Japanese vocabulary memorization system

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sputnick

窶｢ﾂ税ｽm

9 Feb 2006

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• 9 Feb 2006

• #1

Hi! My vocab learning system is now in full beta, and this is a call for feedback prior to the final release.

http://albis.vetsin.com/

Please post your comments here in this thread.

NOTE: If you want to learn Japanese vocab, don't click on the Japanese flag (which is for Japanese users trying to learn various languages). Click on the ENGLISH flag and then select Japanese from the drop-down menu after you login.

Nick

 

Carlson

Stay At Home Mom!

30 Oct 2005

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• 9 Feb 2006

• #2

I like it. with some minor details to be changed it would be great. Many words i did not yet know but will take time to remember beings it gives a random word each time. maybe have the kanji to the side and the hirigana to the bottom. and maybe some time in the future you could have a match the kanji to the word in ramonji/hiragana.

do stop back in to post some more.

 

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cyberryo

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15 Dec 2005

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• 3 Mar 2006

• #3

This is an interesting site. Like Carlson said, it will be great if you can extend beyond to Kanji characters. I was thinking back to my Japanese language school days when I was studying the kanji and jukugo which are commonly used in Japanese newspapers. There would be English words, Japanese Kanji, hiragana and example of the Japanese sentence on the page. I would cover the right side of the page, and try to remember the kanji, write out the hiragana, etc. Your site if populated with these jukugo would be the ultimate examination preparation engine!!
Ken

 

ﾅ陳ｶﾅ?o

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4 Mar 2006

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• 4 Mar 2006

• #4

I might be new, but may i offer a suggestion? People cannot learn words that fast. They need time...I know I do.

 

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CandyBoy

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10 Apr 2006

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• 10 Apr 2006

• #5

Dude, this is really great stuff. You must be like really smart or something to do this in so many languages! Don't worry about things like 'people can't learn lots of words at the same time.' Humans on average forget 75% of what we learn. Reviewing is the key to remembering. Thanks

 

Carlson

Stay At Home Mom!

30 Oct 2005

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• 10 Apr 2006

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CandyBoy said:

Reviewing is the key to remembering. Thanks

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