Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A monthly roundup of new Japanese learning resources including apps, dictionaries, games, and shows. Covers tools suitable for learners at various levels from beginner to advanced.
Grammar lesson explaining と思いきや, a Japanese pattern used to express surprising outcomes that contradict expectations.
Kanji entry for 妹 (younger sister) with stroke order, readings, and example words. Includes practice writing and links to related study lists for JLPT preparation.
Guide to Japanese adjectives covering the two main types: i-adjectives and na-adjectives, their conjugation patterns, usage before nouns and as predicates, and common mistakes.
A guide explaining Japanese pitch accent, when it matters for learners, and practical methods to improve it. Addresses whether learners should prioritise pitch accent study relative to other aspects of Japanese.
Kanshudo is a Japanese study site that connects kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and flashcards in a single system. It suits learners who prefer an integrated platform and want kanji tied to words and grammar.
The JMdict-EDICT project provides freely available Japanese-English dictionary databases in multiple formats for learners and applications.
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 transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, showing how they differ from English and which particles to use with each type. Suitable for beginners learning verb mechanics.
A curated list of Japanese learning resources organized by category, including textbooks, apps, games, dictionaries, and study guides for learners at all levels from complete beginners to advanced students.
weblio thesaurus searches the thesaurus and thesaurus at a time, is the synonym search app. You can look at, eg, keyword similar expressions and an alias.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and apps, covering grammar exercises, reading apps, vocabulary games, and writing systems for learners at various levels.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 休 showing stroke order, readings, meanings, and common words using the character. Supports JLPT N5 study with pronunciation and practice tools.
Vector graphics database providing stroke order diagrams, stroke direction, and component information for kanji characters, available for use in dictionaries, study tools, and animations.
Guide to the ない form, the casual negative conjugation for Japanese verbs at N5 level.
Explains the い sentence-ending particle and its uses in making questions sound softer and more amicable, with examples from anime and manga. Suitable for intermediate learners studying Japanese particles.
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.
A learner shares tools and techniques for studying Japanese from beginner toward intermediate level, including WaniKani for kanji, language shadowing with easy materials, and apps like PIBO, Hirogaru, and Akebi.
An iOS and Mac flashcard app with spaced repetition, kanji drawing practice, and example sentences for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji. Integrates with Manabi Reader for adding words from native texts.
Guide to hiragana with detailed charts showing romaji equivalents, compound kana, and usage notes on pronunciation variations, diacritics, and special characters in manga and vertical writing.
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