Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A guide to Japanese sentence structure covering word order, particles, verb conjugation, and formal versus informal speech for beginner learners.
A verb conjugation tool for する showing present, past, volitional, potential and other forms with translations and example sentences for learners of all levels.
A curated directory of 27 online dictionaries, translation tools, and kanji lookup resources for Japanese learners, organized by level and searchable by subject.
A Mac dictionary tool for typing 1,103 Japanese kaomoji emoticons through the Kōtei input system. Users set up Japanese input, install the dictionary file, and type hiragana to access kaomoji in transliteration menus.
A living record of things I have written.
Guide to Japanese adjectives covering the two main types: i-adjectives and na-adjectives, their conjugation patterns, usage before nouns and as predicates, and common mistakes.
JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons covering grammar, vocabulary, and cultural content from beginner to advanced levels, with flashcards, lesson notes, and optional personal teacher support.
Complete guide to Japanese て-form conjugation rules for all three verb groups, with conjugation tables, common exceptions, example sentences with audio, and practice exercises.
Complete JLPT vocabulary lists from N5 to N1 with 8,089 words presented as dictionary cards showing readings, meanings, kanji breakdowns, examples, and inflections.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 休 showing stroke order, readings, meanings, and common words using the character. Supports JLPT N5 study with pronunciation and practice tools.
Free graded Japanese reading passages with furigana and English translations, organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1. Develops reading speed and comprehension skills without requiring dictionary use on first pass.
Conjugates the Japanese verb 表示する in present, past, volitional, potential and other forms with translations and example sentences.
A free offline iOS dictionary app with over 217,000 entries, kanji lookup, example sentences, pitch accent data, and flashcards for learners of all levels.
Explanation of the N3 grammar pattern 〜ことにする (koto ni suru), meaning "to decide to do" or "to make it so that." Includes formation rules, multiple examples, common mistakes, and contrasts with related patterns for JLPT.
Interactive exercises and study resources for the Genki Japanese textbook series, available online and offline.
Kanshudo is a Japanese study site that connects kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and flashcards in a single system. It suits learners who prefer an integrated platform and want kanji tied to words and grammar.
A guide to katakana, one of the three Japanese writing systems, with charts mapping katakana to romaji, explanations of uses including loan words and onomatopoeia, and notes on diacritics and compound kana for beginners.
Yomitan is a free browser extension that provides instant dictionary lookups, native audio, and Anki integration for learners reading Japanese text online.
Web application for studying kanji using James Heisig's mnemonic method, with community-created mnemonics, a smart dictionary showing only learned kanji, and spaced repetition flashcards for all levels.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 車 (car) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words using the character, and related JLPT study lists for learners.
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