Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed study page for the kanji 関 (kan) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N3 preparation.
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.
Guide to essential Japanese greetings and daily expressions covering time-based greetings, meeting and parting, home rituals, and apologies. Includes cultural context and formality levels for learners at all stages.
Guide to Japanese vocabulary and phrases for giving and understanding directions, with essential words for travel, sentence patterns using te-kudasai, and practical expressions for navigating Japan.
Guide to the Japanese particle が, explaining how it marks the grammatical subject of a sentence, emphasizes that subject, and excludes other possible subjects.
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.
Guide to ichidan verb conjugation covering basic forms, polite speech with ～ます, past and negative forms, and verb bases. Suitable for beginners learning Japanese verb classes.
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A vocabulary guide for marketing and sales terminology at JLPT N3 level, organized by topic with kanji, romaji, English translations, key phrases, cultural notes on Japanese business practices, and practice tips.
Flashcard deck covering all 113 kanji required for JLPT N5, with example sentences and English translations for each character. Learners study using spaced repetition or print as PDF.
A lesson on the classic 1961 song Sukiyaki by Sakamoto Kyuu with furigana, line-by-line vocabulary breakdowns, English translations, audio recordings, and a video lesson for learners developing listening and vocabulary.
HelloTalk is a language exchange platform connecting learners with native Japanese speakers for conversation practice through voice rooms, live streaming, messaging, and community posts.
Guide explaining the は and が particles in Japanese grammar, clarifying how they differ from English subject markers and function as topic and identifier particles respectively.
Guide to Japanese adjectives covering i-adjectives, na-adjectives, no-adjectives, relative clauses, and how adjectives modify nouns in Japanese sentences. Suitable for learners starting to understand Japanese grammar.
Bunpro page explaining どこ (where), a question word for asking about locations. Includes grammar structure, related words, example sentences, and links to external resources for JLPT N5 learners.
FluentU blog post collecting guides and tips for learning Japanese at various stages, from beginner foundations to fluency development, covering kanji, speaking, listening and study strategies.
Guide offering 15 tips for practicing Japanese conversation, including strategies for finding conversation partners through online platforms, travel immersion, and local language communities.
Line-by-line breakdown of LiSA's "Gurenge" from Demon Slayer with Japanese lyrics, furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and audio recordings for learners who want to study through popular music.
Study abroad service that matches international students with Japanese language schools in Japan, provides visa application support, and offers guidance on living and studying in Japan.
Guide for foreign families helping children overcome Japanese language barriers in Japanese public schools, covering government support programs, in-school instruction, and practical strategies for parents.
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