Pages for learning Japanese about katakana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A curated list of Japanese learning resources released in March 2018, including listening tools, kana apps, graded readers, and media for learners. Covers beginner through advanced levels.
Explains how kanji relate to word meanings through morphemes and okurigana, with examples showing how to guess word meanings from their kanji components.
The Japanese writing system consists of two types of characters: the syllabic kana — hiragana (平仮名) and katakana (片仮名) — and kanji (漢字), the adopted Chinese characters.
A free 30-day grammar challenge covering hiragana, katakana, particles, verb conjugation, and adjectives for beginner learners.
Guide to typing in Japanese using keyboard input methods, covering romaji conversion to hiragana and katakana, special characters, and practical typing shortcuts for learners setting up their first Japanese keyboard.
Online shop selling physical study aids including posters, mugs, and calendars for learning hiragana, katakana, kanji, and vocabulary at JLPT N5 level.
Free interactive quizzes for practicing hiragana and katakana in four directions: reading kana to romaji, recalling kana from romaji, with streak tracking and audio support for complete beginners.
Interactive grammar lesson on Japanese adjectives and the の particle, with example sentences and audio for beginners learning to describe nouns and express possession.
Ten multiple-choice questions testing kanji readings in sentences at JLPT N5 level, with immediate feedback on answers. For learners preparing for N5 certification.
Annotated Japanese traditional song しゃぼん玉 (Bubbles) with furigana, vocabulary definitions, and grammatical explanations for beginners learning to read and understand Japanese through music.
Complete hiragana chart with all 46 characters, romaji readings, and animated stroke order. Includes free printable PDF charts and stroke-order practice sheets for beginners learning to read and write Japanese.
A resource list for parents and teachers introducing Japanese language and culture to children, including links to printable worksheets, educational television programs, and cooking activities.
Detailed explanation of the だの particle and its use as a parallel marker to list examples of things the speaker complains about or dismisses.
Mobile app for iOS and iPad that uses OCR to identify Japanese text, provide definitions, pronunciation, and create adaptive flashcards. Designed for learners who can read hiragana and katakana.
Preply's guide to learning Japanese for children covers vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation through online tutoring with experienced tutors.
Interactive kanji reading quiz for JLPT N5 with ten questions presented in sentence contexts and immediate feedback. Designed for beginners preparing for the N5 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components organized by stroke count, with three collections including standard 214 radicals, components used in Jōyō kanji, and all indexed components.
A free study site offering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening materials organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with practice exercises and answer keys for learners at all levels.
Language learning app with interactive lessons covering Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and other languages from beginner to intermediate levels.
Yet another only-in-Japanese headache: All kanji are written as hiragana.
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