Pages for learning Japanese about katakana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Daily Japanese lessons organized as connected series from beginner to advanced level, covering kanji etymology, typing methods, keigo, grammar patterns, and reading practice.
Interactive online kana drills for hiragana and katakana with multiple practice modes including typing, listening, and drawing. Covers basic characters, dakuten, and combinations for JLPT preparation.
Vocabulary study materials for JLPT N3 learners, including organized word lists covering verbs, adverbs, adjectives and katakana, with resources from textbooks like Speed Master and Mimi Kara.
Introductory lesson teaching hiragana and katakana scripts for complete beginners, with practice exercises. Part of a broader Japanese language course site.
A reference list of English alphabet letters with their katakana equivalents and pronunciations in romaji. Useful for beginners learning how foreign letters are represented in Japanese.
Blog by a Japanese educator offering reading practice through hiragana and katakana guides, graded stories, anime sentence breakdowns, and JLPT N5 material for absolute beginners.
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.
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.
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.
Free supplementary teaching materials for learning hiragana and katakana, including PPT lessons on character shapes, stroke order, and pronunciation, plus classroom teaching examples and practice answers.
Interactive tool showing animated stroke order for over 2,100 common kanji with readings, meanings, radicals, and vocabulary examples. Supports learners at all levels preparing for JLPT and improving handwriting.
RomajiDesu is an online dictionary and conversion tool using Jim Breen's Japanese Dictionary that lets learners search by kana, kanji, romaji, or English, see stroke order and compound words, and convert between romaji.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 体 with stroke order, readings, definitions, common words, and links to related study materials for JLPT learners.
Dealing with uncertainty and not understanding sentences is sometimes scary and people like to have confirmation of what a sentence they are reading actually means or if their understanding is correct.
Emily is a writer and translator with a Master's in Linguistics and Cultural Studies from Nagoya University.
Archive of frequently asked questions about Japanese grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and writing systems. Covers topics like particle usage, verb differences, and counting methods for learners starting their studies.
A category page collecting lessons and charts for learning katakana, one of the two Japanese phonetic writing systems. Includes a katakana chart with audio files and related lessons from Maggie Sensei.
A terminal application for learning hiragana and katakana with interactive practice. Available as a command-line tool, web demo, and Docker image for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Lists and tables of JLPT N2 vocabulary organized by word type and source materials, with kanji, hiragana, romaji, and English meanings.
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