Pages for learning Japanese about games, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo displays recently added Japanese grammar explanations with example sentences and JLPT level information.
There is no specific rule but we tend to mix hiragana and katakana to write slang.
A curated directory of iOS applications for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and covering kana, kanji, reading, writing, listening, and vocabulary.
A portal that curates and categorizes websites, apps, and online tools for learning Japanese across all skills and levels, with sections for reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and culture.
Vocabulary and phrases for describing daily routines in Japanese, organized by time of day with tables of common activities, example sentences using the te-form, and a note on bukatsu club activities.
What does yokai mean? Explore Japanese folklore, key types, famous examples, and the differences between yokai, kami, yūrei, oni and ghosts.
Grammar and vocabulary lessons drawn from popular anime series, covering character speech patterns, dialect variations, and fan culture terminology.
Kanshudo's Quick Study tool lets learners rapidly create and practice study sets for kanji, kana, words, and grammar using learn and test modes.
Guide to gikun, a typographic technique where furigana shows a non-standard reading of kanji to create wordplay and double meanings common in manga and light novels.
Guide to the kanji 王 (king) that explains its meaning, etymology, and cultural uses in Japan, with detailed instruction on how to write it and how it appears across calligraphic styles.
Guide to the fire kanji (火) covering its pictographic origin, meanings across Japanese contexts, stroke-by-stroke writing instruction, and appearance in five calligraphic styles.
Dr. Moku offers free apps and physical flashcards using mnemonic techniques to teach hiragana, katakana, and N5 kanji, along with workbooks and educational games for visual learners.
JOSHU is a learning portal offering lessons and practice in kana, kanji, vocabulary, grammar, counters, reading, listening and speaking, developed by the University of Texas Japanese program.
Platform offering flashcards, kanji and vocabulary lessons, grammar study, and mastery tracking to help learners of all levels prepare for the JLPT.
Collection of Japanese learning resources and activities for young children, including lullabies, nursery rhymes, cartoons and picture books, with guidance for parents teaching children alongside their own study.
Article about Yamanba, a mountain yokai from Japanese folklore, exploring her origins, various legends, and dual nature as both terrifying monster and protective spirit.
A guide to the N5 grammar pattern ほうがいい, which expresses advice and recommendations.
Article explaining bake-danuki, the shapeshifting tanuki of Japanese folklore, including their origins, abilities, famous legends, and appearances in modern anime and film.
Collection of nine free interactive games for practicing kanji across JLPT levels N5 to N1, covering readings, meanings, stroke counts, and radicals with progress tracking and leaderboards.
Grammar lesson on the particle ばかり, explaining how it expresses abundance, constant repetition, and exclusive focus.
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