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Kanji DS Dictionary

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 01:41:46 -0400

Kanji DS Dictionary

Here's a fascinating way to use your Nintendo DS to learn Japanese more effectively: the Kanji Sonomama Dictionary, which turns any Nintendo DS into a very useful tool for learning Japanese. There are four dictionaries -- English-Japanese, Japanese-English, Kokugo (Japanese-Japanese, the best way to learn) and Kanji, with 240,000 entries at your fingertips. While you can input words with the optional on-screen keyboard, the best way to enter words is using the stylus, which can accurately read...

AIUEO Study with Anpanman

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 01:24:37 -0400

AIUEO Study with Anpanman

Anpan-man is the super hero beloved by virtually all children in Japan. His head is made of anpan or bread with sweet beans inside, and he and his friends Curry Bread Man, Sliced Bread Man and Melon Panna fight the evil Baikin-man (Bacteria Man). This is a fun Nintendo DS game that helps teach reading and writing of hiragana and katakana through games, card puzzles, and more. You also learn to write correctly using the proper stroke order and the stylus. Learning Japanese was never more fun...

Beautiful Kanji Training

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 01:24:37 -0400

Beautiful Kanji Training

Another amazing concept for Nintendo DS, this is a new game that teaches you to write beautiful kanji characters in Japanese. To use it, put the cartridge in your Nintendo DS and boot the game, and turn your DS on its side like a book. There are four choices at the main menu: Writing Check (which tests your ability to write characters with the proper stroke order, with several options); Daily Beautiful Kanji Training, regular practice for writing more beautifully; Everyone Beautiful Kanji, a...

Perfect Kanji ~ Kakitori Kun vol. 1

Wed, 11 Jun 2008 01:33:45 -0400

Perfect Kanji ~ Kakitori Kun vol. 1

There's exactly one way to write kanji characters correctly, with a specific stroke order for each that you're supposed to keep to every time you write. The trouble is, Japanese people themselves eventually forget this proper way to write, making their characters sloppy and hard to read. Here's a great learning tool to help both Japanese people and foreigners write kanji well. In this great learning tool, you write all the characters learned in first through sixth grade, with a digital teacher...

Perfect Kanji Power

Fri, 16 May 2008 01:46:51 -0400

Perfect Kanji Power

The Japanese use kanji to express complex ideas in writing, but because the Chinese characters are so complex, even Japanese can get out of practice. Here's a unique game for more advanced learners of the language that lets you brush up on all 1945 "general use" kanji that are learned through high school. This is a good tool for anyone who has taken 2-3 years of Japanese or more and wants a way to expose themselves to more kanji input. Includes over 30,000 questions designed to help you use...

Kanji de Manga Vol. 1

Wed, 16 May 2007 12:56:12 -0400

Kanji de Manga Vol. 1

Japanese kanji - the written characters adapted from Chinese - were originally drawings of images from real life. Japanese comic books and cartoons now provide fresh images to help us learn. "Kanji de Manga" uses today's manga images to make the kanji learning process fun and easy for "Otaku" of all ages. Enjoy the pictures and practice, you'll be reading and writing basic Japanese in no time at all! This book is located in Japan. (More like this) (Direct link to this product) For your...

Perfect Kanji ~ Kakitori Kun 2

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 00:09:21 -0400

Perfect Kanji ~ Kakitori Kun 2

There's exactly one way to write kanji characters correctly, with a specific stroke order for each that you're supposed to keep to every time you write. The trouble is, Japanese people themselves eventually forget this proper way to write, making their characters sloppy and hard to read. Here's a great learning tool to help both Japanese people and foreigners write kanji well. In this great learning tool, you write all the characters learned in first through sixth grade, with a digital teacher...

Learning Japanese from Songs ~ Uta kara Manabu Nihongo

Sun, 10 Jun 2007 22:50:54 -0400

Learning Japanese from Songs ~ Uta kara Manabu Nihongo

Tired of trying to learn Japanese through the tired old textbook-notebook way, and want a new way to liven your studies up? This fantastic book is the answer: 21 songs from childrens songs to contemporary J-pop songs will help you learn and memorize Japanese, and comes complete with a CD to listen to. Each chapter in this textbook has a grammatical point to teach, with written exercises. Notes for teaching the grammatical point are included. The songs themselves are included with furigana above...

G55 Canon Wordtank Electronic Dictionary

Thu, 05 Jul 2007 15:12:51 -0400

G55 Canon Wordtank Electronic Dictionary

Among students of the Japanese language, the Canon Wordtank is famous as the very best way to study Japanese. An advanced line of electronic dictionaries so small you can take them anywhere yet incredibly complete, with many features just for foreign learners of Japanese, they are far and away the most popular electronic Japanese study tools in the world. This is the G55 Wordtank, with a thoughtful design (a little smaller than a paperback novel and much thinner) so you can carry it with you...

Kenkyusha's New English-Japanese Dictionary

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:13:50 -0500

Kenkyusha's New English-Japanese Dictionary

One common question for those studying Japanese is "What is the best dictionary"? There are many different dictionaries, each one made for a specific purpose in mind, but none more comprehensive and powerful as the Kenkyusha Daijiten. One of the oldest (first published in 1928) and certainly the most authoritative, this is the English-Japanese version, recently revamped in 2002 to include additions in lexography due to recent advances in information and technology. Including all English from...

DICT. Black -- Leather Type ~ Elecom Electric Dictionary Case

Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:15:46 -0400

DICT. *Black* -- Leather Type ~ Elecom Electric Dictionary Case

Investing in an electronic dictionary is something not to take lightly, so it goes that of course, it's important to get the right equipment to protect your investment. This excellent electronic dictionary carry case is just the solution. Not only does it look great, but is made of leather like material to prevent against nicks and scratches. Easily foldsand has several pockets for storing cards. Keep yourself on the go with this handy carry case! Perfect for Wordtank, Zaurus and PDA users...