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LLingo 01-08-2010 06:57 PM

Free Online Japanese App - I need your Feedback
 
I am just developing an online language tool to help to learn Japanese (among other Asian languages). I have currently 40 lessons online, it is free to use and runs in your browser.

Learn Japanese language for free with 40 online Japanese lessons

I am now actively looking for people to give me feedback so that I can decide which features I will implement next. So I would really appreciate to hear from you. Also, if there is anything not working properly, please let me know. Thank You!

MMM 01-08-2010 07:03 PM

あなたのホテルに。。。 sounds like a dubious phrase. 1) You can go for years in Japanese and not use あなた and 2) chances are the owner of the hotel will not be the person checking people in.

KyleGoetz 01-08-2010 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by MMM (Post 794129)
あなたのホテルに

If this is actually in the language materials, perhaps OP would like to hire me as a language consultant! Hehe.

MMM 01-08-2010 07:43 PM

Look at the first hotel lesson.

Did a native Japanese proof all these lessons?

LLingo 01-09-2010 03:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MMM (Post 794136)
Did a native Japanese proof all these lessons?

Thank you for pointing this out. We will check that lesson with our Japanese translator. By the way, we had the lessons proof read by two Japanese natives but if you find anything else not correct please let me know so that we can get it corrected.

MMM 01-09-2010 03:56 AM

1) 料理人 says "ryoori jin" in romaji. But personally I almost never hear this term. コック and シェフ more often. (料理人 doesn't even show up in a dictionary search for "chef".

2) Isn't 医者 usually 医者さん?

Columbine 01-09-2010 11:16 AM

In terms of user mechanics, it's not too bad. I would like to see an option for 'hiragana' instead of romaji though. Also, japanese aside you need to check your english spelling. 'Cutlery' has only one 't' in it.

darthlobo 01-13-2010 02:04 PM

I'm definitely going to check this out.

SHAD0W 01-13-2010 04:14 PM

I would like to learn more about your "proven approach to learning Japanese quickly"?

KyleGoetz 01-13-2010 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by SHAD0W (Post 794916)
I would like to learn more about your "proven approach to learning Japanese quickly"?

haha
"proven approach"=flashcards TRUE
"learn quickly"="learn much faster than if you didn't use flashcards" TRUE


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