Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An educational game that teaches correct hiragana stroke order through guided tracing practice and competitive gameplay against a computer opponent.
A lesson from JapanesePod101's Absolute Beginner series teaches basic Japanese greetings used at different times of day, with formal and informal versions, vocabulary lists, and cultural notes on Japanese politeness.
Collection of classroom teaching materials for katakana writing practice including worksheets, games, flashcards, booklets and apps for students at beginner to intermediate levels.
Kanshudo's JLPT vocabulary collections organize 8177 commonly used Japanese words across five JLPT levels (N5 to N1) in sets of 100.
App for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures and games, designed for elementary-level Japanese learners. Includes sound, animation, example sentences, and a kanji table for pronunciation practice.
Two poems by the seventh-century poet Nukata no Ōkimi from the Man'yōshū anthology, presented in Man'yōgana and hiragana with English translations and historical context.
Blog post announcing new features for Nihongo Master's online Japanese learning platform, including improved kana and kanji tools, audio pronunciations, printable practice sheets, and interactive drills with visual.
A curated roundup of nine Japanese learning tools and resources from January and February 2018, including apps, websites, and practice materials suitable for learners at various levels.
Kanshudo is an interactive platform for learning kanji through components and radicals, with flashcards, vocabulary study, grammar lessons, and JLPT preparation for all levels.
An iOS app that teaches Japanese vocabulary through paired images and spaced repetition, covering 6,700+ words from JLPT N5 to N1 levels with adaptive review scheduling and visual learning progress.
A structured JLPT N5 course with 92 sessions across 10 stages covering kana, vocabulary, kanji, grammar, reading and listening.
Guide to the Japanese potential form (〜れる) explaining how to express ability, possibility, and permission through verb conjugation.
Interactive reference chart and lessons for learning hiragana, the first Japanese writing system.
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Free interactive flashcard app for learning hiragana and katakana with four study modes, native audio, and over 8,000 JLPT vocabulary words across five levels.
A lesson on Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words using the suffix っと, with examples organized by category including emotions, attitudes, movements, and sensations. For intermediate learners.
Interactive tool showing animated stroke order for all 92 hiragana and katakana characters with speed controls and recall practice. Designed for beginners learning to write kana correctly.
A curated collection of four hiragana and katakana learning games and apps for beginners, including memory hint apps, puzzles with stroke order, drag-and-drop matching, and space invaders-style typing practice.
A structured roadmap for learning Japanese from zero to intermediate level, covering kana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and verb conjugations with links to integrated practice tools and recommended textbooks.
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.
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