We tried loads of websites, online tools and ideas for Japanese learners - here are the ones that made us think ‘e! Kore’ (this is great!)
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Here are some useful apps for those who study Japanese.
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Here are the sites, tools, and ideas for learning Japanese that I thought was 'Kore e-na' (This is good).
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RomajiDesu
This is a site that uses Jim Breen’s Japanese Dictionary and his Kanji Dictionary to create an online dictionary site that also lets you convert romaji into hiragana and katakana.
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e! Kore
Introducing IDEA, a tool that helps you do what you want to do.
- I’m interested in Japanese onomatopoeia. I’d like to hear some audio too.
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Please take a look at our article, 'Niko niko' or 'Niya niya'?, where we have gathered together several sites related to Japanese onomatopoeia. These include short skits performed by voice actors to introduce onomatopoeic vocabulary, and dictionaries for finding out their meanings and how to use them.
Learn Japanese with online courses
JF Japanese e-Learning Minato
JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is a Japanese language learning platform provided by the Japan Foundation. Minato means “port”. Here at Minato, a place to learn and meet other like-minded people, we invite you to expand your understanding and knowledge of Japan, Japanese people, and the Japanese language.