Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Dictionary entry for the kanji 切 with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, example words, and information about JLPT level. Part of Nihongo Master's kanji reference tool.
A detailed lesson distinguishing between four Japanese adjectives that sound the same or similar: 熱い and 暑い (both atsui, meaning hot) and 暖かい and 温かい (both atatakai, meaning warm).
Dictionary listing 1,621 JLPT N3 vocabulary words with readings, meanings, and audio pronunciation for intermediate learners preparing for the N3 exam.
A curated list of 25 free Japanese learning resources including apps, websites, YouTube channels, and podcasts organized by skill and purpose, suitable for learners at all levels.
Free online Japanese dictionary with 190,000+ words and 6,000+ kanji. Entries include readings, meanings, audio pronunciation, animated stroke order, example sentences, and JLPT level tags from N5 to N1.
Overview of EDICT, a free Japanese-English dictionary file and related resources including KANJIDIC for kanji and ENAMDICT for proper names, with information about software and online servers for accessing the.
Educational game for practicing correct stroke order of 200 fourth-grade kanji characters. Learners trace kanji on screen and compete against a robot opponent to reinforce proper writing mechanics.
Educational guide explaining the six traditional categories of kanji and how they are structured, helping learners understand the logical organization of Japanese characters beyond memorization tricks.
Guide to the best Japanese language learning tools in 2026, comparing conjugation practice, JLPT preparation, grammar platforms, and study apps for learners at all levels.
Japanese-English dictionary with over 180,000 entries, searchable by Japanese, English, rōmaji or kana, with support for conjugated words and detailed part-of-speech and field tags.
Guide to Japanese verb dictionary form, explaining when and how to use the base form in casual conversation, inner thoughts, grammar patterns, quoting, and noun modification.
A guide to learning Japanese proverbs and sayings through manga stories, daily proverb websites, and quiz apps.
An online prosody tutor that teaches Japanese pitch accent and intonation patterns through text-to-speech with visual pitch displays for learners and teachers.
Complete hiragana and katakana charts organized in gojuon order with animated stroke order demonstrations and printable practice sheets for writing the characters.
Guide to reading Japanese manga by JLPT level with recommendations for beginners through advanced learners and instructions for using OCR tools to look up words while reading.
Guide to the wa わ sentence-ending particle, explaining its uses for affirming opinions and conclusions, its association with feminine speech, usage by men, intonation differences, and combinations with other particles.
A resource list introducing websites for learning Japanese pitch accent and pronunciation, including the Japanese Pronunciation Laboratory and an accent dictionary for studying accent patterns and characteristics.
Lesson on the causative-passive form for expressing being made or forced to do something, with conjugation rules for u-verbs and ru-verbs, spoken example sentences, and a quiz.
Home of the EDICT Project and major Japanese-English electronic dictionary databases including JMdict, ENAMDICT, KANJIDIC, and the Tanaka Corpus.
Explains the causative form in Japanese, showing how to make and let someone do something. Covers conjugation rules for u-verbs and ru-verbs, the に versus を distinction, and includes spoken example sentences and a quiz.
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