Pages for learning Japanese about conversation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to learning Japanese through manga, covering six-step reading methodology from initial exposure through repeated reading, with recommendations for manga series suitable for learners and strategies for managing.
Nihongo Online School offers private one-on-one online Japanese lessons via Zoom with English-speaking teachers, including a 150-hour beginner course covering hiragana, katakana, and grammar.
Interculture Language Academy in Kobe offers full-time and part-time Japanese courses from beginner to advanced levels, with electives in JLPT preparation, business Japanese, and higher education entrance exam practice.
Guide to using ～そうだ for reporting hearsay and secondhand information in Japanese. Covers formation, conjugation, distinguishing it from the appearance form, and comparing it with similar patterns like ～らしい.
In-depth guide to ばかり (bakari) covering its three main meanings: limitation, repetition, and recentness. Compares bakari with dake and shika, provides anime examples, and addresses common learner mistakes.
Today I want to give you something big — 100 traditional Japanese greetings, all in one place. Not just "konnichiwa" and "sayonara," but the full range: the
Marketplace connecting learners with Japanese tutors offering fundamental and conversational lessons online starting from $9 per hour. Serves beginners through advanced students seeking private instruction.
MLC Japanese School offers online private lessons for learners aged 16 and up across all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
Grammar guide covering negative expressions, recent actions, and amount expressions for intermediate learners. Includes detailed explanations of ないで, ずに, ばかり, さ, and も with conjugation rules and examples.
Online shodo course taught by Master Kaoru Tanaka, a 40-year practitioner in Kamakura, covering brush fundamentals, basic kanji strokes, breathing techniques, and expressive writing.
Guide to yojijukugo, four-character Japanese idioms, explaining their structure, history, types, and common examples for learners at intermediate level and above.
Guide to telling time in Japanese covering hours, minutes, days of the week, and scheduling expressions with particles. Written for JLPT N5 learners by a certified teacher.
Nihongo Online School offers private one-on-one online Japanese lessons with personalized instruction and speaking practice for learners from beginner to advanced levels preparing for study, work, or travel in Japan.
Explains five ways to say woman in Japanese with different levels of politeness and formality, showing how word choice reflects respect and cultural awareness in daily conversation.
Detailed guide to the kanji 夜 (yoru, night) covering meaning, stroke order, pronunciations, compounds, and cultural context like tsukimi and yozakura. Suitable for beginners learning kanji.
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.
Guide to Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words, covering the distinction between giongo (sound-based) and gitaigo (feeling and state-based) with 30 example words and usage patterns for learners.
A curated guide to eight YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by teaching style including grammar lessons, comprehensible input, conversation, and JLPT preparation.
HelloTalk is the most popular language exchange app. Is it any good or waste of time?
Comparison guide to two popular Japanese textbooks, Genki and Minna No Nihongo, covering their content, pricing, pros and cons to help beginners choose which suits their learning style and needs.
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