Pages for learning Japanese about translation, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A detailed lesson on the JLPT N5 kanji 中 (chuu, naka) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences with English translations.
Study page for the kanji 回 at JLPT N3 level, covering meanings, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences with English translations.
Article explaining the particles は and が, clarifying that は indicates the topic while が identifies the unknown, challenging the traditional subject-particle framework.
A six-book bundle of Japanese folklore readers with full furigana, English translations, audio recordings, and Anki flashcards, designed for upper-beginner to intermediate learners at N4 level.
A vocabulary lesson for JLPT N3 learners on the word 悪口 (waruguchi), meaning bad-mouthing or slander, with definitions, related kanji, similar words, and example sentences with readings and translations.
Directory of iOS apps for learning Japanese, organized by skill (listening, reading, grammar, vocabulary, kanji) with descriptions and proficiency levels for each app.
Complete guide to Japanese particles with explanations of each particle's functions, side-by-side comparison charts for confusing pairs like は/が and に/で, example sentences, and common learner mistakes.
About page for Maggie Sensei, a site offering grammar, vocabulary, and colloquial expression lessons for learners from beginner to advanced levels, emphasizing real conversational Japanese through example sentences.
Guide explaining how to determine the radical of a kanji character for dictionary lookup purposes.
Japanese-Chinese and Chinese-Japanese dictionary app that searches multiple dictionaries at once and provides translations for basic vocabulary, technical terms, proper names, and regional variations in pronunciation.
How good is Pimsleur language learning method & does this approach work? Is it worth the price?
Guide to learning Japanese through manga for beginners, covering common phrases, vocabulary, kanji recognition, and recommended starter series. Includes strategies for using manga as a learning tool.
A guide to Japanese concepts, aesthetics, philosophy, and cultural practices including wabi-sabi, ikigai, kintsugi, and keigo. Offers learners insight into the mindset and values underlying Japanese language and society.
A detailed lesson on the citation particle と, covering direct and indirect quotations, grammatical restrictions on speech register and aspect, and tense agreement in Japanese dependent clauses.
Curated list of 41 Japanese books for learners from JLPT N5 to N1, covering graded readers, contemporary novels, and advanced literature, with guidance on furigana, difficulty level, and where to find each title.
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.
Guide to the Japanese particle を, explaining how it marks direct objects and its use with transitive verbs, movement verbs, and special sentence structures. Suitable for beginner learners.
Guide to the Japanese slang word yabai, covering its meanings as dangerous or bad, its use as an emphatic expression, and its modern extension to mean extreme or amazing.
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.
Guide to fifteen ways to say 'how are you' in Japanese, with explanations of formality levels, meanings, and contexts. Covers polite honorific speech and casual variations for beginners learning conversational Japanese.
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