Using this site you can study the kanji learned by elementary school students in Japan and textbooks such as "Genki", "Minna no Nihongo" ”Nakama","Yokoso" and "Marugoto." More than simple a kanji dictionary, this site is more like a kanji database, complete with tons of example sentences and quizzes.
- You can search for the kanji learned by Japanese elementary schoolers and those found in textbooks like "Genki", "Minna no Nihongo", "Nakama", "Youkoso" "Marugoto."
- As there are plenty of quizzes, you can check your own kanji knowledge.
- You can see a list of example sentences for a particular kanji or kanji word.
How to...
1 Kanji tracing practice.
2 Here you can watch an animation of how to write the kanji.
3 Choose a textbook.
Selecting Marugoto, the parts in the red oval and in the red square frame will switch to Grade.
Click Grade to show the kanji list for each Grade.
A1 is Starter, A2a is Elementary 1, A2b is Elementary 2, and A2/B1 is Pre-intermediate. For example, A2a-5 illustrates Elementary 1, topic 5.
4 Check your understanding by trying out some simple quizzes from the Quizzes button.
This is the quiz screen. You're asked to match the correct meaning and reading with the kanji.
If you adjust the screen to make it a bit narrow before you click the game button, you'll find it easier to move the right side buttons to left side kanji button.
These contents are part of uPal:(United Portal for Advanced Learning) (Introduction article).