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Esperanto Alphabet – Esperanta alfabeto
La Esperanta alfabeto The Esperanto alphabet Download
Colors in English, Dutch, German, and Swedish
Basic 11 colors in four most used Germanic languages: English (American spelling), Dutch, German, and Swedish. [...]
ESL Colors
Basic 11 colors in English (American spelling) Suitable for beginners Download [...]
ESL Personal Pronouns
A chart of personal pronouns used in English. This is a basic chart that contains all [...]
ESL Numerals—Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Study/cheat sheet with English numerals for cardinal and ordinal numbers up to trillions, basics of fractions, [...]
ESL Numbers 0-99
Learn how to write numbers 0 to 99 in English Download PDF [...]
JLPT N5 Kanji
A quick cheat sheet with kanji recommended for JLPT level N5. Only characters. There are no longer [...]
Greek Alphabet Cheat Sheet
Simple Greek alphabet cheat sheet without pronunciation for when you have quite mastered the Greek alphabet but [...]
Katakana Cheat Sheet
5/1/2020 Fixed error (ツ was showing instead of ル) Katakana cheat sheet with no readings, [...]
Hiragana Cheat Sheet
Simplistic hiragana cheat sheet for everyone who has mastered hiragana but needs to be reminded or [...]
Greek Alphabet with Pronunciation and Letter Names
Greek alphabet with letter names and both ancient and modern pronunciation
Egyptian Hieroglyphs 1—Uniliteral Glyphs
Egyptian hieroglyphs that represent one consonant with pronunciation and transcription in Manuel de Codage
Japanese Hiragana and Katakana Chart / Cheat Sheet (Side by Side)
Simple cheat sheet with hiragana and katakana characters next to each other
Japanese Katakana Chart
Katakana chart with romanization and pronunciation in the International Phonetic Alphabet
Hieratic + Hieroglyphs Uniliteral Signs
Egyptian hieratic uniliteral signs next to their counterparts in monumental hieroglyphs
Japanese Days of the Week
Days of the week in Japanese—includes days in hiragana and kanji (including stroke orders), and English translation
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