Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N1 word 新婚 (shinkon), meaning newly-wed or newly married, with related kanji, similar words, and five example sentences with furigana and English translations.
A beginner-level Japanese news story about Hikone Castle with furigana, native audio, and English translation. Part of Shinobi's collection of graded reading materials for learners.
Study page for the JLPT N5 vocabulary word hayai (early, fast) with definitions, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and related grammar and kanji.
Bilingual Japanese news articles organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with marked vocabulary, furigana, and sentence-by-sentence translations for reading practice across all proficiency levels.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle yo (よ), explaining its use as a sentence-ending particle and interjection with multiple example sentences and usage categories.
Guide to Japanese numbers and counters, explaining native and sino-Japanese counting systems and how to use counters like 本, 冊, and 個 to count different types of objects.
Flashcards app supporting 118+ languages including Japanese, with customizable cards, spaced repetition, audio playback, and offline study modes for vocabulary building across all proficiency levels.
Guide to three Japanese websites about yokai folklore creatures, with instructions for intermediate readers to explore dictionaries, museums, and academic databases about supernatural beings in Japanese culture.
Ten short Japanese stories with furigana, English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar notes and comprehension questions for JLPT N4 level.
Guide to third-person pronouns in Japanese, covering basic pronouns like 彼 and 彼女, demonstrative pronouns, plural forms, and how pronouns interact with particles. Suited for beginner to intermediate learners.
Seven volumes of Japanese history and culture readers for intermediate learners, with full furigana, native audio at multiple speeds, vocabulary notes, kanji study, exercises, and access to an interactive learning app.
A lesson on the N5 grammar point だろう (darou) covering its meanings of probability and speculation, with multiple example sentences, translations, and a vocabulary list for JLPT N5 test preparation.
A translated short story by Kenji Miyazawa, a major figure in modern Japanese literature. Offers intermediate readers exposure to imaginative fiction and English translation of Japanese literary work.
Bunpro lesson on u-verbs (godan verbs), explaining their structure, conjugation patterns, and how they differ from ru-verbs, with example sentences and related grammar resources for JLPT N5 beginners.
Guide to eleven essential Japanese particles for beginners, with explanations of how each particle marks grammatical relationships and sample sentences demonstrating their use.
A collection of 83 Japanese idioms organized by theme, with hiragana, translations, and explanations of their cultural meanings.
Guide to Japanese counter words explaining why different counters are used for different object types, with pronunciation changes based on numbers and common examples.
An N3 vocabulary guide covering nutrition and diet terms, including health concepts, nutrients, food components, and dietary practices with example sentences and cultural context about Japanese food culture.
Guide to extracting and mining Japanese text from visual novels using Textractor and Yomitan, with instructions for Windows and Linux setups.
Guide to using この・その・あの・どの before nouns to express "this," "that," and "which" in Japanese, with distance nuances, example sentences, and practice questions for JLPT N5 learners.
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