Pages for learning Japanese about listening practice, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A guide to starting a Japanese learning program that covers setting goals, choosing resources, learning kana and grammar, and building speaking and listening skills.
Podcast exploring Japanese folklore, yokai, ghost stories, and cultural oddities through narrative storytelling. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese culture and language nuances beyond textbooks.
App for learning Japanese through real videos with tap-to-translate subtitles, vocabulary building via flashcards and spaced repetition, and JLPT quiz games.
A five-step guide to the shadowing technique for improving Japanese pronunciation, pitch accent, and rhythm through real-time audio imitation. Suited for beginners and intermediate learners.
A structured course teaching N5 Japanese vocabulary and phrases for travel situations including hotels, transportation, restaurants, and emergencies.
iPhone app that displays JLPT vocabulary words on the lock screen at customizable intervals, with kanji, readings, meanings in multiple languages, and native pronunciation.
Guide to Anki, a spaced repetition flashcard software widely used by Japanese learners for vocabulary and kanji study. Explains how the software works and covers both pre-made and custom deck creation.
A collection of traditional Japanese folk tales, legends and fairy stories available as audio recordings and text, with short stories around three minutes each organized by day and month to support daily listening.
Ranks and compares the top Japanese learning apps including Pimsleur, Duolingo, WaniKani, and Rosetta Stone, evaluating each on speaking, kanji, grammar, and vocabulary to help beginners choose which apps to combine.
Reviews and comparisons of 15 Japanese speaking apps including Pimsleur, Rocket Japanese, italki, and others, with information about features, pricing, and how each app helps learners develop pronunciation and.
A guide to irregular readings of Japanese numbers and dates, covering days of the month, the numbers 4/7/9, counters, and cultural notes on number selection. Written for JLPT learners.
GitHub topic page listing 29 public repositories for learning Japanese, including apps for kana practice, manga readers, JLPT preparation, and language learning tools built by the open source community.
Explains the ながら grammar pattern for expressing simultaneous actions in Japanese, with formation rules, example sentences, and usage notes for JLPT N4 learners.
Practice test and study materials for JLPT N1, the highest proficiency level, including vocabulary and reading sections, listening audio, kanji lists, and tips for improving reading comprehension scores.
Vocabulary list for Minna no Nihongo I, a beginner textbook, with downloadable study materials and related grammar and listening resources.
Ten full-length JLPT N4 mock exams and five shorter mini tests in the official format, with 91 questions per full test timed at 115 minutes, designed to assess reading speed and exam readiness.
The Japan Shop offers free Japanese learning materials including newsletters, downloadable eBooks on hiragana and kanji, JLPT practice, podcasts, and video lessons for beginners.
A blog post examining the strategy of learning Japanese through speaking and listening only, explaining why reading and kanji study are necessary for most learners despite initial difficulty.
Grammar lessons using Japanese songs to teach vocabulary and expressions, with audio examples and cultural context for intermediate learners studying for JLPT N4 and beyond.
Japanese has more first-person pronouns than any other language. Learn your pronoun options and get out of that わたし rut.
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