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

[shinjiyumi]

I have a few sites too.

http://www.3dtree.com/ggi-bin/db1/words.cgi?

http://www.kanjistep.com

HOPE ITS HELPS!!

[Mikoyu]

hi

get it here > http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R52T7KQD

this game kicks ass! much better than slime forest adventure and knuckles in china land (though they are good games).

its a simple rpg but it really explains what you are learning!

[Budomaru]

Bunch of links

Nice group of excercises on kanji, with samples and all

i was looking for sample sentences on google and i ran into these two

[njt]

Mikoyu wrote:
hi

get it here > http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R52T7KQD

this game kicks ass! much better than slime forest adventure and knuckles in china land (though they are good games).

its a simple rpg but it really explains what you are learning!

anyone get this game to work?? or is it just me? I click it and nothing happens :p.

anyways sorry for the long absense i'll be around here more (this time I promise :p) will update the first thread and yeah :p be more active^^;

er- it turns out that that "game" was really a backdoor trojan thingy. EVIL!! Been cleaning my system ever since...

[lile]

Sorry if this has been posted before.
It is an MIT site where you can see various course resources (ie. Japanese courses).

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Foreign-Languages-and-Literatures/index.htm

EDIT: I strongly suggest exploring the site, there are many things. If anything, it is possible to use the syllabi/assignments as a guide to studying.

[CharleyGarrett]

Remembering the Kanji, by Heisig. The link is http://kanji.koohii.com/

[BrianM]

great sites, i dont think i saw this one, although i believe its on one of the lessons page,
http://www.learn-japanese.info Its a great site, and my main source of learning japanese. kanjistep.com is another good at explaining what kanji is

[BrianM]

Budomaru wrote:
Bunch of links

Nice group of excercises on kanji, with samples and all

i was looking for sample sentences on google and i ran into these two

Arigato! http://www.languageguide.org/nihongo/ found this link their. My friend found that same page but in german a long while back and i was wondering if they had it in Nihonjo. Arigato once again!

[mewarmo990]

http://www.animelyrics.com

Some of you might know about it...
In addition to being a source for anime and j-pop music lyrics, the AL forums have a Japanese sub-forum that Japanese learners will find useful for practicing conversations and getting help. Kinda like what we do here.

[MoogleFan]

I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but this website (Kantango
http://www.kantango.com/) let's you search for words (with hiragana/katakana/kanji) to put in vocabulary lists, and you can also search other peoples' vocabulary lists as well. Ice Mocha (people have probably mentioned this one already; http://www.kanjicafe.com/icemocha.htm) only lets you have three vocabulary lists at a time, but Kantango let's you have as many as you want. However, both have different sorts of features, so I suppose you could pick the one you liked better; I use both!

[Cyborg Ninja]

Dunno if this has been added yet:
http://homepage3.nifty.com/jgrammar/

I made another topic about it but I can't delete it, sorry.

[odysseus123321]

I"m sorry if this is repeating, but I just stumbled upon a site called http://www.wordchamp.com and if you create a profile (which is free) you can set up lessons for yourself, or make flash cards. I just found it tonight so I think I'll like it along with this website. Mata ne! ^_^


- Johnny D

[kungfu_burrito]

I'm pretty sure this hasn't been posted yet, but it has alot of useful links for language help and culture.

http://www.sabotenweb.com/bookmarks/new.html

[prep_girl_Nessa]

I found this earlier today. It's really good to help listening skills, I think, because it's two guys talking at a normal pace in Japanese. The first one has a Japanese transcrpit, the second one doesn't, and it doesn't look like they will add anymore, because the site is pretty much dead, but I've listened to the first one and I liked it, so I'm going to listen to the second one in church today.

http://www.voiceblog.jp/japaneselistening/

[prep_girl_Nessa]

paul_b wrote:

prep_girl_Nessa wrote:
Edit - accidentally posted twice, can I delete this post?

Hit edit button, click [x] delete this post, save changes.

Thanks ^_^