The one, the only, the "Hey that's a useful site" Thread.

[coco]

とてもいいスレッドですね　;)
辞書の使い方は、記事としてわかりやすい場所に格納されると
より使いやすくなるかもしれません。

[njt]

返事遅くてなってすいませんでしたm(__)m。
すこし考えてみたんですけど、格納するとしたら、どこがいいでしょうか？

とりあえず、
また面白いサイトを見つけました！
サイトはこちらまで・・・
Kanji site for Japanese by Japanese
です。
見ててね〜

Ok, for those that don't understand japanese... Yet, I just mentioned a really neat site. It's a kanji site, aimed at Japanese people. You can learn all types of things at that site so give it a try. As far as studying Kanji goes for a site, it's the best I've found yet!

post modified to show all the new-er links that were recommended by everyone else. Thanks A LOT

[Mariya]

njt,

The last link you posted doesn't seem to be going to the right site, could you check it please?

[kanadajin]

wow theres alot of posts.... i dunno if this was already posted but oh well used to use http://www.learn-japanese.info/ it has ALOT of vocabulary grammer and very good lessons has alot of romaji which i find usfull for beginners.

[njt]

Mariya wrote:
njt,

The last link you posted doesn't seem to be going to the right site, could you check it please?

sorry about that!

it's fixed now

and thanks for the extra link kanadajin

[coco]

njt wrote:
返事遅くてなってすいませんでしたm(__)m。
すこし考えてみたんですけど、格納するとしたら、どこがいいでしょうか？

こちらも遅くなってすみません。

フォーラムの枠を超えることが可狽ｩどうかわかりませんが
Articles: Vocabulary 中に、
「語彙を増やすために役立つ日本語辞書」として独立させるのが
一番使いやすいかもしれないと感じます。

辞書系、特にYahoo!やgooは直接リンクをしても問題はないと思われます。

＊他のサイトへの直接リンクは慎重になさった方がいい場合があるように思います。

[Mariya]

Thanks for checking the link njt, great website! Very useful

[Daichi]

Usagi-Chan's Genki Resources
http://www.csus.edu/indiv/s/sheaa/projects/genki/index.html


As the title suggests it's designed for users of the Genki books, but I'd recommend to others too. It's a good resource for kana/kanji in particular. It has guides to stroke order, printable flashcards - I particularly liked the kana drag 'n' drop exercises.

[clay]

Hey guys. Cool links. If you like could everyone use the 'Submit Link' link to the left to submit their favorite Japanese related site? That way it will also be in the links section which may be the first place people look. You can also leave a description.

Nihonjin Taylor can continue adding to this list, but it would be nice to also have it under the links section.

[njt]

clay wrote:
Hey guys. Cool links. If you like could everyone use the 'Submit Link' link to the left to submit their favorite Japanese related site? That way it will also be in the links section which may be the first place people look. You can also leave a description.

Nihonjin Taylor can continue adding to this list, but it would be nice to also have it under the links section.

Sure thing! Sorry for my sudden dissapearance, for the past 3 weeks work and catching a nasty cold has kept me from much internet use...
I'll make it a goal to have the links (all in here) updated in the links area as well as the ones that have been submitted to me lately. / things I've have found recently.

In the mean time, all you that are studying for the JLPT... GOOD LUCK!!! Just a few more weeks and it's show time... *gulp* :p

[Apollo]

Wow thanks for the reference! Those links will be very useful! I appreciate it very much. Here's my contribution. http://poets.notredame.ac.jp/cgi-bin/jedi-inon

[Luthien Rogue]

Mmm my two favourites right now are:

http://nihongo.3yen.com/ <- By Tae Kim--who wrote the "Guide to Japanese"--this site teaches colloquial speech, and is updated about once every 1-2 weeks.

http://www.alc.co.jp/ <- My favourite dictionary, because with JDIC, when you enter an English word, it searches for the definition of the word only; this, on the other hand, tells you exactly how to say something in Japanese when you enter the English word. It also gives you a ton of examples..

[Christian_]

http://www.flashcardexchange.com/ Has lots of flash cards on Japanese.

[njt]

K sorry for the delay (working On a HUGE project as well as studying for the JLPT and working 40+ hours a week, and tutoring japanese, and translating and yeah- busy)
BUT, I managed to update the post. Thanks for all the neat posts! Keep them coming .

[CajunCoder]

One site that has helped me immensely which few people seem to know about is http://www.timwerx.net/language/index.htm

It explains very well and in great detail grammar, and especially verbs and their conjugations.