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If you have a question about the language, ask it and fellow 4channers might see it and answer it for you.
日本の方からのご協力も大歓迎です。
■USEFUL TOOLS
Rikaichan
http://www.polarcloud.com/rikaichan/
A pop-up dictionary for Firefox that shows readings and definitions when you hover over words.
Rikaikun
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jipdnfibhldikgcjhfnomkfpcebammhp
Same as above, but for Chrome.
Anki
http://ankisrs.net/
Flash card program mainly useful for vocab and kanji repetition. Can sync decks between computers and your phone.
■WEB-BASED DICTIONARIES
ALC
http://www.alc.co.jp/
Offers a web interface to the Eijirou dictionary, made for use in translation work.
kotobank
http://kotobank.jp/
Pretty good for J-J lookups. J-E/E-J definitions from Progressive.
Tangorin
http://tangorin.com/
The best interface to Jimu Buuriinu-sama's EDICT, which is a mess, so don't use this unless you have to.
weblio 類語辞典
http://thesaurus.weblio.jp/
It's an extensive thesaurus.
(If you want the best J-E/E-J dictionary, get an EPWING copy of Kenkyusha.)
■MEDIA
D-Addicts
http://d-addicts.com/forum/torrents.php
It's a horrible community, but it's THE go-to for drama series. Many variety shows turn up there as well.
JPopsuki
http://jpopsuki.eu/
It's a private music tracker with an extensive selection of just about everything.
KeyHoleTV
http://www.v2p.jp/video/english/
An application that lets you stream live TV in shit quality.
Tokyo Toshokan
https://www.tokyotosho.info/
anime anime anime anime anime
■PREVIOUS THREADS
See >>2 for links.
日本の方からのご協力も大歓迎です。
■USEFUL TOOLS
Rikaichan
http://www.polarcloud.com/rikaichan/
A pop-up dictionary for Firefox that shows readings and definitions when you hover over words.
Rikaikun
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jipdnfibhldikgcjhfnomkfpcebammhp
Same as above, but for Chrome.
Anki
http://ankisrs.net/
Flash card program mainly useful for vocab and kanji repetition. Can sync decks between computers and your phone.
■WEB-BASED DICTIONARIES
ALC
http://www.alc.co.jp/
Offers a web interface to the Eijirou dictionary, made for use in translation work.
kotobank
http://kotobank.jp/
Pretty good for J-J lookups. J-E/E-J definitions from Progressive.
Tangorin
http://tangorin.com/
The best interface to Jimu Buuriinu-sama's EDICT, which is a mess, so don't use this unless you have to.
weblio 類語辞典
http://thesaurus.weblio.jp/
It's an extensive thesaurus.
(If you want the best J-E/E-J dictionary, get an EPWING copy of Kenkyusha.)
■MEDIA
D-Addicts
http://d-addicts.com/forum/torrents.php
It's a horrible community, but it's THE go-to for drama series. Many variety shows turn up there as well.
JPopsuki
http://jpopsuki.eu/
It's a private music tracker with an extensive selection of just about everything.
KeyHoleTV
http://www.v2p.jp/video/english/
An application that lets you stream live TV in shit quality.
Tokyo Toshokan
https://www.tokyotosho.info/
anime anime anime anime anime
■PREVIOUS THREADS
See >>2 for links.
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Remember
Here's how the memory works and some tips on what you can do to improve yours.
Back in 1956, psychologist George A. Miller's research revealed that the average human can hold only about seven items in mind at any one time. This natural limitation explains why we have developed techniques, or 'mnemonics', to help us extend our memory.
Here are some examples:
Spelling mnemonics: Remember how to spell tricky words, by creating sentences with words whose first letter 'spell out' the word in question - RHYTHM: Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move.
Numeric mnemonics: To remember numbers, use sentences whose words have the number of letters corresponding to the number itself- a sentence to help us recall the value of pi (3.141592) might be 'How I wish I could calculate pi'.
Acrostics: Use the first letter of each word you are trying to remember to make a sentence - 'My Dear Aunt Sally' would help us recall the order of mathematical operations: Multiply and Divide before you Add and Subtract.
