Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
A guide to starting Japanese that recommends specific textbooks and study methods, including TRY JLPT materials, Shin Nihongo 500 Mon, and grammar reference books for self-learners beginning from hiragana.
Offline Japanese-English dictionary app with over 170,000 entries, 6,500 kanji characters with stroke order, example sentences, flashcards, and handwriting recognition for learners of all levels.
Detailed entry for the kanji 地 (ground, earth) showing readings, stroke order, practice writing, and common words using this character. Includes JLPT N4 classification and links to study lists.
Grammar reference organized by JLPT level with example sentences for particles, verb forms, and common patterns. Serves learners at all levels seeking quick lookups of Japanese grammar structures.
Dictionary page showing stroke order diagrams, meanings, and sample sentences for the kanji 漢字. Helps learners write kanji correctly and understand usage in context.
A collection of 14 short stories graded to JLPT N5 level, with furigana on every word, vocabulary notes, grammar explanations, and a tap-to-look-up dictionary for beginners.
A Model Context Protocol server that pipes JMDict and Japanese grammar data into Claude, ChatGPT, and other tools.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 安 with stroke order, readings, definitions, and example words. Includes links to kanji study lists organized by JLPT level and practice tools.
Portal collecting websites and apps for reading easy Japanese, including news sites with furigana, audio support, and dictionary tools designed for beginner learners.
Find the perfect tools, inspiration, methods, and resources for your Japanese learning.
Victoria University of Wellington's curated directory of online Japanese learning resources organized by skill area, including textbook companions, language learning hubs, listening materials, news sites, dictionaries,.
Wiktionary entry for the hiragana character あ (a), providing pronunciation, etymology, multiple word definitions, and classical usage examples for learners of Japanese.
Guide for foreign families helping children overcome Japanese language barriers in Japanese public schools, covering government support programs, in-school instruction, and practical strategies for parents.
Bunpro's detailed explanation of か, the question-marking particle used at the end of sentences in Japanese. The page covers structure, usage examples, related grammar patterns, and resources for JLPT N5 learners.
A glossary of aikido terms with Japanese definitions and explanations, covering techniques, movements, equipment, and philosophy. Helps learners understand Japanese martial arts vocabulary and culture.
Explains the null particle in Japanese grammar, which omits particles like wa, ga, wo, and ni in speech and casual writing.
A searchable kanji dictionary with stroke order, radicals, and reading information organized by JLPT level and Jōyō grade. Supports searches by kanji, English, rōmaji, and kana with filtering tags.
Guide to the ない form, the casual negative conjugation for Japanese verbs at N5 level.
Grammar lesson explaining ものですから, a polite expression used to give reasons when apologizing, making excuses, or asking for understanding.
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