Pages for learning Japanese about pitch accent, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study resource for the 2136 Joyo Kanji with flashcards, spaced repetition, and mastery tracking. Provides kanji organized by frequency for learners of all levels and includes JLPT level indicators.
A kanji detail page on Kanshudo showing information about an individual kanji character including stroke count, meaning, usefulness rating, and related study tools. Serves learners studying kanji and preparing for JLPT.
Kanshudo Boost is a multi-mode study tool combining kanji, vocabulary, and grammar exercises with progress tracking and a kanji wheel visualization.
Guide to aikido with lessons on techniques, principles and Japanese vocabulary and kanji used in practice, organized by learning level from beginner to advanced.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle yo (よ), explaining its use as a sentence-ending particle and interjection with multiple example sentences and usage categories.
A list of 3309 JLPT N1 vocabulary words with readings, meanings, pitch accent, and native audio pronunciation, ranked by frequency. Includes practice tests with real exam questions for advanced learners.
Guide to the wa わ sentence-ending particle, explaining its uses for affirming opinions and conclusions, its association with feminine speech, usage by men, intonation differences, and combinations with other particles.
Wiktionary entry for hiragana with etymology, pronunciation guidance including pitch accent patterns, and related writing systems. Suitable for learners starting Japanese.
An online prosody tutor that teaches Japanese pitch accent and intonation patterns through text-to-speech with visual pitch displays for learners and teachers.
A beginner's roadmap for Japanese learning that recommends foundational resources for kana, vocabulary, and grammar, with links to popular tools like Anki, WaniKani, and grammar guides such as Tae Kim.
Lesson on Japanese pitch accent patterns and vowel devoicing covering four main accent types, how they distinguish homophones, and when vowels lose vocalization between consonants.
Dictionary with pitch-accent diagrams, readings, word forms and example sentences organized by kana rows and proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
Guide to Japanese pitch accent minimal pairs like あめ (rain/candy) and はし (bridge/chopsticks), explaining the four Tokyo pitch patterns and offering training methods to develop accent recognition.
Guide to pronouncing the five Japanese vowels with explanations of common mistakes, minimal pair practice, long vowel distinctions, and shadowing exercises for beginners.
Guide outlining realistic timelines for learning Japanese from survival level to professional proficiency based on FSI hour estimates, with month-by-month milestones and advice for learners at all levels.
Guide to Japanese pitch accent patterns, explaining the four accent types with examples and practical training techniques.
imiwa? is a free multilingual Japanese dictionary for iOS.
Meta discussion site for the Japanese Language Stack Exchange where learners, teachers, and linguists ask questions about site policies, grammar resources, tools, and learning methods.
Guide explaining how to determine the radical of a kanji character for dictionary lookup purposes.
Detailed account of Late Old Japanese phonology during the Heian period, covering syllable systems, consonants, vowels, tone-accent patterns, and Chinese influence. For advanced learners and classical Japanese scholars.
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