Pages for learning Japanese about pronunciation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese numbers from zero to trillion, covering pronunciation, alternative readings, and number magnitudes with examples of how numbers combine in Japanese.
Interactive tool teaching wasei-eigo (Japanese-made English words) through illustrated dialogues, native audio, and quizzes for learners who confuse Japanese katakana words with their English origins.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 坂 with stroke order, readings, common words, and related study lists. Helps learners understand and practice this JLPT N2 kanji.
Guide to 30 common kanji components and radicals, explaining how to recognize recurring forms in characters and use them for learning.
Nihongo123 offers 380 lessons with dialogue videos, vocabulary flashcards, and listening exercises for beginner and intermediate grammar and vocabulary learners.
A collection of Japanese proverbs (kotowaza) with Japanese text, romaji, literal translations, and explanations of their meanings and cultural context.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 姉 (elder sister) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words, and links to related JLPT study lists. For learners studying kanji at all levels.
Yu Language Academy Sapporo offers long-term Japanese courses with JLPT preparation, cultural activities, and support for part-time work and higher education.
Guide to the hiragana character す (su) with pronunciation, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, origin from kanji 寸, common words, and printable practice sheets. For learners starting with kana.
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A free pronunciation guide written by a JLPT N1 certified teacher covering Japanese vowels, consonants, long vowels, double consonants, and pitch accent basics with study tips for learners.
Curated directory of Japanese listening resources organized by teaching style, difficulty level, and format, with descriptions of podcasts, video lessons, courses, and pitch-accent tools for learners from beginner to.
A travel journal from a learner's trip to western Japan covering Osaka, Kumamoto, and other cities, with observations about daily experiences, local customs, and places visited.
Practice reading, listening, writing, and speaking in one place. Atlas Runa turns each skill into daily, level-matched practice you can actually keep up.
Introduces nine classic and popular Japanese picture books with difficulty levels for language learners. Picture books develop vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural understanding through simple text and illustrations.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches katakana through illustrations, audio, animation, and quizzes for beginning learners.
In-person Japanese courses in Yokosuka with small classes, certified teachers, and a 10-week intensive program combining weekly classroom sessions with video lessons and a practice app.
Guide to Japanese numbers and counters, explaining native and sino-Japanese counting systems and how to use counters like 本, 冊, and 個 to count different types of objects.
Nihongo Overlapping offers pronunciation practice using overlapping, a method where learners speak along with model voices while viewing visualized prosody and intonation.
Kendo vocabulary guide teaching essential Japanese terms and counting for kendo practitioners, with pronunciation guidance for beginners learning the art.
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