Pages for learning Japanese about spaced repetition, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the JLPT N3 grammar point あまりにも (amari ni mo), meaning too much or excessively, with eight example sentences and related study materials for test preparation.
A beginner's guide to self-studying Japanese that covers learning methods, time expectations for reaching different proficiency levels, and recommendations for apps, courses, podcasts, and YouTube channels.
Complete introduction to kanji for beginners from a JLPT N1 teacher, covering why Japanese uses kanji, how radicals work, learning strategies using spaced repetition, and JLPT requirements from N5 to N1.
A collection of over 2000 free printable flashcards for Japanese vocabulary organized by topic, available in hiragana, katakana, and kanji with optional audio.
A review of Lingopie, a streaming platform for learning Japanese through watching authentic TV shows and movies with interactive subtitles and vocabulary tracking features.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources including browser extensions, apps, books, and games to help learners of all levels study Japanese.
A 20-volume collection of Japanese folktales and trickster stories with full furigana, native audio, English translations, and Anki decks for upper-beginner learners.
Free interactive trainer for learning hiragana and katakana with animated stroke order, memory mnemonics, native audio, and spaced-recall quizzes. Requires no login and teaches all 208 kana characters progressively.
Article explaining techniques and resources for memorizing kanji, including Kanji Kentei textbooks, apps like Kanji Study and Anki, dictionary tools, and mnemonic methods for learners of all levels.
Guide to 20 essential four-character Japanese idioms with kanji breakdown, meanings, usage examples, and cultural context.
iOS app for reading native Japanese texts with one-tap word lookups, automatic furigana, and flashcard creation.
Detailed study page for the kanji 心 (heart) showing stroke order, on and kun readings, example words, and frequency data for JLPT N4 learners.
Comparison of Migaku with four alternative Japanese reading tools including Yomichan, Language Reactor, LingQ and Yomimaru, covering setup requirements, features, and which learners each suits best.
This iphone camera app turns the words you circle on paper into collectible flashcards instantly. Snap a menu, book, sign, article, or worksheet to look up selected vocabulary, see definitions, hear pronunciation, and save it for review..... more
Setup guide for Yomitan, a browser extension that displays Japanese word definitions and readings on web pages. Covers dictionary installation, basic usage, frequency lists, local audio, and integration with Anki.
Defines the JLPT N1 vocabulary word とんだ (tonda) with meanings, part of speech, and three example sentences with furigana and English translations.
A learning platform offering grammar lessons, reading practice with stories and translations, vocabulary study, and interactive quizzes for learners at all levels, with both free and paid plans.
Ranked guide to nine websites and apps for learning Japanese, tested for speaking practice, curriculum depth, and retention tools.
Reference guide introducing 50 essential beginner kanji with meanings, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, radical recognition, and stroke order for learners starting Japanese.
A collection of free study resources including kanji radical charts, hiragana and katakana guides, vocabulary lists, and recommendations for learning tools and apps.
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