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• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 11 Feb 2005, 06:53 kokuou wrote: Depends whether you're using the ƒwƒ{ƒ“Ž® or the ŒP—ߎ® to transliterate. Most foreigners favor the ƒwƒ{ƒ“Ž® (Hepburn-shiki) because ja, shi, and fu are more easily recognizable for ‚¶‚áC‚µCand ‚Ӂ@than …
• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 11 Feb 2005, 06:43 gregsan wrote:Any way to add multiple spellings for the answer? For example there are many "ya"s (like bya, kya...) but your spelling for jya is ja. I don't know what the official romaji spelling is for ja/jya...so mayb…
• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 11 Feb 2005, 06:40 niko2x wrote:i think what you have is great tobbe. great job! :applaud: Thanks man! I really appreciate it!
• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 7 Feb 2005, 14:38 noodlefreak wrote:wow thats a very cool program... im gonna tell my friends who are in my japanese class that are still trying to learn kana to go to ur site thanks! =) Oh, thanks man - that's very nice of you! The more…
• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 6 Feb 2005, 22:33 dampwashcloth wrote:Its quite a good tool. Perhaps at the end (if there is one) it can show you which ones you got wrong. is it possible to make a reverse test? Ie the person is given the word in romaji and asked to pic…
• Useful Sites To Learning Hiragana and Katakana Learn Japanese · 3 Feb 2005, 00:57 Hi, I've just launched the first major version of my new hiragana & katakana learning webapp named Kanaflash. It's based on the flashcard technique, which has proven itself to be an extremely useful way of learning many…