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.
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.
Learn the kanji 了 (total) with onyomi readings, memory aids, compound words, and lookalike kanji to distinguish from similar characters.
Explains how the Japanese phrase kono ore and similar constructions work to emphasize the speaker's identity, often indicating self-importance or contrast.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 休 showing stroke order, readings, meanings, and common words using the character. Supports JLPT N5 study with pronunciation and practice tools.
Teaches individual kanji using memorable mnemonics and humor. Covers radicals, stroke order, and usage examples for learners starting to recognize kanji.
Interactive matching game that pairs hiragana and katakana characters together. Supports beginning learners studying Japanese writing systems as part of the Genki curriculum.
Interactive lesson on katakana combinations where learners match kana characters to their romaji representations through a drag-and-drop activity for beginners.
Interactive katakana study activity where learners match kana characters to their romaji equivalents. Designed for complete beginners using the Genki textbook series.
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