Pages for learning Japanese about dictionaries, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains how spacing works in Japanese writing, covering the absence of spaces between words, how readers distinguish words using kanji and kana patterns, and rare cases where spaces appear for clarity or to represent.
Interactive conjugation tool showing all forms of the Japanese copula だ, including present, past, negative, and polite variants with example sentences and translations.
An open-source desktop application that processes videos, anime, dramas, and audio with tokenized subtitles, instant dictionary lookups, automatic transcription, and Anki deck export for Japanese learners of all levels.
A browsable dictionary of 684 vocabulary words required for the JLPT N4 exam, with readings, meanings, and audio pronunciations for each entry.
Guide to hiragana with detailed charts showing romaji equivalents, compound kana, and usage notes on pronunciation variations, diacritics, and special characters in manga and vertical writing.
Explains the Japanese money hand gesture and its origin from circular coins, with examples from anime. Covers related vocabulary like okane and the kanji en for currency.
Interactive kanji stroke order dictionary covering 2,136 Joyo kanji with animated demonstrations, step-by-step guides, audio pronunciation, and practice tools for JLPT and Kanken levels.
Breaking into Japanese Literature pairs full Japanese stories by classic authors with English translations, furigana, and a follow-along dictionary.
imiwa? is a free multilingual Japanese dictionary for iOS.
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.
Japanese-English dictionary and learning tool supporting searches by kanji, kana, and romaji with example sentences and kanji information for each entry.
More than lookup: save any Japanese word to a study list and review it on a spaced-repetition schedule.
A desktop dictionary application for GNOME that provides word and kanji lookup using edict and kanjidic files. Suitable for learners needing offline dictionary access on Linux systems.
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.
Online dictionary and prosody resource for Japanese learners and teachers that provides pitch accent information, word search across multiple textbooks, and verb conjugation patterns.
Blog post explaining the research behind extensive reading as a language learning method, with guidance on choosing text difficulty and comprehension levels for effective reading practice.
weblio thesaurus searches the thesaurus and thesaurus at a time, is the synonym search app. You can look at, eg, keyword similar expressions and an alias.
GitHub topic page aggregating 170 public repositories for JLPT study, including Anki decks, vocabulary APIs, kanji datasets, dictionaries, and learning portals built by the community.
Conjugates the Japanese verb いる in various tenses and forms including present, past, te-form, and negative. Provides translations and usage examples for learners studying Japanese grammar.
JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons for learners at all levels, covering greetings, vocabulary, kana characters, and conversational patterns with manga-based and anime-based content.
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