Jaydent1
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- 14 May 2014
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For those that don't know, FLTR is a reader used as a tool for language learning. The basic premise is that you label words, and the system highlights these words depending on the degree to which you've grown familiar with them. Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting.
Anyway, the program can be annoying to use in that it will force you to label every form of a verb separately, with no way to do them all simultaneously. So I've created a little program that automatically generates the majority of conjugations in the required format. All you have to do is copy/paste the generated information into the FLTR ***_Words.csv file. It was intended for personal use, but I might as well share it somewhere, in case one of the few other people that uses this program stumbles across it.
One note, I haven't bothered with the exceptions する、来る. Other than that, presumably all other verbs are supported, including 「いる・える」う verb exceptions.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/b9xz338bpat4c04/FLTR Japanese Verb Conjugator.zip (source included. Make sure your Java is up to date.)
Anyway, the program can be annoying to use in that it will force you to label every form of a verb separately, with no way to do them all simultaneously. So I've created a little program that automatically generates the majority of conjugations in the required format. All you have to do is copy/paste the generated information into the FLTR ***_Words.csv file. It was intended for personal use, but I might as well share it somewhere, in case one of the few other people that uses this program stumbles across it.
One note, I haven't bothered with the exceptions する、来る. Other than that, presumably all other verbs are supported, including 「いる・える」う verb exceptions.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/b9xz338bpat4c04/FLTR Japanese Verb Conjugator.zip (source included. Make sure your Java is up to date.)
