare ones, with example sentences and explanations for beginners and intermediate learners.
Reviews of in-person Japanese lessons in Vancouver offered by Haruka sensei, featuring student testimonials about conversational practice, JLPT preparation, and travel-focused learning through personalized classes.
A practitioner's guide to Japanese calligraphy and related slow arts, covering tools, techniques, kanji meanings, and aesthetic concepts for learners and Japan enthusiasts beginning their practice.
The British Ki Society teaches Ki Aikido, a Japanese martial art developed by Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, with dojos across the UK offering classes for beginners through advanced practitioners.
Guide to the Tadoku extensive reading method for Japanese learners. Explains the philosophy of reading large amounts of easy material without dictionaries, provides material selection guidance for beginner through.
Guide to Kumon's Japanese Language Program for foreign families in Japan, covering curriculum content from hiragana to JLPT N2, pricing, enrollment, and comparison with alternative learning programs.
Guide to Japanese wordplay (kotoba asobi) covering homophones, puns, palindromes, and riddles with examples.
Reviews and compares graded readers for Japanese learners, including Tadoku, White Rabbit Press, ASK, and Satori Reader, with practical guidance on choosing appropriate reading levels and the extensive reading method.
A detailed lesson explaining the compound verb 込む (komu) and its noun form 込み (komi), covering four main usage patterns with numerous examples. Suitable for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
Guide to what happens in a Japanese trial lesson, including what to expect, useful phrases to prepare with, common mistakes to avoid, and how teachers assess learner level during first lessons.
Curated list of 41 Japanese books for learners from JLPT N5 to N1, covering graded readers, contemporary novels, and advanced literature, with guidance on furigana, difficulty level, and where to find each title.
A grammar lesson explaining how to use 頃 (koro/goro), a Japanese time expression indicating approximate timing or the right moment for an action, with formation rules, example sentences, and comparisons to similar.
Organized lists of Japanese nouns grouped by topic (time, transportation, directions, body parts, occupations, locations, family, colors, seasons, and proper nouns), with kanji, hiragana, romaji, and example sentences.
Teaches the casual prohibition grammar ちゃいけない and じゃいけない with usage rules, example sentences, and vocabulary lists for JLPT N5 learners.
Explains the N3 grammar pattern てはじめて (te hajimete), meaning "not until" or "only after," with eight example sentences, romaji readings, English translations, and a vocabulary list for learners preparing for the JLPT.
A glossary of Aikido terms with Japanese vocabulary, basic pronunciation guide, and explanations of techniques and philosophy for practitioners learning the martial art.
Guide to language acquisition timelines for expat children learning Japanese by age group, covering immersion strategies, school options, and research on bilingual development.
Guide to major types of Japanese yokai with origin stories, meanings, and cultural context. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese folklore and cultural traditions.
Spaced repetition flashcard deck containing 673 vocabulary words for the JLPT N4 level, with kanji, readings, meanings, and example sentences in Japanese and English.
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