Pages for learning Japanese about hiragana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Complete vocabulary list of 800 words for JLPT N5 with kanji, hiragana readings, romaji, and English translations. Offers downloadable PDF and spaced repetition study tools for beginner learners.
Interactive guide to over 100 JLPT N5 kanji characters with explanations of meanings, readings, stroke order, radicals, and memory techniques for beginners.
Guide to ikebana, the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement, covering its history, key principles including the rule of three and asymmetry, essential vocabulary, and the three main schools.
A directory of 27 websites and online tools for studying intermediate Japanese vocabulary, including flashcards, quizzes, dictionaries, and learning platforms.
Collection of study guides covering Japanese conjugation, kana, pronunciation and learning strategies. Offers practical methods for beginners to master verb forms, kana recognition and natural-sounding speech.
Makoto is a monthly digital magazine with short Japanese stories, vocabulary explanations, grammar notes, and native speaker audio, aimed at beginner to intermediate learners.
Guide to 18 Japanese slang words used in casual conversation, with example sentences and context for when to use them appropriately.
Vocabulary lesson covering words related to feelings and emotions for JLPT N3 level study, with kanji, hiragana readings, and English meanings presented in organized lists.
A blog category offering guides for complete beginners covering Japanese writing systems, pronunciation, basic vocabulary, and study timelines with articles on kana, kanji, romaji, and the first 30 days of learning.
Guide to mastering Japanese handwriting covering stroke order, kana and kanji writing techniques, common mistakes, and practice exercises for learners of all levels.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 level learners, including kanji lists, practice exercises, and lessons covering the 100 basic characters required for the beginner exam.
Free Japanese graded readers for JLPT levels N5 through N1 with furigana, clickable word lookup, audio narration, and comprehension quizzes to help learners build reading fluency and vocabulary at their level.
Grammar lesson explaining the Japanese particle くらい, which expresses degree and extent by providing vivid examples, sets minimum expectations, and indicates that something is trivial or basic.
A curated directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese organized by skill and proficiency level.
A directory of Japanese schools, learning apps, and study materials for children, with fee information and comparisons of teaching tools and textbooks.
Interactive flashcards for practicing hiragana and katakana with four study modes: Study, Quiz, Match, and Review. Includes native-speaker audio and covers basic characters, dakuten, and yōon combinations.
Profile of a certified native Japanese tutor from Tokyo offering online one-on-one lessons via Zoom for all proficiency levels, covering conversation, grammar, pronunciation, JLPT preparation, and travel Japanese.
Free Japanese stories for absolute beginners — short (100–250 characters), survival vocabulary, basic sentence patterns. Hand-picked, illustrated, with English translation.
A guide to 24 apps for learning Japanese, reviewing features, pricing, and suitability for different learning styles and levels, from beginner to advanced.
A lesson on Japanese internet and Twitter slang terms, including abbreviations for tweeting, Twitter users, and account types.
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