Rhyming mnemonics: 'Thirty days hath September, April, June and November.'
Chunking: Break down long numbers. So 04711998 might break down to 04 71 19 98. Meaningful number combinations are even better: you might recast the number as 04 71 (the month and year I was born) and 1998 (the year our son was born).
Pete : "I'M TRYING TO MEMORISE A SPEECH FOR TOMORROW NIGHT'S ANNUAL DINNER AT THE UNIVERSITY."
Hayley : "PLAY A MEMORY GAME."
Pete : "WHAT, LIKE..."
Hayley : " "I WENT TO THE SUPERMARKET AND BOUGHT AN APPLE." THEN THE NEXT PERSON SAYS, "I BOUGHT AN APPLE AND A BANANA", AND SOON?"
OH, IS THAT HOW YOU PLAYED?
MY SISTER AND I WOULD ALWAYS BUY MUCH MORE ... EPIC GROCERIES.
LIKE - "I WENT TO THE UPER-MARKET OF DOOM AND I BOUGHT THE APOCALYPSE, BEELZEBUB, CTHULU ... A DIMENSION ... " "
Here's how the memory works and some tips on what you can do to improve yours.
Back in 1956, psychologist George A. Miller's research revealed that the average human can hold only about seven items in mind at any one time. This natural limitation explains why we have developed techniques, or 'mnemonics', to help us extend our memory.
Here are some examples:
Spelling mnemonics: Remember how to spell tricky words, by creating sentences with words whose first letter 'spell out' the word in question - RHYTHM: Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move.
Numeric mnemonics: To remember numbers, use sentences whose words have the number of letters corresponding to the number itself- a sentence to help us recall the value of pi (3.141592) might be 'How I wish I could calculate pi'.
Acrostics: Use the first letter of each word you are trying to remember to make a sentence - 'My Dear Aunt Sally' would help us recall the order of mathematical operations: Multiply and Divide before you Add and Subtract.
Rhyming mnemonics: 'Thirty days hath September, April, June and November.'
Chunking: Break down long numbers. So 04711998 might break down to 04 71 19 98. Meaningful number combinations are even better: you might recast the number as 04 71 (the month and year I was born) and 1998 (the year our son was born).
Pete : "I'M TRYING TO MEMORISE A SPEECH FOR TOMORROW NIGHT'S ANNUAL DINNER AT THE UNIVERSITY."
Hayley : "PLAY A MEMORY GAME."
Pete : "WHAT, LIKE..."
Hayley : " "I WENT TO THE SUPERMARKET AND BOUGHT AN APPLE." THEN THE NEXT PERSON SAYS, "I BOUGHT AN APPLE AND A BANANA", AND SOON?"
OH, IS THAT HOW YOU PLAYED?
MY SISTER AND I WOULD ALWAYS BUY MUCH MORE ... EPIC GROCERIES.
LIKE - "I WENT TO THE UPER-MARKET OF DOOM AND I BOUGHT THE APOCALYPSE, BEELZEBUB, CTHULU ... A DIMENSION ... " "
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Ios as constructas unas novas linguas artificielas. Es unas linguas tres simplas, pors facilitas etudios.
Ques es vos opiniones?
Ques es vos opiniones?
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Let's say I look up "ちば." The program I have (zkanji, in case you're curious) gives results for ちば, ちばん, ちばけん, ちばなれ, and ちばしる, but I want something that doesn't just find ちば at the beginning of words, but any part of the word, so I can have results like "いちばん." Can you help me out?
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Tudsz valamit magyarul? Én beszélek magyarul és keresek másik személyt aki szintén szeretne jobban beszélni.
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Que dieu bénisse les États-Unis
>mon visage quand libertés
>mon visage quand libertés
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how say 'do you even lift' in lojban? question of importance, answer need
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http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/584623/
/int/ failed with afrikaans but isn't giving up just yet - help decide our next language project!
Just trying to get /lang/'s perspective!
/int/ failed with afrikaans but isn't giving up just yet - help decide our next language project!
Just trying to get /lang/'s perspective!
