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These cookies do not store any personal information. Here's how it works. Now, there are optional rules which we will be ignoring in our game which we'll be playing on Twitter. But, should you want them, here they are:. If you're a master at this, and playing with your master shiritori friends, you can do some things to make it harder on yourself once again, we're doing the easier version on Twitter. Notice how I jumped back and forth between words normally written in hiragana and katakana?
And how I only used nouns? So am I! That is why I love this multi-level option-packed resource from Tanoshii Japanese. On top of offering a Japanese online dictionary, lessons, forums and additional Japanese language-learning resources, this site also has some seriously fun practice games available to play for free.
You can easily improve your reading, listening, writing and speaking skills all in one place. You also have the option to focus on hiragana, katakana, kanji or vocabulary words in either multi-game or single-game levels. To play, select which alphabet you want to focus on, or choose vocabulary. Then, choose between reading, writing or speaking practice and select your game. There are matching games, stroke order games, flashcards and more.
For most of the alphabet games, you can choose to play based on characters you already know or characters you are currently learning. Beginner, intermediate and advanced students can all gain something from this interesting lesson-based word game. This little gem from Kanji Press has a very user-friendly and minimalist appeal to it.
To play, read the English word or words at the top of the screen. Then match them to the correct kanji, katakana or hiragana translation in the character boxes below.
If you select the incorrect box, the hiragana of the word is displayed. Choose wrong again, and you are shown the kanji. Then all you have to do is match the kanji to its twin in the boxes below. Once you complete a level, you are shown the JLPT level of that particular word, and you can move on to the next set of words.
Information Seller baton, K. Size Category Games. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 9. Mac Requires macOS Languages Japanese. Price Free.
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