This program was conceived as a reviewing tool or a drill tool.
It is designed for students who have already started to learn Japanese. It is therefore assumed that you can read katakana and hiragana signs.
It is also assumed that since you are studying Japanese, you have installed a Japanese font on your computer. This program does not come with its own font. It will try to use the available Japanese font on your computer.

Shtooka Explorer is a program that enables the browsing of audio collections of words (SWAC). These collections of words can be on your own computer but you can also get sound files directly from the Internet. There are currently more than 75 000 words in our server (fra, eng, dut, deu, chi, swe, rus, bel, ukr).

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A simple but fast and intuitive kanji dictionary, with search by radicals (+strokes), kana, and english.

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This is a page for learning hiragana, one of the Japanese syllabaries. You'll need Javascript to run it. (You probably have it already.)

The basic idea is to go through the deck randomly (by pressing Next card), until you can recognize all the kana.

These videocasts from the Kyoto Japanese Language School get strong reviews. They use video effectively to demonstrate how to write in Japanese.

Over 100 quality lessons aimed at the beginner. Users give it high marks.

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