Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to learning kanji through vocabulary and stroke order, explaining kun-yomi and on-yomi readings with examples of common characters and words. Designed for beginners starting to learn written Japanese.
Learn how Japanese verb forms work: polite forms (〜ます), te-form patterns (〜ている, 〜てください), intention (〜たい, 〜つもり), obligation, and more. Clear explanations with examples.
Grammar lesson explaining the pattern for stating that inanimate objects or plants exist at a specific location, using particles に and が with the verb あります in both polite and casual forms.
Article explaining the difference between な-adjectives and の-adjectives, covering when to use な for describing nouns versus の for labeling nouns, with examples and a spectrum of word types.
Guide to Kanji Koohii, a website for studying kanji using James Heisig's Remembering the Kanji method with mnemonic stories, flashcards, and spaced repetition.
Dogen, a Japanese phonetics expert, shares the resources and methods he uses to study Japanese, focusing on pronunciation, pitch accent, and speaking ability.
Guide to kanji structure, radicals, and onyomi and kunyomi readings for beginners learning Japanese, with advice on study order and effective memorization methods.
Home page for Kanji Dictionary Publishing Society, offering multiple kanji dictionaries including the Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary with entries for over 3,000 characters, stroke order diagrams, readings, and.
A detailed guide to the を particle that marks direct objects in Japanese, covering its use in active and passive voice, with examples from anime and manga.
Desktop and mobile app for learning Japanese through personal content with built-in OCR, speech recognition, and spaced repetition scheduling.
A blog explaining Japanese grammar and vocabulary found in anime and manga, with romaji and English explanations for learners starting from basics.
Web application and open-source tool for learning to read and write kanji, featuring hand-written animations, radical analysis, mnemonic hints, and searchable example words with audio for students of all levels.
Guide to three advanced grammar patterns for describing actions that occur immediately after another event. Covers が早いか, や/や否や, and そばから with vocabulary, explanations, and example sentences.
Glossary of terminology used in KanjiVG documentation, defining key concepts such as kanji types, radicals, stroke order, and Unicode blocks.
Guide explaining what kanji are, why they are important, and how to learn them effectively, covering stroke order, the two types of readings, and compound words. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese.
A curated list of 13+ websites for learning Japanese, covering courses, grammar guides, dictionaries, news readers, JLPT preparation, and apps suitable for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Explains the Japanese grammar pattern として, which attaches to nouns to express role, capacity, or function in statements about professional positions, titles, and alternative uses for objects.
MochiKanji is an app and web platform that teaches kanji and Japanese vocabulary through spaced repetition, writing games, and real-life conversation lessons, designed for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Dictionary of aikido terms with Japanese terminology and English translations. Serves learners of aikido and Japanese martial arts who encounter unfamiliar terminology during training.
An iOS app for learning hiragana using memory illustrations, audio, and quizzes. Designed for beginning Japanese learners and those interested in Japanese writing, with content and instructions in Thai.
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