Pages for learning Japanese about textbooks, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Bunpro page explaining どこ (where), a question word for asking about locations. Includes grammar structure, related words, example sentences, and links to external resources for JLPT N5 learners.
Curated index of Japanese learning resources organized by skill level and type, including textbooks, apps, websites, and community platforms from beginner to advanced.
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.
You need Internet while traveling Japan. Maps, train times, restaurant reviews—all essentials.
A study guide that outlines the recommended order for JLPT N5 preparation, covering kana mastery, grammar textbooks like Genki, vocabulary building with spaced repetition, and practice tests for beginners.
Guide explaining Japanese Subject-Object-Verb sentence structure and how it differs from English, with particle usage and step-by-step examples for building simple sentences.
Directory and guide to Japanese language schools in Tokyo, including detailed information about programs, curriculum, facilities, and admission contacts at schools like Tokyo JaLS, ISI, and Akamonkai.
Bunpro grammar lesson on でしょう, covering its use to express conjecture or seek confirmation in polite speech.
Comparison guide for two popular Japanese textbooks, examining their teaching approaches, pacing, activities, and learning outcomes to help beginners choose the resource that matches their learning style.
Nihongo Kikusasaizu offers anime-based listening practice for beginner learners, with dictation exercises and comprehension quizzes in English.
Detailed guide to the kanji 夢 (dream) covering its etymology, cultural significance in Japan, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearance across calligraphy styles.
Collection of supplementary materials and answer keys for the Minna no Nihongo Elementary 1 (2nd edition) textbook series, including listening audio, workbooks, and composition exercises for beginner learners.
App for learning Japanese using Minna no Nihongo textbooks and JLPT preparation materials, featuring video lessons, vocabulary and grammar practice, listening exercises, kanji study, and flashcards for beginners through.
A directory of websites and tools for learning Japanese organized by skill level and topic, including resources for culture, society, travel, and conversational Japanese.
-powered JLPT study app for N5 to N3 preparation that uses spaced repetition and pass prediction. Offers vocabulary, grammar, and kanji practice with mock exams and explanations in multiple languages.
Guide to the costs and fees associated with taking the JLPT exam at all levels, including exam fees by location, registration logistics, and budgeting for study materials and preparation.
Curated reading lists from the Japan Foundation Library in Sydney covering Japanese literary awards, JLPT study guides, NHK educational DVDs, beginner textbooks, and Japanese history and culture for learners and.
An article explaining the uses and connotations of the Japanese second-person pronoun あなた, examining when it is neutral, polite, or rude depending on context and social situation.
Guide to Japanese particles with clear explanations of は, が, を, に, で, の, と, も, か, から, まで and へ, showing their functions and common distinctions that confuse learners.
Interactive grammar lesson on the Japanese particles は and も, explaining how は marks topics and も adds emphasis or alternatives. Designed for beginner learners using spaced repetition and example sentences.
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