Pages for learning Japanese about katakana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Article explaining the Japanese counter 匹 (hiki) for counting small and medium-sized animals, fish, and animal-like things, with pronunciation rules, usage examples, and exceptions for different animal types.
A blog with guides to Japanese grammar, kanji and kana, reviews of learning apps and podcasts, and articles on Japanese culture and language for learners of all levels.
A beginner's guide covering Japanese writing systems, pronunciation, grammar, common phrases, and learning strategies. Offers foundational overview and reference points for new learners starting their Japanese studies.
A free typing game using real metro and rail station names across Japanese cities and London.
Directory of graded reader collections for Japanese learners created by teachers and learner groups worldwide, with free access to most materials ranging from absolute beginner to advanced levels.
A practitioner's guide to Japanese calligraphy and related slow arts, covering tools, techniques, kanji meanings, and aesthetic concepts for learners and Japan enthusiasts beginning their practice.
Guide to Japanese swear words and profanity, explaining how cursing differs between Japanese and English and how context and tone affect meaning.
Article explaining transitive and intransitive verbs in Japanese, how they differ from English usage, and strategies for learning them. Designed for intermediate learners with foundational grammar knowledge.
Part three of a structured hiragana learning guide covering the ha, hi, fu, he, ho, ma, mi, and mu characters with pronunciation, stroke order, word examples, and mnemonics.
Detailed guide explaining the に particle and its multiple functions in Japanese, including location, destination, position, and abstract uses, with extensive examples and comparisons to related particles.
Part two of a hiragana learning guide covering the ka, ki, ku, ke, ko, sa, shi, and su characters with stroke order instructions, word samples, and mnemonic devices for beginners.
A guide to the ～ている verb form that expresses ongoing actions and current states, with step-by-step formation rules, real-life examples, and practice exercises for beginners.
App for practicing hiragana and katakana writing with stroke order guidance and pronunciation audio. Designed for children and beginners learning Japanese characters.
Interactive exercises accompanying the Genki textbook series covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening for elementary Japanese learners.
Explains the difference between onyomi and kunyomi readings of kanji, showing when each appears and providing patterns to predict readings in new words. Suitable for learners starting kanji study.
Mobile app for complete beginners to learn Japanese through hiragana, katakana, kanji with visual mnemonics, vocabulary, grammar, and reading and listening practice with a smart review system.
Guide to eight of the most complex kanji in Japanese with stroke counts, meanings, and explanations of why they are difficult. Helps intermediate learners understand challenging characters they encounter in reading.
The Japanese writing system is comprised of three main written scripts: Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.
Explains the three Japanese writing systems and when to use each one, with examples and pronunciation guidance for learners starting to read real Japanese text.
Teaches typical questions Japanese people ask visitors and appropriate responses, with polite and casual variations. Useful for travelers and language learners preparing for social interactions in Japan.
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