Pages for learning Japanese about loanwords, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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The JMdict-EDICT project provides freely available Japanese-English dictionary databases in multiple formats for learners and applications.
Complete guide to the three Japanese writing systems explaining hiragana, katakana, and kanji with their uses, historical context, and components.
Why are some words written with katakana instead of kanji in Japanese? Like バカ instead of 馬鹿?
An interactive katakana quiz where learners type romaji to practice recognizing and reading katakana characters, with adjustable difficulty levels covering basic kana, voiced sounds, and combinations.
Guide to business Japanese for foreign professionals working in Japan, covering gairaigo, workplace communication, and business vocabulary with practical tips for mastering business language and culture.
Complete guide to katakana with charts, usage explanations, and practice tips. Covers the 46 basic characters, loanwords, and differences from hiragana for beginner learners.
Guide to the Japanese counter カップ for counting cups in cooking, clothing sizes, and packaged items, with pronunciation patterns for different number systems and practical examples.
Japanese Particles Learn ALL Japanese Particles *** Practice Japanese Particles (Tests 1–28)
Vocabulary study materials for lessons 1 through 25 of Minna no Nihongo, a popular Japanese textbook for beginners. Offers downloadable PDF resources.
Interactive charts and drills for learning hiragana and katakana with stroke order, pronunciation audio, and practice exercises. Designed for beginners starting to read Japanese.
A blog by Misu Chan offering beginner-level guides to Japanese writing systems, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure.
Overview of katakana's origins, uses, and role in modern Japanese culture, covering its development from Buddhist study notes, applications in foreign words and sound effects, and presence in global pop culture and.
Interactive quizzes that help learners recognize English loanwords written in katakana and master Japanese pronunciation rules. Organized by katakana character, for beginners.
Complete katakana chart with 46 basic characters and romaji readings, explaining use for foreign words, scientific terms, and emphasis.
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.
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