Pages for learning Japanese about textbooks, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Da is casual. Desu is formal.
Bunpro grammar lesson on それ (that), a demonstrative pronoun used for things near the listener or previously mentioned.
Explains how Japanese writing systems work, covering vertical (tategaki) and horizontal (yokogaki) writing directions with historical context. Suited for beginners learning about Japanese reading conventions.
A study blog post sharing personal insights from two decades of Japanese learning, covering motivation, study methods, going beyond comfort zones, and balancing quality with quantity in language acquisition.
Explains the three types of Japanese verbs (godan, ichidan, and irregular) and how they conjugate differently, with examples and tables showing conjugation patterns across vowel sounds.
Bunpro's grammar lesson on the の particle covers its use to indicate possession and relationships between nouns, with detailed explanations, example sentences, and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to vocabulary acquisition and retention strategies for Japanese learners of all levels, covering flashcard systems, spaced repetition, extensive reading, and production-based learning methods.
Interculture Language Academy in Kobe offers full-time and part-time Japanese courses from beginner to advanced levels, with electives in JLPT preparation, business Japanese, and higher education entrance exam practice.
A guide to learning Japanese through manga, offering study tips for all levels and recommending titles from beginners to advanced learners. It covers authentic vocabulary, kanji with furigana, and character dialects.
Yotsuba&! is one of the most popular manga series among beginner Japanese learners.
Web application and open-source tool for learning to read and write kanji, featuring hand-written animations, radical analysis, mnemonic hints, and searchable example words with audio for students of all levels.
Curated list of 16 recommended Anki decks for learning Japanese, with reviews and download information for beginners through advanced learners.
You open your textbook, read the grammar rule, highlight it, maybe write it down. Then you try to use it — and no
Product listing page for Minna no Nihongo Shokyu textbooks and supplementary materials published by 3A Corporation, including grammar guides, kanji workbooks, and audio resources for beginner Japanese learners.
Guide to using manga as a learning tool for Japanese beginners, covering contextual vocabulary, realistic dialogue, and cultural exposure through popular manga titles.
GenkiJACS operates accredited Japanese language schools in Fukuoka, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagoya offering intensive courses from beginner to advanced levels with small class sizes and qualified teachers.
Japanese calligraphy classes in Tokyo and online taught by a master artist. Beginners learn brush techniques, stroke fundamentals, and write their names in kanji with guidance in English.
Article explaining the Japanese parallel markers と, や, か, and とか used to list multiple nouns and express "and" or "or." Covers when to use each marker with examples and translations for beginner learners.
Directory of Japanese language schools across Japan with filtering by location and intensity. Helps learners find in-person language courses and programs.
Comparison guide to two popular Japanese textbooks, Genki and Minna No Nihongo, covering their content, pricing, pros and cons to help beginners choose which suits their learning style and needs.
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