Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the Japanese counter 枚 (mai) for counting flat objects, with pronunciation charts, categories of countable items, and example sentences for learners.
Free practice bank with 2,100 JLPT N5 vocabulary, grammar, and sentence-pattern questions plus 50 graded reading passages with explanations. For beginners who know kana and want to prepare for the N5 exam.
Lesson on ものの, a formal conjunction expressing concession or unmet expectations. Covers sentence patterns with various verb and adjective forms, example sentences with English translations, and comparisons with related.
Master Japanese verb conjugation with our comprehensive chart and guide. Learn present, past, negative forms, and て-form with easy-to-follow patterns and practice exercises.
More than lookup: save any Japanese word to a study list and review it on a spaced-repetition schedule.
imiwa? is a free multilingual Japanese dictionary for iOS.
A curated list of new Japanese learning tools and resources from May and June 2018, including podcasts, game-based learning videos, dictionary extensions, and streaming content for various proficiency levels.
Detailed grammar lesson on the Japanese expression ～くせに, which criticizes or blames someone when their actions contradict expectations.
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.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 何 (what) with stroke order, readings, and common words. Includes practice writing sheets and study lists for JLPT N5 learners.
Bunpro page explaining どこ (where), a question word for asking about locations. Includes grammar structure, related words, example sentences, and links to external resources for JLPT N5 learners.
Complete JLPT vocabulary lists from N5 to N1 with 8,089 words presented as dictionary cards showing readings, meanings, kanji breakdowns, examples, and inflections.
Japanese-English dictionary and learning tool supporting searches by kanji, kana, and romaji with example sentences and kanji information for each entry.
An app and website for practicing Japanese speaking and listening through shadowing real YouTube videos with synced subtitles in kanji, kana, and romaji, instant dictionary lookup, and playback controls for learners at.
Complete list of 80 JLPT N5 grammar points organized by category, with explanations and formation guides for particles, verb forms, adjectives, questions, requests, desires, reasons, and comparisons.
A desk reference for keigo across three politeness levels, with 30 verbs, 20 set phrases, and 10 office scenarios presented in an A/B/C framework for workplace use.
A detailed personal account of the Shoui method for learning Japanese, covering immersion-based approaches, listening and reading strategies, Anki use, and grammar learning.
JapanesePod101 pronunciation guide covering Japanese vowels, consonants, hiragana and katakana, common pronunciation mistakes, and tips for improving clarity when speaking Japanese.
A free offline iOS dictionary app with over 217,000 entries, kanji lookup, example sentences, pitch accent data, and flashcards for learners of all levels.
Grammar guide using iconic lines from Demon Slayer to teach the imperative form, prohibition with な, and reason clauses with から. Explains how anime speech differs from textbook Japanese for learners at N5-N4 level.
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