Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A vocabulary lesson for the word shukudai (homework) at JLPT N5 level, with definitions, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and related kanji.
Study guide for the kanji 的 (teki) at JLPT N3 level, covering meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences with translations and furigana.
Vocabulary and phrases for describing daily routines in Japanese, organized by time of day with tables of common activities, example sentences using the te-form, and a note on bukatsu club activities.
Lesson on the Japanese adverb きっと (kitto) meaning surely or most likely, with nine example sentences, romaji readings, English translations, and downloadable flashcards for JLPT N4 preparation.
Eleven illustrated Japanese stories at JLPT N3 level, ranging from 800 to 1,000 characters with full English translations on every page.
Practical Japanese phrases for travelers covering food, shopping, directions, and etiquette with romaji, real-life usage notes, and cultural context for visitors to Japan.
Over 70 words and phrases for asking for directions in Japanese, organized by topic with example dialogues, audio pronunciations, and cultural context for travelers.
A vocabulary guide for JLPT N3 learners covering construction and building terminology, including general terms, roles, materials, tools, and cultural notes about Japanese construction practices.
Detailed explanation of the Japanese particles は and が, clarifying that は marks the topic and が identifies the unknown, not the subject. For learners struggling with these fundamental particles.
Detailed explanation of the は and が particles at JLPT N5 level, covering the information-flow model, forced patterns, and discrimination drills. Serves beginner learners struggling with this core grammar distinction.
Explains the history and methods of Japanese kanji simplification since World War II, comparing old and new character forms with examples and discussing modern usage in names and printing standards.
Guide to Japanese grammar particles and expressions used to indicate amounts and limitations, with examples of だけ, のみ, しか, and ばかり for learners at all levels.
Lesson breaking down famous lines from Natsume Souseki's classical novel I am a Cat with word-by-word translations, grammar notes, and vocabulary explanations for intermediate readers.
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.
An introduction to classical Japanese grammar and reading for learners. Explains what kobun is, why it matters, and provides practical strategies for reading classical texts with example sentences.
Introductory overview of Japanese language foundations covering pronunciation, pitch accent, grammar structure, dialects, and writing systems. Designed for learners beginning Japanese studies.
Vocabulary guide for restaurant management at JLPT N3 level covering staff roles, dining areas, service operations, key phrases, and cultural practices like omotenashi for learners interested in Japanese hospitality and.
Detailed guide to the copula だ, explaining how it marks nouns and な-adjectives as present tense and positive, with patterns of use in sentences and nuances in different contexts.
Wiktionary entry for hiragana with etymology, pronunciation guidance including pitch accent patterns, and related writing systems. Suitable for learners starting Japanese.
A guide to 30 ways to say goodbye in Japanese, organized by formality level (casual, formal, business) with hiragana, romaji, and English translations. Covers context and body language for appropriate usage.
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