Pages for learning Japanese about idioms and proverbs, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Entry for the Japanese idiom 一石二鳥 (killing two birds with one stone) with kanji breakdown, stroke order, related vocabulary, example sentences, and audio pronunciation.
A vocabulary entry for the four-character idiom 七転八起 (shichitenhakki), meaning the vicissitudes of life or not giving up.
Dictionary entry for the proverb 石の上にも三年 with English meaning, reading, stroke sequence, related vocabulary, and example sentences. Useful for intermediate learners studying JLPT N3 vocabulary and kanji.
A vocabulary and kanji entry for the Japanese proverb 習うより慣れろ with multiple English meanings, stroke sequences, related words, example sentences, and audio pronunciation for intermediate learners.
A collection of 2,945 Japanese proverbs and sayings with kanji, readings, meanings, and usage examples. Serves learners seeking to understand cultural expressions and idiomatic language.
Dictionary entry for the four-character idiom 弱肉強食 with stroke sequences, readings, related vocabulary, example sentences, and audio. Supports intermediate learners studying JLPT N2 kanji and vocabulary.
Dictionary entry for the four-character idiom 四面楚歌 with English meaning, kanji breakdown, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, audio pronunciations, and example sentences.
Guide to 45 Japanese four-character idioms (yojijukugo) expressing beauty, with translations, meanings, and cultural context.
Lessons on Japanese idioms with explanations and examples for beginners to intermediate learners. Covers idioms using body parts, animals, and common expressions with cultural context.
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