Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study guide for the N4 grammar pattern 後で (ato de), meaning "after" or "later," with meaning explanation, eight example sentences with English translations, vocabulary list, and related grammar patterns.
Explains furigana, the phonetic annotations placed above kanji to show readings, covering its historical origins, modern uses in Japanese texts, and how learners can use it to read complex words and look up unfamiliar.
Interactive guide to hiragana with pronunciation soundboard and stroke order animations. Covers basic hiragana characters, diacritics, and special particle pronunciations for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Study resource for the 2136 Joyo Kanji with flashcards, spaced repetition, and mastery tracking. Provides kanji organized by frequency for learners of all levels and includes JLPT level indicators.
A curated portal that indexes websites, apps, and online tools for learning Japanese, with sections organized by skill area including listening and culture topics.
Kanshudo displays recently added Japanese grammar explanations with example sentences and JLPT level information.
Learn the five hiragana K-row characters (かきくけこ) with pronunciation, stroke order, vocabulary examples, and interactive writing practice on an online canvas.
An iOS app that teaches hiragana through mnemonic pictures and animations, with four types of quizzes to test recognition and listening skills. Designed for beginners learning Japanese writing.
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.
Explains the topic particle は (wa), covering its role in marking known information, its contrast use, pronunciation, and how it differs from が.
Comparison of different methods for learning Japanese, including group classes, private tutoring, self-study with books, online courses, and immersion study, with advantages and disadvantages of each approach for.
A PDF workbook for learning hiragana with mnemonic memory aids, writing practice exercises, and review quizzes suitable for printing or tablet use.
Memento is a free, open-source video player designed for studying Japanese that includes grammar-aware subtitle search, Yomichan-style kanji cards, and integration with Anki for spaced repetition learning.
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 learning hiragana, the 46 phonetic characters of Japanese, organized by sound groups with audio playback, visual mnemonics, and advice on which character pairs are most confusing for beginners.
Complete JLPT N3 vocabulary list containing 1,717 words with kana readings and English meanings. Provides browsable, searchable, and downloadable resources for learners preparing for the N3 level exam.
Fight monsters by choosing the correct kanji reading or writing! A Kanji Kentei (漢字検定) practice quiz covering levels 8 through 5 (elementary school kanji).
An Anki add-on that automatically generates furigana readings and pitch accent data for Japanese vocabulary and sentences on flashcards. Useful for intermediate learners using Anki to study Japanese.
Free JLPT N5 short stories in Japanese, with kana, beginner kanji, furigana, and tap-to-translate support.
A searchable kanji dictionary with stroke order, radicals, and reading information organized by JLPT level and Jōyō grade. Supports searches by kanji, English, rōmaji, and kana with filtering tags.
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