Pages for learning Japanese about linguistics, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Compares and recommends free online Japanese grammar reference websites including Tae Kim's Guide, Maggie Sensei, and Tofugu's grammar section.
Collection of 50 Japanese podcasts with transcripts and interactive features for learners at A1 to B2 levels, covering topics like technology, folklore, literature and movies.
Explains three ways to say man in Japanese (otoko, dansei, yatsu) with examples showing different politeness levels and contexts for use.
A curated list of 20 resources for children of different ages to learn Japanese, including apps, online courses, TV shows, and workbooks.
Guide to learning 2,000 kanji characters using science-backed flashcard methods and handwriting practice.
Explains how Japanese compound verbs combine multiple verbs into single forms, with examples of common patterns like 込む and 直す. Suitable for intermediate learners studying verb combinations and grammar structures.
Guide to practicing martial arts in Japan for language learners, featuring foreigner-friendly gyms around the country and advice from trainers on learning without advanced Japanese skills.
Detailed study of the kanji 愛 (love) covering its etymology, meaning in Japanese, stroke order, and appearance across the five calligraphy styles. Written for learners beginning calligraphy practice.
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Supplements and corrections to Tae Kim's grammar guide for intermediate learners, covering particles, grammatical case marking, verb inflections, and other grammar points with detailed explanations and academic.
Archives of the Philippine Nihongo Teachers' Forum, a biannual professional development event for Japanese language educators in the Philippines featuring workshops, presentations on teaching methodology, and networking.
Blog posts explaining fundamental Japanese grammar concepts, particularly particles like は and が. Written for beginners struggling with grammar rules that have no English equivalent.
Detailed guide explaining the に particle and its multiple functions in Japanese, including location, destination, position, and abstract uses, with extensive examples and comparisons to related particles.
Guide to mastering classical Japanese vocabulary through kanji anchoring, historical semantic shifts, and spaced repetition techniques. Designed for advanced learners preparing for university entrance exams.
Guide to Japanese consonants covering pronunciation, the syllable-based writing system, consonant-vowel pairings, voiced and voiceless consonants, and combined consonant sounds for beginning learners.
Wiktionary entry for hiragana with etymology, pronunciation guidance including pitch accent patterns, and related writing systems. Suitable for learners starting Japanese.
な-adjectives are one type of adjective in Japanese. Their main function is to describe nouns, but many can function as nouns themselves.
Explains the Japanese word chibi, its etymology from classical Japanese, modern meanings as slang for small or short, usage in anime and manga, and how to use it appropriately in conversation.
In-depth essays on Jōyo kanji covering etymology, usage, and real-world context with sample sentences and images. Offers individual essays, thematic bundles, and integration with Kanshudo's study tools for all learners.
Guide to the five Japanese vowels and their pronunciation in hiragana and katakana, covering short and long vowels with examples and writing strokes.
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