Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study page for the kanji 程 (extent) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory aids using vulgar humor and logic, compound word examples, and lookalike kanji. For learners of all levels studying kanji fundamentals.
A curated directory of websites, tools, and study methods for learning Japanese, organized by skill area and level. Helps learners find character learning resources with mnemonic pictures and other study approaches.
A portal that curates websites, online tools, and resources for studying Japanese organized by skill areas including kana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and cultural topics.
A directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill area including kana, reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary. The site collects links to resources for learners at various levels.
Study page for the kanji 固 (hard) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonic devices, compound words, and related kanji. Designed for learners of all levels.
Page for learning the kanji 二 (two) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory aid, and example compounds. Suitable for beginners building kanji recognition.
A GitHub topic page listing over 3,800 public repositories related to language learning, including tools and apps for studying Japanese such as Anki decks, kana practice, and dictionary utilities.
Interactive katakana study activity where learners match kana characters to their romaji equivalents. Designed for complete beginners using the Genki textbook series.
Interactive lesson teaching katakana with diacritical marks through matching exercises. Designed for learners beginning their study of Japanese writing systems.
Interactive hiragana combination drills where learners match kana to romaji. Designed for beginners starting with the Genki textbook series.
Interactive matching game that pairs hiragana and katakana characters together. Supports beginning learners studying Japanese writing systems as part of the Genki curriculum.
Interactive vocabulary tool for learning Japanese numbers from 15 to 100 by matching numbers to their kana representations. Designed for beginner learners starting with the Genki curriculum.
Interactive katakana practice lesson where learners match kana characters to their romanized equivalents. Part of the Genki textbook's official study resources for beginners.
Interactive vocabulary game where learners drag numbers to matching kana representations, covering numbers 0-14 for beginning Japanese students.
Interactive lesson on hiragana diacritical marks with drag-and-match exercises linking kana to romaji.
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