Hello there. Yesterday I visited some sites to study and I want to share them with you.
[GRAMMAR SITES]
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
If you go down these sites you can see the japanese lesson, and just click to start. It's simples sites but them with help you a lot on grammar.
NHK is a good site, it's very cozy and has great lessons for you to learn about daily grammar and other topics.
JLPT I think it's a grammar little more advanced so I recommend you start with NHK because it's simpler and gives you support in grammar to later start with JLPT
[LEARN KANJIS AND ITS MEANINGS]
https://kanjicards.org/kanji-lists.html
On WaniKani you will learn kanjis. It's a good website and I recommend it to anyone who is going to start learning kanji.
On Jisho you can search for all meanings of words that can be writing in kanji, hiragana, katakana, romaji or in english. It's too easy using this website.
And on kanji cards, you can learn the most used kanji in the Japanese language. there are different topics for each card. there is high school which is where you find the kanji that will be used on high school. but you can also find other topics kanjis or create your own kanjis for you to learn your own way.
[READING PRACTICE, BOOKS AND TEXTS]
https://teamjapanese.com/free-websites-japanese-reading-practice-every-level/
On Team Japanese you can find books of different levels. Starting from:
Begginer
Intermediate
Advanced
And others like:
News
Books
Social
Lifestyle
Manga
100moji (a reading that uses 1000 different characters in japanese)
Life ou Edu is a really good website to learn and train your reading. In the end of each page it give you a glossary about the words. So you can train your reading at same time know new words. And i really recommend this site for begginers 'cause have just fews kanjis and the most part of the words it's hiragana and there is also a english translation under some sentences.
[ LEARN WHILE WATCHING ANIME???]
Yeaahh otakus, I finded the perfect site for you. You can choose which anime you want watch and after, it's just watch and make notes. Remember, the most important is learn so bring with you an notebook to have notes about the words.
In the subtitles you can put on hiragana, katakana, kanji, english, romaji. But it's better just put two subs 'cause too much subs may end up disrupting your focus.
The site also offers exercises for you to do. If you want to help/support the site you can also make donations.
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So these are all the tips that I have for you. Please enjoy it and sorry if have some typo. English isn't my first language. Today I challenged myself to do this post in english. I really tried my best.
