Diccionario Japonés
A Japanese–Spanish dictionary for learners who read Spanish more comfortably than English.
What it actually is
Searches in Spanish, Japanese or rōmaji over about 219,000 words and 13,000 kanji entries (all 2,136 jōyō kanji), finds the dictionary form from a conjugated one (食べました leads to 食べる and names the polite past), and lets you draw a kanji you cannot type. It also has N5–N1 grammar notes, about 8,700 example sentences and personal decks that export to Anki. Everything is explained in Spanish, so it is for Spanish speakers; English speakers are better served by Jisho. Free to consult with no account; saving decks needs one.
What it covers
- Reading
- Vocabulary
- Grammar