Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo offers graded intermediate lessons covering up to 1000 kanji organized in 55 stages, along with vocabulary and grammar study tools, flashcards, and JLPT preparation materials for learners progressing beyond.
A curated guide to grammar learning resources for Japanese learners at all levels, covering textbooks, websites, apps and podcasts, with explanations of how to use them effectively.
Teaches the kanji 字 (letter) using mnemonic devices and logic, with information on onyomi, compound words, and similar-looking kanji for learners of all levels.
An interactive writing trainer for hiragana and katakana that uses spaced repetition to help learners write characters from memory with immediate feedback on shape, stroke order and direction.
iPhone app with flashcards for studying the 2141 Jōyō kanji and JLPT levels N5 to N1, featuring quizzes on meanings, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, radicals, and kanji decomposition.
Guide to the hiragana character す (su) with pronunciation, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, origin from kanji 寸, common words, and printable practice sheets. For learners starting with kana.
Kanshudo is an online platform offering kanji drawing practice, flashcards, vocabulary and grammar study tools organized by JLPT level and usefulness rating.
Kanshudo kanji detail page for the character ㄋ with stroke order, usefulness ratings, JLPT levels, and component information for learners studying individual kanji.
Free JLPT N5 short stories in Japanese, with kana, beginner kanji, furigana, and tap-to-translate support.
Portal collecting eleven websites and tools for practicing Japanese writing, from kana handwriting to composition evaluation and collocation checking, for learners at all levels.
Explains the topic particle は (wa), covering its role in marking known information, its contrast use, pronunciation, and how it differs from が.
Explains the N5 grammar pattern があります and がある used to express existence or possession of non-living things, with example sentences, vocabulary, and related grammar links for JLPT preparation.
An iOS app offering Japanese grammar lessons for all JLPT levels, reading exercises, kanji and vocabulary study with spaced repetition, minigames, and a built-in dictionary for custom study lists.
A detailed guide to the kanji character 金 (gold, money, metal) covering its origins, meanings, stroke order, calligraphic forms, and uses in Japanese culture.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy (shodō) covering its Zen philosophy, history, essential tools, and brush techniques for learners beginning their own practice.
Explains the Japanese volitional form for casual suggestions, polite invitations, and personal decisions, covering godan and ichidan conjugation rules and common usage patterns.
An interactive katakana quiz where learners type romaji to practice recognizing and reading katakana characters, with adjustable difficulty levels covering basic kana, voiced sounds, and combinations.
Guide to the Japanese verbs 行く and 来る covering their basic meanings, usage patterns with particles and te form, conjugations, politeness levels, and supplementary meanings in various contexts.
Open source app for learning hiragana, katakana and kanji through flashcards with spaced repetition system, covering over 6000 characters organized by JLPT level, school grade or Wanikani progression.
Maggie Sensei explains casual Japanese contractions like てる (teru) for ている (teiru) and てん (ten) for ている (teiru), showing how native speakers actually speak versus textbook forms.
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