Japanese Language Learning Resource List

[greckt]

Marugoto Japanese Online Courses
The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is a course for learning Japanese language skills comprehensively, and offered in the Japanese learning platform, JF Japanese e-Learning Minato, operated by the Japan Foundation.

I'm also a big fan of this website: https://j-talk.com/convert
(edit to explain)Basically you give it a sentence and it gives you a rundown of the structure:

 

[Lilolas]

Marugoto Japanese Online Courses
The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is a course for learning Japanese language skills comprehensively, and offered in the Japanese learning platform, JF Japanese e-Learning Minato, operated by the Japan Foundation.

I'm also a big fan of this website: https://j-talk.com/convert
(edit to explain)Basically you give it a sentence and it gives you a rundown of the structure:
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[greckt]

Thank you for the note, but I can no longer edit it.

i meant i edited my post to explain what the website does, my english is sometimes confusing or am I misunderstanding you? haha sorry

 

[Lilolas]

i meant i edited my post to explain what the website does, my english is sometimes confusing or am I misunderstanding you? haha sorry

that's alright

 

[どうぞよろしく、ひなです]

Off topic!: is Mem-rise a good website/app to learn Japanese? If not what's a good website/app I could use? Thank you! Have a great day!

 

[mdchachi]

Off topic!: is Mem-rise a good website/app to learn Japanese? If not what's a good website/app I could use? Thank you! Have a great day!

It's good as a part of your Japanese educational journey but if you want to properly learn grammar it's good to work your way through a textbook such as the Genki series. Use Lily's playlists also. Japanese with Lily

 

[どうぞよろしく、ひなです]

It's good as a part of your Japanese educational journey but if you want to properly learn grammar it's good to work your way through a textbook such as the Genki series. Use Lily's playlists also. Japanese with Lily

Thank you so much! I'll look into it!

 

[hellokurt]

KanjiDraw – https://kanjidraw.com

Free web app focused on gamified kanji drawing practice. Works on desktop and mobile (i prefer even iPad with a pencil) without installing anything.

Main features:

• Draw kanji with your finger or mouse and get instant recognition
• Animated stroke order for ~6,000 kanji
• Kanji organized by JLPT level (N5–N1) and school grade
• Built-in dictionary with readings, compounds, and example sentences

Good for drilling stroke order or looking up a kanji you saw somewhere but can't type. No account required.