Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the Japanese locative demonstrative pronouns koko, soko, asoko, and doko, covering their usage, differences, particle combinations, and figurative meanings with manga examples.
Vector graphics database providing stroke order diagrams, stroke direction, and component information for kanji characters, available for use in dictionaries, study tools, and animations.
Master every Japanese verb form, including polite masu, dictionary form, past, potential, passive, and conditional, with clear conjugation tables and examples.
Check out this huge list of resources for studying Japanese. With over 115 resources, most of which are free, you''ll find plenty to keep you busy.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure covering SOV word order, the copula です, verb placement and conjugation, particles, adjectives and question formation for beginner learners.
A lesson from Minna no Nihongo covering demonstrative pronouns and basic vocabulary for objects like books, dictionaries, and everyday items, with kanji study and practice quizzes for JLPT N5 preparation.
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.
A directory portal organizing links to Japanese learning websites, tools, and courses by skill type and proficiency level.
Guide to writing your name in Japanese using katakana, with strategies for finding common names, tools for name lookup, and advice on choosing katakana representations based on pronunciation.
A grammar lesson explaining how to conjugate verbs into the past and past-negative tense, covering ru-verbs, u-verbs, and irregular exceptions with vocabulary and example sentences for beginners.
Study guide for JLPT N3 with 650+ kanji, 3,000+ vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and 20 full-length mock tests. Includes free practice quizzes, verb conjugator, dictionary, and guides for studying in Japan.
Guide to enabling and using Japanese input and display on macOS computers, including setup instructions, typing methods, web browsing, and dictionary software for learners.
Guide to the N5 grammar pattern ことができる for expressing ability and possibility. Explains verb and noun constructions, polite and negative forms, compares with the potential form, and includes practice questions.
Why are some words written with katakana instead of kanji in Japanese? Like バカ instead of 馬鹿?
Guide to gikun, a typographic technique where furigana shows a non-standard reading of kanji to create wordplay and double meanings common in manga and light novels.
Reviews five free Japanese translation apps with various input methods including text, voice and camera. Compares features and offline capabilities for travelers and learners in Japan.
Online Japanese dictionary with word and kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, pitch accent information, and handwritten kanji recognition.
A directory of 134 websites and tools for beginner Japanese learners, organized by skill area including vocabulary, grammar, kanji, reading, writing, listening, and speaking practice.
Interactive reading practice platform with 100+ articles graded for JLPT N5 through N1 levels.
Explains three ways to say man in Japanese (otoko, dansei, yatsu) with examples showing different politeness levels and contexts for use.
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