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Useful Links
- Sites for self-study
- Support sites
Useful sites for students who want to study Japanese by themselves.
Useful sites to refer to whenever you encounter a problem in reading Japanese sentences or browsing the internet.
Sites for self-study
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| Hiragana and Katakana | ||||
| Hiragana *NCUT Original site |
50 hiragana sounds chart, stroke order movies, drag-and -drop taskes, etc. |  beginner |
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Kanji Step Up -Beginning to Intermediate 500 Kanji *NCUT Original site |
You can study approximately 500 kanji. You can also hear example words or phrases. | |
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| Kanji Movies "Gahoh" | You can see the stroke order. Various types of indexes are available. | |
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Support sites
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| Hiragana Megane | Furigana for the kanji on the homepage .(not 100%correct, but a good reference, right?) | |
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| Japanese Language Reading Tutorial System Reading Tutor | Can indicate the meaning and how to read texts. Can also judge your Japanese level. | |
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| When needing to check the words of Chinese origin | ||||
| Japanese Learner's Dictionary | Can listen to words and phrases. Can also search through example phrases. | |
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| Forgiving Online Kanji SearchFOKS | Able to search for the word without knowing the correct pronunciation of the word. | |
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| When encountering unfamiliar computer-related words | ||||
| A Word List of Computing for Learners of Japanese *HTML version | Able to understand computer-related terms in Japanese | |
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| When you want to know the phonetic information of Japanese language | ||||
| Online Japanese Accent Database OJAD | Able to know the accent and prosody of Japanese words and phrases | |
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| Others (Install Required) | ||||
| Add-Ons for Mozilla Firefox * For "Mozilla Firefox" browser users only Download "rikaichan" | Just hover the mouse on top of a word, and a popup appears. Automatically de-inflects verbs and adjectives. Detailed kanji view. | |
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