Pages for learning Japanese about textbooks, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed explanation of the Japanese particle で, covering its use to mark locations where actions occur and the means by which actions are performed.
Study resource with over 800 N5-level vocabulary words including kanji, furigana, romaji, English meanings, example sentences, and audio for beginner Japanese learners preparing for the JLPT.
Guide to Japanese conversation practice techniques including shadow speaking, conversational fillers, and self-talk methods, with strategies for finding language exchange partners and overcoming speaking obstacles.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources including apps for travel, phrase guides, kanji drills, and language learning platforms, selected for learners at various stages.
Platform that trains Japanese speaking and writing through -graded sentences with voice input, spaced repetition, and games. Offers free N5 content and paid courses up to N1.
A curated list of textbooks and grammar books for learning Japanese from beginner to advanced levels, with summaries of popular titles like Genki and Japanese from Zero, their features, and recommended uses.
A review of the Dictionary of Japanese Grammar series by The Japan Times, covering basic, intermediate, and advanced levels.
A curated list of 35 Japanese learning apps with descriptions and reviews, covering tools for vocabulary, grammar, listening, and conversation practice for learners at all levels.
A curated list of twelve YouTube channels for learning Japanese at various levels, with descriptions of each channel's focus, teaching style, and content areas such as grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and JLPT preparation.
Online platform offering Japanese reading practice with furigana and romaji support, including free graded stories, textbook excerpts from Minna no Nihongo, and JLPT-level passages from N5 to N1 with audio and English.
Blog post offering Japanese study strategies tailored for visual learners, including techniques for note-taking, using pictures and diagrams, organizing study materials, and recommended resources like YouTube channels.
Guide to using Japanese language skills for career advancement, focusing on keigo mastery, workplace communication, and professional networking for foreign professionals in Japanese companies.
Guide to writing professional Japanese business emails with essential phrases, structure, and common mistakes. Designed for foreign professionals working in Japan who need formal written communication skills.
Online learning platform with lessons, flashcards, games and dictionaries for studying Japanese kanji, vocabulary and grammar at all levels, tracking progress and offering personalized study recommendations.
Curated index of Japanese learning resources organized by skill level and type, including textbooks, apps, websites, and community platforms from beginner to advanced.
Lesson on the possessive particle の and how it omits previously mentioned nouns to avoid repetition in Japanese. Covers structure, examples, related grammar points, and vocabulary for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to starting manga reading in Japanese for beginners with N5 grammar, explaining furigana, kanji coverage in dialogue, and strategies for choosing accessible series.
Study guide for JLPT N5 with full-length mock tests, kanji and grammar lists, vocabulary drills, and practice quizzes for beginners preparing for the beginner-level Japanese proficiency exam.
Guide to practical Japanese communication for expats and business professionals, covering cultural concepts like kuuki wo yomu, honne and tatemae, and nemawashi that govern workplace interactions in Japan.
Curated list of Japanese learning resources organized by category and level, from beginner guides and textbooks like Genki and Tobira through courses, kanji, vocabulary tools, and practice apps for all proficiency.
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