Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A Japanese-English dictionary for e-ink Kindle devices based on JMdict and JMnedict databases, featuring verb inflection lookup, example sentences, pitch accent information, and Japanese proper names.
Detailed lesson on the Japanese particle とか (toka) explaining its use for listing items and quoting speech, with multiple examples and comparisons to similar particles like や (ya) and など (nado) for intermediate learners.
A guide to all 60 essential JLPT N5 grammar points, covering particles, verb forms, adjectives, and basic sentence patterns with explanations and examples for beginners.
An open-source video player based on mpv designed for studying Japanese with features including grammar-aware subtitle search, Yomichan-style kanji cards, and integration with Anki.
A library of JLPT N5 to N1 reading passages with furigana, inline dictionary lookups, and comprehension questions. Learners practice reading at their level and check their understanding.
A blog post comparing the nuances between oishii and umai, two Japanese words for tasty food, explaining differences in politeness levels and appropriate contexts for each word.
Mobile app for reading Japanese news, blogs, magazines and ebooks with one-tap word lookups, automatic furigana, and integrated flashcard creation. Supports all levels from beginner to advanced.
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.
Japanese learning resources: the ultimate list of books, websites, apps and courses you need to learn Japanese online free. Constantly updated!
A curated directory of fourteen Japanese reading resources organized by annotation level, audio availability, and difficulty control.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 品 with definitions, stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words using the character, and links to related JLPT study materials.
GitHub topic page listing 111 software repositories related to Yomitan, a pop-up dictionary browser extension and its ecosystem of complementary tools for Japanese language learning, including dictionary resources,.
Wiktionary entry for hiragana with etymology, pronunciation guidance including pitch accent patterns, and related writing systems. Suitable for learners starting Japanese.
Takoboto's grammar section presents JLPT-level grammar patterns with English translations and example sentences. It covers particles, verb forms, and expressions organized by JLPT level from N4 to N1.
A reference dictionary organizing Japanese grammar structures and particles alphabetically with detailed explanations, example sentences, verb conjugation tables, and indices for learners seeking quick answers to.
Taishukan Japanese Readers is a series of graded books designed for extensive reading at very easy levels without dictionary use.
Guide comparing 15 Japanese learning books by level and skill, covering textbooks, grammar references, kanji study, JLPT prep, and authentic reading.
Explanation of the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜たびに (tabi ni), meaning "every time" or "whenever," with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Chapter five summary and practice exercises for learning to use Japanese numbers, amounts, dates, and counters. Provides vocabulary lists and realistic dialogue examples for shopping and traveling scenarios.
Detailed grammar lesson on ゆえに, a highly formal conjunction expressing reason, cause, or logical conclusion used in academic writing, legal documents, and literature.
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