Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Details for the bamboo kanji radical with stroke count, radical number, and information about its use in other kanji. Part of Kanshudo's kanji lookup system for learners.
Guide to the optimal sequence for learning Japanese, from hiragana through output, with explanations of dependencies and practical advice for the first six months. Suited for absolute beginners planning their study path.
Kanshudo Answer Type is a vocabulary game where learners type the reading of Japanese words in kana or romaji to test and build knowledge.
A 30-day structured routine for absolute beginners learning Japanese through immersion, covering kana, basic grammar, vocabulary, and listening with anime and tools like Anki.
Detailed grammar lesson on ようにする (you ni suru), covering its meanings, usage patterns, and example sentences with vocabulary lists. For JLPT N4 learners.
A vocabulary entry for the four-character idiom 以心伝心 (ishindenshin), meaning non-verbal understanding or telepathy, with stroke sequences for component kanji, related vocabulary, example sentences, and audio.
Free downloadable eBooks and MP3s for learning hiragana and kanji with mnemonics, illustrations, writing practice sheets, and a bundle course for absolute beginners covering kana, kanji, grammar, and vocabulary.
Reviews and comparisons of popular Japanese textbooks for beginners, including Genki, Minna no Nihongo, and others, along with recommended reference books and dictionaries for grammar study.
Honest review comparing Duolingo's Japanese course to Nihongo Master, discussing what Duolingo does well for beginners and where it falls short for grammar, kanji, and JLPT preparation.
Kanshudo Boost is a multi-mode study tool combining kanji, vocabulary, and grammar exercises with progress tracking and a kanji wheel visualization.
Home page for Kanji Dictionary Publishing Society, offering multiple kanji dictionaries including the Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary with entries for over 3,000 characters, stroke order diagrams, readings, and.
A free tool that converts names from Latin letters to katakana with pronunciation guides and printable practice sheets. Explains why foreign names use katakana and how the conversion works.
Grammar lesson on the particle の used at the end of sentences in casual Japanese, with explanations of how it attaches to verbs, adjectives, and nouns, plus examples of its use in questions and statements for JLPT N5.
A curated gift guide recommending study tools and resources for Japanese language learners at various levels, including textbooks, flashcards, games, podcasts and instructional materials.
Guide to realistic timelines for learning Japanese, from basic conversation at JLPT N5 to advanced fluency, with breakdowns by study pace and milestones.
Category page featuring reading and listening practice guides for all levels, including methods for reading without translating, native speech listening strategies, and cultural content on Japanese festivals, tea.
Language learning app with spaced repetition flashcards for Japanese kana, kanji, vocabulary, and grammar. Designed for learners progressing from fundamentals to immersion-based study.
Guide to using Anki flashcard software for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji. Covers downloading, setting up decks, customizing cards, and using spaced repetition for beginners and intermediate learners.
Collection of kanji study materials organized by JLPT level and Japanese school grades, with downloadable PDFs and practice exercises for learners from beginner to advanced.
Interactive tool for practicing hiragana writing from memory using blind recall and spaced repetition, with reading tests to verify recognition of each character.
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