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07-03-2008, 01:55 AM

Ive posted it before and Ill post it again. Eijiro at http://www.alc.co.jp is the best online Japanese/English dictionary. However it is intended for Japanese users so furigana is limited. I recommend it mostly for Intermediate and Advanced learners. It has tons of definitions and example sentences.

The great thing about this dictionary is that you can look up more than one word at once. For example if you want to know the Japanese meaning of an English phrasal verb. Most dictionaries wont allow for two or three words like "put off" or "get away with". However with Eijiro it's not a problem
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Tim's Takamatsu Home
mostly grammar but extremely useful. it can teach you how to say basically anything

Nihongo o narau
great vocab section but try the site up above for grammar


Friendship is like peeing everyone can see it, only you can feel the warmth it brings.
(But you still shouldnt pee yourself.)
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Japanese podcasts. It's not intended for Japanese language assistance but you could no doubt learn from this. Most podcasts feature an interview with Japanese in Australia and something interesting about what they do. (I recommend it for intermediates)

SBS Podcasting
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Japanese <-> English Translation
http://honyaku.yahoo.co.jp/
-Yahoo!Japan



Twitter
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Recommended translate site
http://honyaku.yahoo.co.jp/

"nubatama" mean Night, Dark, Hair, and Black.
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KanaQuest.com
Resource to help you to learn Hiragana, Katakana, and Japanese words quickly and easily.
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I don't know if anyone already mentioned this: good site
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not sure if it's already been posted but Learn Japanese - Japanese Language >> i found it very easy to use for the basics.


Signatures aren't art...
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Auto Translation of the Japanese Web site - 09-02-2008, 07:02 AM

Here is a translation site to translate English to Japanese.

英語翻訳 - Infoseek マルチ翻訳

To make translation from Japanese to English, follow this instruction below.


(This image was generated by the translator itself.)

With other option, you can translate Japanese to Korean, Chinese, French, German, Spanish or Portuguese.

Redards,

RK

Last edited by RadioKid : 09-02-2008 at 08:18 AM. Reason: Added caption to the screen chapture.
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09-16-2008, 12:15 AM

Jgram.org is a really helpful site on japanese grammar.
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Thumbs up NEW & FREE Japanese course on line - 09-29-2008, 02:06 PM

Hi,

I just heard this site frim my French friend, and now it is
translated to English, too!!

English version ( British Flag )
TERAKOYA : Cours de JAPONAIS IE only!!


Plenty of vocab and Kanji in ilustration and it is just so funny to look through.
Lessons seem to be about translated from French and not completed the whole lessons however, it is WORTH to have a look and follow, I guess.

My friend sent some mails to the webmaster,
and he got the nice reply on the topics or the questions.
I quite like this kind of humour on learning...
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