Pages for learning Japanese about katakana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Article explaining how Japanese words can be written with the same kanji in different orders to create different meanings, with numerous examples like 王女 and 女王.
Kanji Damage page for the katakana character メ (me), showing its number in the system and the kanji in which it appears. Part of a larger kanji learning resource using mnemonic humor.
Teaches individual kanji using memorable mnemonics and humor. Covers radicals, stroke order, and usage examples for learners starting to recognize kanji.
Tool for learning Japanese color names and their etymologies, organized by category including basic colors, plants, animals, and minerals.
Online learning platform based on the MARUGOTO Starter A1 coursebook, offering grammar, kanji, hiragana, katakana, and communication activities for beginner Japanese learners.
Interactive practice tool for learning hiragana and katakana with quizzes and exercises on combining and modifying kana characters for beginners.
Interactive tool for learning hiragana, katakana and kanji through flashcards and games. Designed for beginners starting to learn Japanese writing systems.
A directory of teaching resources for Japanese language educators, including lesson plans, flashcards, games, worksheets, songs, and links to recommended websites for various proficiency levels and topics.
Interactive katakana practice lesson where learners match kana characters to their romanized equivalents. Part of the Genki textbook's official study resources for beginners.
Interactive lesson teaching katakana with diacritical marks through matching exercises. Designed for learners beginning their study of Japanese writing systems.
Interactive quiz app for practicing hiragana and katakana recognition and typing romaji responses.
Interactive study tool for learning katakana characters with clickable lessons and practice exercises.
Study guide presenting 1600 essential N3 vocabulary words organized into thematic units such as formal verbs, abstract nouns, and economics. Includes flashcards and reading practice for JLPT N3 preparation.
Free interactive practice for hiragana and katakana including stroke order, typing drills, and spaced repetition with no sign-up required.
A typing game for learners to practice recognizing and typing hiragana and katakana characters while building combos and tracking scores.
Quiz and flashcard site for JLPT N5 preparation covering vocabulary, kanji, katakana, grammar and reading. Designed for beginners studying for the lowest level JLPT exam.
Video lessons featuring an exchange student learning Japanese through realistic skits in school and daily life situations, with grammar explanations, vocabulary development, and cultural content for intermediate.
Part of the WaniKani Knowledge Guide explaining what learners need to know before starting the WaniKani kanji learning platform, covering radicals, hiragana, and katakana preparation.
Explains how the Japanese phrase kono ore and similar constructions work to emphasize the speaker's identity, often indicating self-importance or contrast.
Explains haikoumei, the Japanese naming custom for sons based on birth order, using examples from anime and showing how to decode character names.
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