Pages for learning Japanese about spaced repetition, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Teaches the N1 grammar pattern 敢えて (aete), meaning to dare to do something deliberately or purposely, with eight example sentences and romaji translations for advanced JLPT learners.
A curated directory of 34 websites and tools for studying kanji at the beginner level, including dictionaries, games, flashcards and quizzes from various providers.
Detailed lookup page for an individual kanji character showing stroke count, radical information, component data, and related words. Kanshudo provides study tools and mastery tracking for learners of all levels.
A curated list of 17 websites and resources for learning Japanese at all levels, including guides to grammar, vocabulary, flashcard apps, podcasts, tutoring platforms, and culture sites.
Open source app for learning hiragana, katakana and kanji through flashcards with spaced repetition system, covering over 6000 characters organized by JLPT level, school grade or Wanikani progression.
Calculator that estimates study hours needed to reach each JLPT level based on current proficiency and daily study time, with research-backed hour requirements and study tips.
Author archive page for JLPT Sensei featuring study materials and downloadable flashcard batches for JLPT preparation across all levels, written by a Japanese learner in Japan.
JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons for all levels, with study tools including flashcards, word lists, and voice recording for pronunciation practice. Premium subscriptions include one-on-one teaching.
A guide to learning kanji through radicals and mnemonics, explaining how to break down kanji into component parts for faster memorization and showing how to apply spaced repetition techniques to reach literacy in one to.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 level learners, including kanji lists, practice exercises, and lessons covering the 100 basic characters required for the beginner exam.
Review of NihongoDekita, a live online Japanese course with certified instruction, evaluating its value at $385 for five weeks and comparing it to other Japanese learning programs.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 入 (enter) showing stroke order, on and kun readings, usage frequency, related words, and JLPT level information for learners studying this fundamental character.
An Anki add-on that automatically converts words highlighted on a Japanese Kindle into flashcard decks with sentences and metadata, designed for learners reading Japanese books on Kindle devices.
Blog post explaining a six-step method for learning kanji, covering radicals, mnemonics, vocabulary-based learning, spaced repetition, and recognition before recall, with advice on sustainable pacing and common beginner.
App for iOS, iPadOS and macOS that helps learners read native Japanese texts with word and kanji lookup, furigana display, progress tracking, and optional flashcard creation.
Explains the jouyou kanji system of 2000 standard characters taught in Japanese schools, covering how many kanji to learn per month, readings and meanings, and how learning vocabulary aids kanji acquisition for students.
Vocabulary lesson page for the word 今年 (kotoshi, this year), an JLPT N5 vocabulary item, with definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and links to broader JLPT study materials.
Tool to create custom printable double-sided kanji flashcards from a catalog of almost 2,000 characters, organized by lesson, personal sets, or JLPT levels. For learners of all levels studying kanji.
A realistic method for learning kanji without burning out: learn them in words not isolation, use radicals and spaced repetition, and how many you actually need to read Japanese.
Migaku is a browser extension and app that helps learners study Japanese by creating flashcards from Netflix, YouTube, anime, manga, and other media, with tools for word lookup, pronunciation, and spaced repetition.
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