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Japanese-English Dictionaries |
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Jim Breen's J-E Dictionary |
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This site has a very good online dictionary maintained by Jim Breen with basic Japanese-English dictionary features as well as a useful kanji dictionary (by radical). You can also search through a number of dictionaries to find the right word. A feature to check out is the Ketai (cell phone) interface that allows you to look up Japanese words on the go! |
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POPjisyo |
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This site is not only a dictionary, but it also translates web pages into Japanese, Chinese, and Korean using pop-up hints. When a block of text or a word is entered into the dictionary box, the translation appears almost instantly below it!
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Steve Trussel's J-E Dictionary |
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Maintained by Steve Trussel, this English-Japanese dictionary is a decent way to look up Japanese words; the responses come in romanji, kanji, kana. However, only romanji works for the Japanese-English feature. |
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Nihongo Resources |
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Easy-to-use Japanese-English dictionary that allows you to use kana to search for English translations. You can also click on the resulting kanji and a pop-up window will appear that gives you more information on the character. |
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Kanji Dictionary |
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Kanji dictionaries can be great tools for those who know their way around the language, so beginners, beware. This kanji dictionary could be a big help or very confusing depending on your level of Japanese. |
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Japanese Kanji Dictionary |
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A new kanji dictionary with grades 1-8 worth checking out complete with audio files- though the audio files are not available for every word, there is a substantial amount.. |
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Study Aids |
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Web Japanese |
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An interactive study site for Japanese learners. Complete listening excercises, practice kanji, view a photo dictionary, and read blogs by other Japanese-language students. |
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Kanji no Tadashii Kakijun ("The Right Way to Write Kanji") |
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Enter kanji into the search box, and the correct stroke order will be displayed in Flash-like animation! Please note: only one kanji can be entered at a time. This site is only in Japanese. |
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JLPT Kanji Project |
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A great resource to aid the learning of kanji. Browse and study all kanji by level, save kanji you have already learned, and search for words in the online dictionary. |
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Kansai-ben: Kansai Dialect Self-Study Site |
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Includes the history of the Kansai dialect, as well as expressions, basic grammar, learning excercises, and more. |
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