Pages for learning Japanese about katakana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Grammar guide to nai ない, the negative auxiliary adjective in Japanese. Covers basic negation, multiple translations, past tense nakatta, question forms, and colloquial variants, with examples from anime.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 家 with definitions, stroke order, readings, and common words. Includes practice resources and study lists for JLPT preparation.
Guide to different Japanese words for father, explaining when and how to use otousan, chichi, papa, tousan, and other variations. Covers polite, humble, and informal registers for beginners learning family vocabulary.
Open source app for learning hiragana, katakana and kanji through flashcards with spaced repetition system, covering over 6000 characters organized by JLPT level, school grade or Wanikani progression.
Explains why kanji have multiple readings by distinguishing between different words and morphemes written with the same characters, with examples from manga and Japanese words.
Blog post explaining how Japanese convenience stores (konbini) work and what makes them different from American stores. Suitable for learners interested in understanding everyday Japanese life and culture.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 丿 provides stroke order, readings, meanings, component information, and usage data for learners studying this uncommon kanji and its role in other characters.
Counters With Sino-Japanese Numbers II: ～名・羽・部・戸・発・軒・人前…
Category archive page featuring beginner lessons on Japanese greetings, vocabulary, conversational phrases, and counting. Covers topics like body parts, travel phrases, and practical dialogues for new learners.
A guide to Japanese parallel marking particles that function as "and" or "or" in English, with explanations, lists, and examples drawn from anime and manga.
Guide for self-taught Japanese learners covering motivation, writing systems, spaced repetition, and learning methods with recommendations for resources like podcasts and apps.
A collection of free listening lessons and practice materials including shadowing exercises, classic Japanese stories, and JLPT N5 listening practice for beginner learners.
There is no specific rule but we tend to mix hiragana and katakana to write slang.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 別 showing stroke order, readings, definitions, and common words using this character. Includes practice sheets and spaced repetition drills for learners preparing for JLPT N4.
Part 7 of a 10-part kanji reading quiz for JLPT N5 level. Learners select correct readings for highlighted kanji in sample sentences and receive immediate feedback.
A glossary of aikido terms with Japanese definitions and explanations, covering techniques, movements, equipment, and philosophy. Helps learners understand Japanese martial arts vocabulary and culture.
Complete guide to learning all 46 hiragana characters with pronunciation tips, charts, dakuten and handakuten marks, and memorization techniques for beginners.
Dr. Moku offers free apps and physical flashcards using mnemonic techniques to teach hiragana, katakana, and N5 kanji, along with workbooks and educational games for visual learners.
Interactive kanji reading quiz for JLPT N5 level with ten sentences requiring correct character readings, part nine of a ten-part series. Immediate feedback helps learners prepare for the JLPT N5 exam.
Guide to creating custom vocabulary lists with furigana using Excel and the Gensen Web automatic terminology extraction tool. Helps intermediate learners identify and organize important words from Japanese texts.
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