Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern かどうか (whether or not) with meaning, usage notes, and nine annotated example sentences with hints, romaji, and English translations.
Grammar lesson on かたわら, a formal expression used to indicate secondary roles, occupations, or pursuits that someone maintains alongside their primary job or activity.
Guide to Japanese onomatopoeia explaining giongo (sound imitation) and gitaigo (state and manner words), with examples and patterns to recognize them in reading and speech.
Detailed explanation of the agent marker に particle used with stative-transitive verbs in Japanese, covering verbs like 分かる, 聞こえる, 見える, 出来る, and 要る. For intermediate learners studying Japanese grammar.
Explains the N5 grammar pattern があります and がある used to express existence or possession of non-living things, with example sentences, vocabulary, and related grammar links for JLPT preparation.
LingoDeer is a language learning app offering structured courses in Japanese and 19 other languages through short interactive lessons, grammar tips, audio from native speakers, and writing practice for kanji and kana.
Interactive exercises for practicing katakana writing, including a character chart, converting English words to katakana, and explanation of the patterns used in katakana transcription of foreign words.
Guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining how it marks the grammatical subject of a sentence, emphasizes that subject, and excludes other possible subjects.
Guide to learning Japanese in India that covers career opportunities, education prospects in Japan, and cultural benefits for prospective learners considering language study.
A guide to Japanese Anki decks that contain over 8800 flashcards with audio, IPA notation, images and furigana, organized by proficiency levels from A1 to B2 for vocabulary study and pronunciation practice.
Study page for the JLPT N3 vocabulary word 開始 (kaishi), meaning start or beginning, with definitions, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and links to JLPT N3 grammar and kanji.
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Guide to gikun, a typographic technique where furigana shows a non-standard reading of kanji to create wordplay and double meanings common in manga and light novels.
Vocabulary and phrases for using public transport in Japan, covering train types, ticket terms, station instructions, and how to buy tickets. Suitable for travelers and beginners preparing to navigate railways.
Every time you build a Japanese sentence, particles are doing the heavy lifting. They identify who does what, the place,
A curated list of 174 essential Japanese words and phrases organized by everyday situations such as greetings, travel, dining, and shopping, with native audio pronunciation for each entry.
An intermediate Japanese reading passage about preparing for a typhoon in Japan, with comprehension questions, vocabulary lists, and useful expressions for JLPT N4, N3 level learners.
Interactive reading practice platform with 100+ articles graded for JLPT N5 through N1 levels.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle de explaining its two main uses: marking the means by which an action is completed and marking the location where an action takes place.
A collection of 98 free interactive articles at JLPT N5 level covering daily life, travel, and culture, each with furigana, audio, and instant word translation for beginner learners.
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