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Confusing hiragana and katakana
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"These tables sort the kana so that similar (easily confused) kana are near each other. If you can recognize them all without error, you master katakana and hiragana."
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last update: April 05, 2006
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Crapules Corp.
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last update: March 31, 2006
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Genki Japan.net
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"Perfect for anyone thinking of visiting Japan." |
last update: March 28, 2006
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- "Cool Phrases
- Numbers 1-20
- Katakana
- Game 1
- Game 2
- Game 3
- Game 4
- Hiragana Games
- Virtual O-koto"
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Hiragana & Katakana
Quizzes
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"This site is for everyone who is learning Japanese hiragana and katakana."
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last update: April 05, 2006
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Japanese-Name-Translation
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"See Your Name in Katakana" |
last update: March 23, 2006
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Japanese
Onomatopoeia (=Gitaigo)
Game
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"In this activity, you try to match the Japanese word with its meaning in English."
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last update: April 05, 2006
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Japanese
phonetic character sets
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"Here is the phonetic correspondence between Japanese Hiragana (left table) and Katakana (right table) characters, and Roman characters. Being entirely phonetic, they form the first lesson of your Japanese course in a language school and the elementary school in Japan, before attacking Kanji characters which are ideographic so more difficult to learn.
Jeux de caractères phonétiques japonais
Voici la correspondance entre les charactères hiragana (table de gauche) et les katakana (table de droite), et les caractères latins. Etant entièrement phonétique, ils constituent la première leçon de votre cours japonais dans une école de langue et l'école primère au Japon avant d'attaquer les caractères kanji qui sont comme idéographiques, beaucoup plus difficile à apprendre."
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last update: March 28, 2006
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Japanese Sound effects
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"Japanese Sound effects and what they mean"
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last update: April 27, 2006
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Japanese Training
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"Learn Japanese Characters - Hiragana and Katakana" |
last update: March 25, 2006
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"Innovative Internet Applets work with any Internet connected computer -
You can Learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana Quickly and Easily! Guaranteed!"
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Japanese Translator
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"Your Name in Japanese
In Japanese, foreign names are normally written using the phonetic katakana alphabet. To see what your name looks like in Japanese, just type it in below and click the "Translate" button. If you like, you can also choose from a few different character styles. Note: This dictionary does not contain family names or Japanese names.
Your first name: [...]
Style:
- Traditional
- Calligraphy
- Quirky
- Sans-serif
- Antique
- Manga
- Modern
- Translate
Using the Images
Feel free to copy the output from this dictionary to your own web pages. To save a picture to your hard disk, move your cursor over the picture, click the right-hand mouse button, and choose "Download Image to Disk" from the pop-up menu that appears. (Mac users: drag the image to your desktop). A link back to this page would be appreciated, but is by no means mandatory. Please do not link directly to images in this page. They are stored in a temporary folder and are deleted after 24 hours."
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last update: March 28, 2006
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KanaSensei
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"learning Japanese kanas (katakanas and hiraganas)" |
last update: March 28, 2006
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"HOW DOES IT WORK?
- Initially, KanaSensei is set to ask all the phonetic symbols composing the kana set shown.
- We recommend beginners to disable this option. To do this, deselect "All the kanas" in the "Options" menu. Then, you can choose the desired columns of kanas you would like to learn by clicking the corresponding checkboxes on the kana keyboard. This way, you can progress at your own pace.
- When you feel comfortable with all the kanas, you can reset this option at "Select all kanas". In this case, the checked columns will be ignored. Instead, all the symbols will be asked by KanaSensei.
- Once all the selected kanas have been asked once, the test will be over. Your score will be shown on the top-right display.
- To begin a new test, you can select "New Test" from the "Options" menu, or you can check (or uncheck) a column of kanas from the kana keyboard.
- The option "Infinite Test" allows KanaSensei to ask the selected kanas recursively, so you can memorize the Japanese symbols quickly. To terminate the test, change the options or close the application.
- The "View" menu alters the interrogative mode of the test so you can learn all the different representations in romaji, katakana and hirahana of the Japanese phonetic symbols.
NOTES
- Particle O is terminated by an asterisk(*) to differentiate it from the phonetic symbol O.
- There are two (2) ways, in Japanese kanas, to express the sounds JI and ZU. The least frequently used are terminated by an asterisk(*) to differentiate them.
Copyright (C) 1999 Frédéric Bergeron (fbergeron@users.sourceforge.net)
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
- You can download the applet to use it offline."
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kanaDrawer
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"Choose a kana-style. Then paint the kana on the yellow pad using your mouse. Click the question mark to see if you are correct. Click the sponge to delete your drawings."
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last update: March 28, 2006
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Namen auf Japanisch
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"Deutsche Namen lautlich nachgebildet mit Katakana" |
last update: March 23, 2006
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"Auf den folgenden Seiten können Sie die japanische Umschrift (Katakana) für deutsche Vornamen nachschlagen."
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Real Kana
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"Diese Webseite hilft Ihnen dabei, die beiden japanischen Silbenalphabete Hiragana und Katakana zu üben."
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last update: April 01, 2006
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Sounds
of the world's animals
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"Animals make much the same sounds around the world, but each language expresses them differently. "
Japanese
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last update: April 07, 2006
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