Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A personal account of learning 2,273 kanji in six months using mnemonic-based methods, Heisig's Remembering the Kanji, and spaced repetition software. For beginner learners considering whether to prioritize kanji study.
A curated collection of 27 hiragana charts in various styles, including standard layouts, mnemonic-based charts, stroke order guides, and practice sheets suitable for beginners starting to learn Japanese.
Reference table of all 214 traditional kanji radicals with their meanings, readings, positions within characters, and stroke numbers.
KanjiWend is a Japanese kanji tracing practice app: follow stroke order and review meanings and readings. The official overview compares iPhone/iPad and Android editions, with store links and platform-specific purchase and privacy information.
Interactive hiragana and katakana chart with stroke-order animations, audio, and a quiz.
Detailed study page for the kanji 学 (gaku, manabu) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N5 learners.
Detailed study page for the kanji 金 (gold, money) at JLPT N5 level, including stroke order, onyomi and kunyomi readings, common vocabulary words, and example sentences with translations and romaji.
Detailed guide to the kanji 夜 (yoru, night) covering meaning, stroke order, pronunciations, compounds, and cultural context like tsukimi and yozakura. Suitable for beginners learning kanji.
Wikipedia article explaining hiragana, one of the Japanese syllabaries, with tables showing all characters, pronunciation, historical development, and usage rules.
Guide to identifying kanji radicals and using them to look up characters in dictionaries.
Hiragana is Japan's basic 46-character phonetic script, used for native words and grammar. Learn what it is, how it works, and how to read it.
Guide to learning kanji through vocabulary and stroke order, explaining kun-yomi and on-yomi readings with examples of common characters and words. Designed for beginners starting to learn written Japanese.
Practice exercises for Japanese adjective conjugations and usage in sentences, with vocabulary lists and kanji stroke order references for beginners.
App for learning to write hiragana, katakana, and kanji with animated stroke order guides and hand-writing practice on touch screens. Covers JLPT N5 to N3 levels.
A collection of kanji teaching ideas for classroom use, including downloadable practice booklets, worksheets, and interactive games designed for Japanese language learners from beginner to advanced levels.
A curated guide from the University of Kansas Libraries offering websites, apps, and dictionaries for studying classical Japanese literature and language, including grammar resources, online dictionaries, texts, and.
Guide to learning hiragana with downloadable charts, stroke order, practice sheets, and reading exercises for beginners.
Wikipedia article explaining katakana as a Japanese syllabary, its structure, history, usage for foreign words and emphasis, and relationship to other components of the Japanese writing system.
Mobile app for practicing kanji writing and stroke order with customizable drilling methods and support for various textbook series.
A browser extension that provides instant dictionary lookups with readings, meanings, pitch accent diagrams and kanji stroke order animations when hovering over Japanese text on any webpage.
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