My Kana Practice Site! (finally finished)
 

I've literally spent hours pouring into coding this website, and I've finally finished it enough to be able to show it off! :) KanaQuest.com

The site is divided into three parts, KanaWords, HiraKQ, and KataKQ. Each is its seperate quiz and you can read the instructions to find out how to play. But you probably don't need them ^^.

Please rate my site a rating of 1 through 10 in your reply!

This is the list of songs I placed in the J-Pop player:

Yay, first user! ^^

Wow, that is some real quality programming there! Hats off to you, it looks really useful, the presentation is excellent, and the integrated JPop player is a marvelous idea!

Is there any chance I could link to your site? I will credit you wherever the link is cited, and if I make a links section I will credit you there too.

Man, it's awesome :)

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But I noticed an error (I think), take a look:
http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z...omes/error.jpg

"onegaku" it shoud be "ongaku", the hiragana is wrong.

(I had everything wright until that error appear, and it appear twice -_-)

In the "hajimemashite" text you actually wrote "hajimemashita" ;)

Sure, link to whatever you want :). And judging by your online lessons on your site, I'm guessing you live in the UK? Or Australia? :P

Whoops, hehe. Thanks for pointing those out. *fixes*

Pretty much. That is to say I'm in Japan at the moment, but will be moving back out to England to finish my degree in a few weeks.

Thanks for the permission to link, I'll see about updating my website soon. :)

Hah, I knew it right after reading "か is pronounced like "ca" from "cant"." :). And thanks for the link.

I am not sure that's how to pronounce "ka".

I think it's like a short rather than long "a" sound.