Pages for learning Japanese about furigana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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App for learning Japanese across JLPT levels N5 to N1 through reading articles, grammar and conversation lessons, vocabulary flashcards, and translation practice.
GitHub topic page listing 5,109 repositories tagged with 'dictionary', including general software tools and development projects not specifically for learning Japanese.
A curated directory of websites, tools and learning methods for studying Japanese vocabulary, with articles on phrases, onomatopoeia, and word-building techniques for learners at all levels.
Complete JLPT N1 vocabulary list with 4000 words, kanji, readings, romaji, and English translations for advanced learners preparing for the test.
Free JLPT N4 practice worksheets covering kanji, grammar, verbs, and reading comprehension with example sentences, English translations, and furigana for self-study preparation.
Easy Japanese news story about Typhoon No. 25 with furigana, English translation, and native audio for beginner readers.
Detailed guide explaining the に particle and its multiple functions in Japanese, including location, destination, position, and abstract uses, with extensive examples and comparisons to related particles.
A review of Japanese the Game, a card game designed to teach Japanese grammar and vocabulary through sentence building with color-coded cards representing different parts of speech.
Guide to extracting and mining Japanese text from visual novels using Textractor and Yomitan, with instructions for Windows and Linux setups.
A collection of 35 JLPT N4 reading passages with furigana, vocabulary lists, and grammar notes, accompanied by comprehension questions in the exam format. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level.
A vocabulary entry for 上げる (to raise, to lift), a JLPT N5 word, with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, related kanji, and compound words.
Introduces the tadoku method for learning Japanese through extensive reading of graded materials with pictures and audio.
A blog about reading Japanese literature and graded readers at various JLPT levels, with book reviews, reading recommendations, and tools for learners including browser extensions for reading assistance.
A subscription platform offering 1650+ Japanese stories with adaptive difficulty levels, native voice acting, grammar explanations, contextual vocabulary, and flashcard integration for reading and listening practice.
A Japanese calligrapher reviews four brush pens for learning calligraphy and kanji writing, explaining the difference between felt-tip and bristle-tip pens and recommending specific models for beginners.
An app for reading Japanese stories at intermediate level with adjustable kanji, native audio, interactive vocabulary building through spaced repetition, grammar explanations, and community Q&A support.
A six-book bundle of Japanese folklore readers with full furigana, English translations, audio recordings, and Anki flashcards, designed for upper-beginner to intermediate learners at N4 level.
A vocabulary entry for the JLPT N5 word 洗う (to wash), with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, kanji breakdown, and related words.
Explains the two less common categories of kanji classification (転注文字 and 仮借文字) and how kanji acquire alternative meanings through usage and phonetic loans.
Free online tools for learning and practicing Japanese characters, including hiragana, katakana, and kanji, along with verb conjugations, number systems, and flashcards for beginners.
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