If you’ve already got some fundamental Japanese training under your belt, watching Japanese TV can be a great way to supplement your educaton. I’ve selected some programs that use everyday adult-level Japanese and also has a tendency to cover interesting topics. So let’s get started!
I ran across this app while browsing Nihongojouzu. Written by Dave du Verle, Kanji Box can quiz you on kanji, kana, and vocabulary.
Ever wished you could hover your mouse pointer over a Japanese word and quickly get its definition? If you’re a Firefox user, it’s now a possibility.
With the Leopard upgrade comes an update to the dictionary application. Included in this new dictionary are three Japanese references: a Japanese dictionary, a Japanese-English dictionary, and a Japanese synonyms dictionary.
Learning kanji can be a daunting task. I’d like to introduce four methods that can ease the process if used properly. There are other ways of learning kanji but I think these methods will give most individuals a good start.
