Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An interactive game where learners match Japanese grammar constructions to blanks in sentences, drawing from 294 grammar points in Kanshudo's library.
Japanese-English dictionary and learning tool supporting searches by kanji, kana, and romaji with example sentences and kanji information for each entry.
Guide to using Kanshudo's Component Builder tool for looking up kanji by drawing, naming, or selecting their component parts.
Complete list of 582 JLPT N4 vocabulary words with kanji, kana, and English meanings, filterable by gojuon row and searchable for study. Includes FAQ about N4 vocabulary learning and a practice quiz.
A kanji study page for 居 (live) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, compound words, and related kanji. Designed for learners studying individual kanji with memory techniques.
Step-by-step guide to learning hiragana and katakana in two to three weeks, with study schedules, learning tools, and tips for distinguishing similar characters. Designed for complete beginners starting Japanese.
Online platform offering structured interactive lessons for learning Japanese from hiragana through JLPT N1, with instant feedback, progress tracking, and practice exercises across kana, vocabulary, grammar, reading,.
Guide to 20 essential Japanese phrases for travelers covering greetings, politeness, shopping, dining, navigation and emergencies. Includes audio pronunciation and tips for learning kana before a trip.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components organized by stroke count, with three collections including standard 214 radicals, components used in Jōyō kanji, and all indexed components.
Explains how katakana, hiragana, and kanji convey different aesthetics and tones in Japanese writing.
An explanation of the 〜てみてください grammar pattern, used for friendly suggestions to try something. Includes conjugation tables, audio examples, practice questions, and distinctions from similar patterns for N5 learners.
Portal listing iOS applications for studying Japanese across reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and vocabulary skills at various proficiency levels.
A swipe-based flashcard app for studying hiragana, katakana, and WaniKani kanji and vocabulary on mobile devices.
Guide to building a sustainable Japanese study routine with three sample schedules for 15, 30, and 60 minutes daily, goal-setting advice, and a review framework for learners of all starting points.
App for learning to write hiragana, katakana, and kanji with animated stroke order guides and hand-writing practice on touch screens. Covers JLPT N5 to N3 levels.
A blog offering guides to Japanese calligraphy practice and materials, with detailed explanations of individual kanji characters used in calligraphy, their meanings, and how to write them.
Free interactive quizzes for practicing hiragana and katakana in four directions: reading kana to romaji, recalling kana from romaji, with streak tracking and audio support for complete beginners.
Guide to Japanese verb stem forms, explaining what they are, how they function in conjugation, and how to form them for godan, ichidan, and irregular verbs.
Overview of Japanese writing systems including hiragana, katakana, and kanji, with explanation of their uses and introduction to pitch accent for pronunciation. Designed for beginners starting to learn written Japanese.
Complete katakana chart with romaji, organized by sound groups, including dakuten, youon combinations, and foreign sound katakana used in loanwords.
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