Pages for learning Japanese about textbooks, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Bunpro explains よ, a sentence-ending particle used to convey new information or add emphasis. The page covers structure, examples, related particles, and includes example sentences and community discussions.
Online Japanese language school offering structured private 1-on-1 lessons for beginners through pre-intermediate level, with flexible study plans ranging from 3 to 6 months and optional certificates of completion.
Curated roundups of Japanese learning resources including textbooks, grammar guides, podcasts, graded readers, and ebooks for beginners and intermediate learners.
Kanshudo displays recently added Japanese grammar explanations with example sentences and JLPT level information.
A curated guide to 12 Japanese learning books covering grammar, kanji, vocabulary, and listening for beginners and intermediate learners seeking structured self-study resources and JLPT preparation.
A blog article examining whether watching anime alone is an effective way to learn Japanese, explaining why formal classes are recommended and how anime can supplement structured study.
Bunpro's detailed explanation of the particle も, which means 'too', 'also', 'even', or 'neither' depending on context. Includes structure, examples, related grammar points, and community discussion for JLPT N5 learners.
A blog post offering thirteen tips for learning Japanese from scratch, covering pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, goal-setting, cultural immersion, and practice methods for self-taught learners.
Explains the particle か used to indicate alternatives or choices, as in 'tea or coffee', with example sentences and comparisons to similar grammar points like それとも and あるいは.
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the differences between the Japanese location particles に (ni) and で (de), with examples of when each is used correctly.
Detailed explanation of the particle combination では (de wa) and related abbreviation じゃ (ja), covering their functions and usage patterns with numerous examples.
Research data on average Japanese sentence length and kanji density in Wikipedia and Tatoeba corpora, showing that typical sentences contain 18 characters with about 5 kanji.
A list of all the resources we recommend most for learning Japanese
Free iOS app from the Japan Foundation for learning kanji through memory hint illustrations, animations, audio and example sentences, with games to test retention. For beginner Japanese learners.
Explains the Japanese word genki (元気), covering its meanings as lively or healthy, grammatical uses as a na-adjective, common phrases, and anime character personality types.
Study materials based on the Minna no Nihongo textbook, covering vocabulary, grammar, and listening practice for lessons 1-50. Suited for beginner and early intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N5 and N4.
LINE account for Ask Publishing that promotes Japanese language textbooks and study materials for learners at beginner through advanced levels, including JLPT preparation books and listening comprehension series.
A curated list of over 20 free resources and online courses for learning Japanese, including Duolingo, JapanesePod101, NHK Easy Japanese, and grammar guides, with descriptions of what each resource offers and who it.
Online Japanese pitch accent dictionary for learners and teachers with word search, text analysis, and audio guidance integrated with major Japanese textbooks.
Jumping into reading native material can be quite intimidating at first, especially with the huge amount of vocab required and a complicated writing system like kanji.
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