Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A study guide organized by Studio Ghibli films that teaches Japanese vocabulary and grammar through movie scenes.
Transparent pricing for Japanese lessons. 14-day free trial — access hundreds of lessons, spaced repetition drills, kanji dictionary, quizzes, AI teacher feedback, and community.
A free dictionary app with about 23,000 classical Japanese words, including conjugations of auxiliary verbs, inflection forms, and modern translations of examples from classical texts.
A calligrapher's guide to choosing, writing, and getting kanji tattoos accurately, covering common mistakes, character selection process, and authentic brush-written characters versus fonts.
Catalog of supplementary tools and platforms for Japanese learners, including dictionaries, software applications, browser extensions, input methods, and community resources that support language study.
An interactive quiz for practicing Japanese verb conjugation at JLPT N5 level, covering polite, negative, past, and te-form conjugations for ru-verbs, u-verbs, and irregular verbs with immediate feedback.
Curated review of Japanese learning apps organized by skill focus, including comparisons of Pimsleur, Lingodeer, Satori Reader, and other tools for vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, speaking and writing practice.
Detailed grammar lesson on the pattern ～といっても, used to qualify statements by adding realistic limitations or modest corrections.
Guide to Japanese pitch accent for English speakers learning standard Tokyo Japanese. Covers four pitch patterns, why pitch matters for clarity, practice methods using native audio, and common minimal pairs.
A beginner-friendly guide to looking up unknown kanji characters using four methods: radical search, stroke count, reading lookup, and drawing input.
Live chat room for Japanese learners where messages are automatically annotated with furigana and definitions, enabling real-time writing and conversation practice with other learners.
A browser extension that turns web pages into Japanese learning material by providing pop-up definitions, kanji stroke order, audio pronunciation, and automatic Anki flashcard creation.
Explains how Japanese is written vertically and horizontally, with examples from manga and light novels showing traditional tategaki and modern yokogaki writing systems.
Detailed explanation of the attributive particle の and its functions in marking noun phrases as attributes, with numerous examples and categorized usage patterns for beginners and intermediate learners.
A roundup of new Japanese learning tools from February 2019, featuring apps and extensions for studying with Netflix, looking up vocabulary, practicing kanji, and recognizing characters with OCR technology.
University of Kansas library guide to resources for studying classical Japanese language and literature, including textbooks, kanji and kogo dictionaries, and materials for reading historical documents in cursive.
The Kanji Dictionary Publishing Society presents SKIP, a system for ordering and finding kanji by patterns, developed for the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary and Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary.
Free online tool that breaks Japanese sentences into tokens with readings, dictionary forms, parts of speech, and grammar notes. Designed for JLPT learners to build reading speed and understand sentence structure.
Set up Yomitan the good way. Contribute to gunnar0022/my-yomitan-setup development by creating an account on GitHub.
A field guide explaining Japanese yokai (supernatural creatures and spirits) from Japanese folklore, covering their types, famous examples, and cultural context in Shinto beliefs.
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