Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Article explaining that Japanese does not have subjects in the English sense, and clarifying the difference between the particles は and が through examples and dialogue.
Detailed study page for the JLPT N5 kanji 間, covering meanings, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, stroke order, common vocabulary, and example sentences with translations.
Detailed lesson on the kanji 今 (ima, now) for JLPT N5 learners, including onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences with translations.
Bunpro grammar lesson on でしょう, covering its use to express conjecture or seek confirmation in polite speech.
A mobile app for learning Japanese with vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and sentences supported by native audio, images, mnemonics, and an SRS system.
Reference guide covering all 30 core JLPT N5 grammar patterns with example sentences, tables, and detailed explanations of te-form constructions, adjective conjugation, and common errors for test preparation.
Introductory overview of Japanese language foundations covering pronunciation, pitch accent, grammar structure, dialects, and writing systems. Designed for learners beginning Japanese studies.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure for English speakers covering word order, particles, topics, and predicate placement with worked examples and beginner sentences.
Guide to finding Japanese language exchange partners online through platforms like Conversation Exchange, HelloTalk, and italki, with advice on conducting speaking practice remotely.
Complete beginner guide to Japanese particles with explanations, usage rules, and example sentences for the eight most essential particles including wa, ga, wo, ni, de, no, to, and ka.
Free JLPT N3 reading practice quizzes in the short passage format of the official test, including notices, memos, emails and essays with native Japanese audio, English translations, and vocabulary and grammar lists.
Guide to the four Japanese conditional structures (to, ba, tara, nara) covering grammatical formation, nuances, restrictions, and comparisons. Designed for intermediate learners studying grammar distinctions.
Over 70 words and phrases for asking for directions in Japanese, organized by topic with example dialogues, audio pronunciations, and cultural context for travelers.
An article about the naginata martial art written at N4 level Japanese with English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions for learners.
Grammar guide to nai ない, the negative auxiliary adjective in Japanese. Covers basic negation, multiple translations, past tense nakatta, question forms, and colloquial variants, with examples from anime.
Blog analyzing Haruki Murakami's writing, covering grammar concepts like transitive and intransitive verbs through close reading of his texts, with a podcast and newsletter for intermediate learners.
Based on the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary
Guide to using manga as a learning tool for Japanese beginners, covering contextual vocabulary, realistic dialogue, and cultural exposure through popular manga titles.
Guide to requesting the bill at Japanese restaurants with pronunciation instructions, variations for formal and casual settings, and dining etiquette tips for travelers.
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