Pages for learning Japanese about pronunciation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Dictionary entry for the kanji 呼 with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common word examples, and related JLPT study lists. Serves learners studying for JLPT N3 and building kanji knowledge.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character き (ki) with pronunciation, stroke-order animation, origin from kanji 幾, common words, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
Profile of a certified Japanese tutor offering one-on-one online lessons in conversational and fundamental Japanese for beginners through Zoom, with trial classes available.
JapanesePod101's Premium PLUS program offers 1-on-1 tutoring with personal teachers alongside access to over 420 hours of self-study audio and video lessons, vocabulary tools, grammar resources, and pronunciation.
Explains five ways to say woman in Japanese with different levels of politeness and formality, showing how word choice reflects respect and cultural awareness in daily conversation.
Guide to Japanese pitch accents explaining the four accent patterns, rules for determining correct accents, and how to look them up.
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A kanji learning resource using mnemonics, radical organization, and practical explanations to help beginners understand kanji logic and avoid common textbook pitfalls.
Collection of over 50 essential Japanese phrases for tourists organized by context: greetings, restaurants, shopping, transport, hotels and emergencies. Includes romaji and tips for practical use.
Guide to 30 common kanji components and radicals, explaining how to recognize recurring forms in characters and use them for learning.
Compares two Japanese learning platforms, Nihongo Master and JapanesePod101, examining their curricula, features, pricing, and teaching methods to help learners choose the right tool for their needs.
A page teaching the kanji 晴 (weather, sunny) with mnemonic devices, readings, and compound words. It shows how the kanji combines with radicals and explains related words for learners.
Blog by a Tokyo Japanese language school offering articles on learning Japanese, including dialects, pronunciation, business Japanese, and practical tips for students and expats in Japan.
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Interactive tool for learning and drilling hiragana and katakana with romanization, sound playback, stroke order diagrams, and explanation of dakuten and combinations.
In Japanese, writing the strokes in the correct order and direction is important, especially for Kanji.
Mobile app offering -powered conversation practice through role-play scenarios in everyday situations like ordering food or asking for directions, with instant feedback on pronunciation and grammar for Japanese and.
Why are some words written with katakana instead of kanji in Japanese? Like バカ instead of 馬鹿?
Community discussion thread about the を particle and its various uses as an object marker, starting point of movement, and location of movement.
Post a short sample of your Japanese — typed or spoken — and get instant, kind feedback from Professor Toshiro plus the community. Corrections are voted on so the best advice rises to the top.
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