Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the Japanese grammar point 恐らく (osoraku), meaning perhaps or probably, with seven annotated example sentences and romaji readings for JLPT N2 learners.
Learn the Japanese vocabulary word 晩ご飯 (bangohan), meaning dinner or evening meal, with kanji breakdown, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and related vocabulary for JLPT N5 preparation.
Thirty N5-level graded reading passages with consistent vocabulary control, word-by-word definitions and English translations. Designed for beginning learners preparing for JLPT N5.
A detailed guide explaining the distinction between は and が particles for English speakers learning Japanese, covering when to use each particle with rules, examples, and comparisons.
Detailed study page for the kanji 分 (bun, wakeru) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N5 learners.
Bunpro grammar lesson on と共に (together with, at the same time as), an N3 grammar pattern.
Guide to two Japanese grammar patterns for expressing a lack of change: まま (remaining in a state) and っぱなし (leaving something undone or in its state).
Guide to Japanese national holidays, festivals, and seasonal customs with explanations of 16 official holidays, monthly festival calendar, and useful phrases for learners and travelers.
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Guide explaining how to form adverbs from adjectives in Japanese and how to use common sentence-ending particles like ね and よ. Covers word-order flexibility and includes examples for beginner learners.
Lesson comparing sorenara and sonobaaiwa, two expressions meaning "in that case." Explains differences in formality, possibility, and usage with example dialogues for intermediate learners.
A guide explaining five essential Japanese particles (wa, ga, wo, ni, de) with example sentences showing how each one functions in context and how to choose between them.
An app for learning Japanese, Chinese, and Korean through reading comics, listening to podcasts, and watching videos with interactive word lookup and spaced-repetition review integrated into the learning process.
Free JLPT N4 study guide with 116 grammar points, 581 vocabulary words, and 181 kanji, plus past-paper tests, graded reading passages, listening exercises, and Anki-style flashcards for intermediate learners.
Scarica Midori (Japanese Dictionary) di Sukolsak Sakshuwong dall’App Store. Visualizza screenshot, valutazioni e recensioni, suggerimenti degli utenti e altre…
よい・いい The adjective meaning "good," as we know, is いい. …
Open source tool for extracting and studying Japanese text from games and visual novels through OCR, popup dictionaries, and automatic flashcard creation with Anki integration.
Blog article exploring how learning Japanese provides insight into Japanese cultural values, social norms, and ways of thinking.
Directory of iOS applications for Japanese learners, organized by skill (listening, grammar, vocabulary, kanji) with descriptions and proficiency levels for each app.
Lesson on the J-pop song "Spring Thief" by Yorushika with lyrics in Japanese and English, vocabulary notes, cultural context, and audio files.
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