Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Nihongo Master offers a spaced repetition drill system for memorizing Japanese kanji, vocabulary, and grammar patterns.
A GitHub topic page listing 564 public repositories related to kanji learning, including dictionaries, flashcard apps, stroke order visualizers, and other tools built by developers for Japanese learners.
Reference guide to all 102 JLPT N3 grammar patterns organized by category, with pattern forms and explanations. Serves intermediate learners preparing for the N3 exam.
Explains the grammar pattern 〜ている, covering its three main meanings: ongoing actions, resulting states, and habits. Provides formation rules, contrasts with the plain verb, and includes audio examples.
Explains the Japanese phrase konna koto mo arou ka to, used when a character reveals they prepared for an unlikely situation, with detailed grammar breakdown and examples from manga and anime.
Meta discussion site for the Japanese Language Stack Exchange where learners, teachers, and linguists ask questions about site policies, grammar resources, tools, and learning methods.
An interactive tool that recognizes kanji drawn with a mouse, matching handwritten input against a database of kanji to help learners identify characters they encounter.
Explains the Japanese word chibi, its etymology from classical Japanese, modern meanings as slang for small or short, usage in anime and manga, and how to use it appropriately in conversation.
Dictionary tool for searching Japanese sample sentences by English meaning or Japanese terms, supporting romaji, kana, and kanji input with word type filters.
Explains the anime fang trope in manga and anime, covering its Japanese terms (yaeba, kiba), cultural meanings, rendering variations, and examples from series.
Guide to three Japanese websites about yokai folklore creatures, with instructions for intermediate readers to explore dictionaries, museums, and academic databases about supernatural beings in Japanese culture.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 情 with definitions, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, stroke order, and example words. Part of Nihongo Master's kanji reference.
Guide explaining how many kanji exist, how many learners need to know, and how many are required at each JLPT level. Includes frequency breakdowns and links to kanji lists for all proficiency levels.
A curated collection of Japanese learning resources organized by skill level and category, including textbooks, apps, vocabulary tools, grammar guides, and community platforms for learners of all levels.
A curated directory of online tools and applications for Japanese learners, including flashcard apps, reading support systems, dictionaries, text-to-speech converters, and writing practice generators organized by skill.
Study materials for Minna no Nihongo and Shin Nihongo no Kiso textbooks covering vocabulary, grammar, and listening practice for JLPT N5 and N4 levels. Offers downloadable PDFs and audio resources for beginners.
A Japanese-English dictionary explaining kendo terminology and techniques for practitioners and learners of the martial art.
Explains the three Japanese verbs for giving and receiving (ageru, kureru, morau) with clear formation rules, directional nuance based on speaker perspective, and examples. For JLPT N4 learners.
Complete reference for all 112 JLPT N1 grammar patterns organized by category. Provides patterns, meanings, and usage for advanced learners preparing for the N1 exam.
imiwa? is a free multilingual Japanese dictionary for iOS.
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