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• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 18 Jun 2004, 19:16 After a long wait, now finally the first half of the Japanese grammar section is online. This section will be expanded upon over time, but in essence already deals with every aspect of the Japanese grammar. The introduc…
• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 14 Feb 2004, 21:23 Well, just when you figure you're gonna make it, just when you think you're really close, it all goes to hell again. In this case it's my own fault, I applied for a job, and actually managed to get it. Unfortunately thi…
• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 13 Feb 2004, 13:49 No, unfortunately there isn't. Translation sites are set up for the Japanese, who can't use transcribed translations. You have no choice but to learn writing and reading Japanese if you want to use translation engines.
• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 10 Feb 2004, 17:01 I hope so too, the size keeps increasing as I'm working on it... :sweat: At the moment it will be over 110 pages...
• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 9 Feb 2004, 13:03 I have decided to hold off on publishing the Japanese grammar section until it's finished. There are too many cross links to put it online section by section. This would result in many dead links. Though these dead link…
• Useful Websites for learning Japanese Learn Japanese · 5 Jan 2004, 19:40 I'm building a Japanese course on The Foreigner - Japan called Japanese 101. There will be a new lesson with each new issue. Each new lesson will feature new grammar, while continuing to build on everything discussed in…
• Japanese to English Questions Learn Japanese · 5 Jan 2004, 19:21 datte is a contraction of "da to itte mo" or "da to itta" da to itte mo means "even if you say..." da to itta means "it is said" take your pick :)
• English To Japanese Questions Learn Japanese · 5 Jan 2004, 19:08 You can also use "mata wa" or "arui wa". You can choose coffee or tea. ko-hi- mata wa ocha wo erabemasu. The simplest way is to simply divide it into different sentences: Which do you prefer? Coffee or tea? Dotchi ga su…