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.
Interactive lesson teaching katakana with diacritical marks through matching exercises. Designed for learners beginning their study of Japanese writing systems.
Interactive lesson on katakana combinations where learners match kana characters to their romaji representations through a drag-and-drop activity for beginners.
Interactive matching game that pairs hiragana and katakana characters together. Supports beginning learners studying Japanese writing systems as part of the Genki curriculum.
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