A directory of Japanese schools, learning apps, and study materials for children, with fee information and comparisons of teaching tools and textbooks.
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CategoriesVocabulary 6Reading practice 6For children 5Grammar 5Kanji and kana 2Courses, textbooks and schools 2Resource lists and engines 1Culture and society 1
TopicsFor children 10Translation 6Free 6Tutors and teachers 5Conversation 5Anime 5Hiragana 4Workbooks and worksheets 3Casual speech 3Apps 3Te-form 2Sentence patterns 2
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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.
Guide to free and paid Japanese worksheets for children, sorted by whether they suit native speakers or beginners, with recommendations for specific sources and a ten-minute practice routine.
Ten famous Hunter x Hunter lines presented in Japanese with romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar explanations.
Ten famous Kakashi Hatake quotes from Naruto with Japanese text, romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar analysis.
Ten lines from Demon Slayer's Giyu Tomioka in Japanese with romaji, English translations, and grammar analysis.
Ten Toji Fushiguro quotes from Jujutsu Kaisen with original Japanese, romaji, English translation, and grammar explanations, including notes on which lines are usable in real conversation versus only appropriate for.
Ten famous Eren Yeager lines from Attack on Titan in Japanese with romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar explanations.
A directory of Japanese schools, learning apps, and study materials for children, with fee information and comparisons of teaching tools and textbooks.
Guide for parents teaching Japanese to children aged 3-12, with a printable list of fifty essential words organized by communicative use, advice on hiragana introduction, and evaluation of free resources by age group.
Guide to maintaining Japanese language skills in children growing up outside Japan, comparing five methods and introducing an online school connecting children abroad with same-age peers in Japan.
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