Collection of the best Japanese language learning apps and sites

BlogOrangIT - Learning a foreign language provides many benefits, besides making it easier to learn new things, it also improves memory and memory, as well as when you have mastered Japanese. The Japanese language itself has 2 types of kanji, namely Katakana and Hiragana, each of which has a different form, complexity and use according to context.

To learn Japanese, the first important thing to understand is Kanji. For this reason, in this article, we will discuss a list of applications and sites for learning Japanese, both from kanji and hiragana. May be useful.

1.Saku Japan

Application Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tigis.sakujapan

The first Japanese learning app is Saku Japan. This application provides interesting textual material to learn. For kanji material, lessons on hiragana and katakana are provided. Do not forget the basic materials such as everyday speech and the mention of numbers are also provided here.

There are also kanji practice games, pronunciations, and word meanings to measure how far you understand Japanese, as well as to make learning Japanese interesting and not boring. There is also a guide in the form of a video (in English) which is quite a lot, in order to provide a more comprehensive explanation because it is directly explained by the experts. The installation size of this application is relatively small, besides that it is also light and easy to use.

2. Obenkyo

The next Japanese learning app is Obenkyo. This application provides tables of various types of kanji words, vocabulary, particles, to grammar, for several menus available from JLPT Level 1 - JLPT Level 5. This application is suitable for those of you who are learning kanji, particles and grammar in Japanese grammar. You will find various forms of kanji and particles in this application. In addition, there are quizzes to improve your understanding of the kanji being studied.

In the kanji display itself there is a "Draw" feature, for practice drawing kanji shapes, which is included with a stroke path guide to guide you in drawing parts of the Lines.

3. Hiragana Memory Hint [Indonesian]

Application Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.jfkc.HiraganaMemoryHintApp.Id

Hiragana Memory Hint [Indonesian] is a Japanese language learning application that specifically learns the kanji Hiragana. Interestingly, this application uses illustrations as a learning method to make it more fun, especially for those who like visual learning methods.

When the app is opened, you are given the option to use the One by one, Per line or all Hiragana layouts. Each layout has its own view. In addition, a hiragana table and how to use it are provided through the menu on the home screen.

This application also provides a quiz to test your level of understanding of the kanji Hiragana. Besides that, the explanation given is quite easy to understand which means it is very suitable for beginners to use in learning Japanese kanji. In the Hiragana kanji display, in addition to providing illustrations and kanji shapes, audio kanji pronunciation is also provided. So it really helps you in knowing what good pronunciation looks like.

4. Kanji Senpai

Application Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.rodriguez.kanjisenpai.android

The last Japanese learning application is Kanji Senpai, from the name alone you can tell that this application is really intended for learning Japanese. In this application, material related to Japanese kanji is provided. Aspects of learning provided include writing, reading and arranging Japanese kanji particles.

One of the interesting things about this application is the availability of a collection of everyday Japanese vocabulary, which helps you to add insight regarding the vocabulary that is used in everyday conversation.

5. NKH World-Japan

Website : https://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/indonesian/

The first site for learning Japanese is NHK World-Japan. NHK itself is a national broadcasting website owned by Japan that provides various latest information related to Japan itself. NHK World-Japan provides you with a guide that is systematic, comprehensive, easy to understand, and fun at the same time. Learning materials are accompanied by attractive visuals, plus the site's appearance is comfortable to look at.

Study materials include a list of syllable lessons (Hiragana, Katakana), vocabulary and much more. In the additional lessons section, you will find a list of lessons that can be learned, from numbers, hours, days of the week to a collection of verbs.

6. Marugoto Online

Website : www.marugoto-online.jp

Marugoto Online is a course-based online learning site, managed by the Japan Foundation. The advantages of this site, we are given the option to study independently or with the help of teachers from the Marugoto Online site. Classification of the courses provided are arranged based on the level of difficulty, from basic, intermediate, to advanced levels.

A test is also provided to determine which course suits you. At level A1, we are given the choice to take the "Katsudoo" course or the "Katsudoo & Rikai" course, the "Katsudoo" course is devoted to learning with a casual learning method (suitable for workers / those with high mobility). While the "Katsudoo & Rikai" course is specifically for those who want to learn Japanese completely and thoroughly, the aspects studied include reading, listening and writing.

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7. Sci.lang.japan

Website : www.sljfaq.org

Sci.lang.japan is a Japanese language learning site that provides language learning material by adding complementary photos related to the material, for more interesting learning. For those who want to learn or just know Japanese, this site is perfect. This site basically contains textual FAQ material related to Japanese which is systematic, easy to understand, and well explained. Even so, all the material is arranged systematically, so that people who are just learning Japanese can follow the material well.

The materials provided include writing, grammar, names, numbers, dates, and much more. The structure of the material starts from "writing" which discusses kanji and how they are written, followed by grammar which discusses the preparation of sentence forms according to Japanese language rules, some meaning words, pronouns, to Japanese-English discussions.

8. l-Lingo

Website: l-lingo.com

The ultimate Japanese learning website is I-Lingo. L-Lingo has a concept to provide a portal for learning foreign languages, especially Japanese, which is fun, interesting and comprehensive. This site is perfect for those who like learning with audio and visual listening methods. The material provided here uses the concept of a flash card, accompanied by audio pronunciation in Japanese. This site also provides a quiz feature that can be accessed via a popup during the learning process.

At least 5 free classes are provided for the free plan. The material provided is quite complete, ranging from introduction & greetings, food, colors, numbers, professions, and much more.

That's a review of the list of the best Japanese learning apps and sites. You can customize your learning needs in the application and/or site above. Each application/site has a variety of variations and unique and interesting ways or learning methods, in order to increase interest in learning and provide the assumption that learning Japanese is not as difficult as imagined.

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