Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the Japanese grammar point なかなか (nakanaka) at JLPT N3 level, covering its meanings and two main usage patterns with eight example sentences and English translations.
Explains the Japanese grammar point さすが (sasuga) with multiple meanings, usage notes, and eight example sentences with romaji and English translations. Designed for JLPT N4 learners.
Guide to Japanese cultural concepts including collectivism, hierarchy, respect, and social etiquette. Designed for learners and foreigners preparing to live in or engage with Japan.
Grammar guide and study resource focused on JLPT N3 level patterns with explanations of intermediate grammar forms like mama, gimi, ppoi, and gachi for learners preparing for the proficiency test.
Searchable database of 4,256 JLPT vocabulary words from N1 to N5 with meanings, readings, and example usage. Learners can filter by level, mark words as learned, and take four-choice practice quizzes.
Guide to ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, covering its Buddhist origins, three major schools, and Zen principles like ma and asymmetry. Designed for learners interested in Japanese culture and aesthetics.
Explanation of Japanese location demonstratives ここ, そこ, and あそこ, showing how they distinguish based on proximity to the speaker and listener. Suitable for beginner grammar students.
A guide to 18 Japanese phrases with cultural significance, from everyday expressions like itadakimasu to philosophical sayings like ichigo ichie, explaining their meanings and how learners can use them.
Ten famous Eren Yeager lines from Attack on Titan in Japanese with romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar explanations.
Guide to classic Japanese children's picture books, bilingual editions that exist, and where to buy or borrow them in the US, Australia, UK and Singapore.
A monthly Japanese reading group for learners that meets online to read and discuss short texts from Japanese literature, blogs, and contemporary writing.
Blog offering English translations of Japanese ghost stories, yokai tales, and supernatural folklore with scholarly annotations. Serves learners interested in Japanese culture and classical narratives.
Guide to ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, covering its meaning, 560-year history, the three major schools, five main styles, foundational rules, and instructions for creating a first arrangement.
Lesson on the particle も covering its uses for expressing both/neither constructions, emphasizing quantity or lack thereof, and related grammar patterns with examples and explanations.
Directory of iOS applications for Japanese learners, organized by skill (listening, grammar, vocabulary, kanji) with descriptions and proficiency levels for each app.
A graded news story about a school torch relay in Aichi before the Asian Games, written for beginners with furigana, English translation, and native audio.
Guide to Japanese dining etiquette and table manners covering posture, chopstick use, proper ways to eat various dishes, and customs like saying itadakimasu and gochisousama. Useful for travelers and learners.
Detailed grammar lesson on ようにする (you ni suru), covering its meanings, usage patterns, and example sentences with vocabulary lists. For JLPT N4 learners.
An essay exploring ma (間), the Japanese aesthetic concept of meaningful emptiness and pause in space and time, written for learners interested in Japanese aesthetics and calligraphy practice.
A blog offering Japanese learning guides, study hacks, and curated resource lists for learners at all levels, from beginners wanting travel phrases to advanced readers of novels.
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