Vocabulary search tool organized by JLPT level and textbook lesson that shows inflections, example sentences, and kanji. Serves language teachers preparing lessons and learners studying for JLPT.
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TopicsJLPT 17Example sentences 16Verb conjugation 14Textbooks 13JLPT N4 10JLPT N5 6Beginner 6Free 5Stroke order 4Listening practice 4Kanji radicals 3JLPT N3 3
Grammar explanations for JLPT N5, N4, and N3 levels with illustrations and English translations. Covers particle usage, verb forms, and sentence patterns organized by level.
Study material for the kanji character 和 (wa) covering its meanings, readings, stroke order, and example words, with a practice worksheet for JLPT N3 learners and elementary school students.
Study page for the kanji 食 (eat) covering stroke order, meanings, readings, example words, and practice worksheets. Designed for JLPT N5 and Japanese elementary school level.
Study page for the kanji 体 (body) at JLPT N5 level, with stroke order animations, meanings, readings, and example words in compounds such as 体力 and 体育. Includes downloadable practice worksheets.
Vocabulary list for lesson 44 of Minna no Nihongo textbook with furigana, English translations, example sentences, and verb conjugations for learners.
Complete list of 977 JLPT N4 vocabulary words with furigana, romanization, English translations for learners, example sentences, and kanji breakdowns.
Collection of free downloadable teaching materials for beginning Japanese, including PowerPoint slides aligned with Minna no Nihongo textbooks, conjugation tables, and practice worksheets for classroom and homework use.
Vocabulary entry for washoku (Japanese food) with meaning, reading, example sentences, and kanji breakdown. Designed for JLPT N4 learners and students using Minna no Nihongo textbook.
Free downloadable vocabulary sheets and picture cards with illustrations in English, hiragana, kanji, and romaji, aligned with Minna no Nihongo beginner textbooks.
A vocabulary entry for the JLPT N4 word 和服 (wafuku, Japanese clothes) with kanji breakdown, example sentences, audio, and English translations for learners.
Vocabulary entry for 平和 (peace) with example sentences, kanji breakdown, and audio. Aligned with JLPT N4, Minna no Nihongo lesson 42, and Genki lesson 15 for beginner learners.
Vocabulary entry for the word "平和記念資料館" (Peace Memorial Museum) with kanji breakdown, readings, and example usage from Genki textbook lesson 15. For Japanese learners.
Vocabulary entry for 涙 (namida, tear) with English translation, audio, example sentences, kanji information, and JLPT N4 level designation aligned with Minna no Nihongo lesson 44.
Word study page for 洋食 (Western food), a JLPT N4 vocabulary item from Minna no Nihongo lesson 44, with English translations, example sentences, and kanji breakdown for learners.
Collection of free downloadable practice materials for hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Offers printable worksheets for classroom practice and homework suitable for beginner Japanese learners and teachers.
Vocabulary entry for washitsu (Japanese-style room) at JLPT N5 level, with kanji breakdown, example sentences, and audio. Aligned with Minna no Nihongo lesson 22.
A vocabulary page for the word 和風 (Japanese style) at JLPT N4 level, providing readings, definitions for learners, kanji breakdown, and example sentences.
Vocabulary entry for 和菓子屋 (wagashiya, Japanese sweets shop) from Minna no Nihongo lesson 60, with kanji breakdown, furigana, audio, and learner-oriented English translation.
Teaching plans and editable material slides for Minna no Nihongo beginner textbook covering all 50 lessons, with scripts and vocabulary notes for each unit.
Vocabulary search tool organized by JLPT level and textbook lesson that shows inflections, example sentences, and kanji. Serves language teachers preparing lessons and learners studying for JLPT.
Organized lists of kanji for JLPT N5, N4, N3 and elementary school grades with stroke order, readings, and example sentences. Offers free downloadable practice worksheets.
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