Useful Nihongo sites

[edwinbradford]

I've had some very kind help from people on this forum so I just thought I'd take the time to put a little back. There are a couple of sites I've found or been directed to that are really useful, they are:

POPjisyo.com - Dictionary Translation Japanese/Chinese/Korean/Kanji/Hanzi
An interesting translation site, rather than translating the whole page it just translates whatever you're hovering your mouse over, very clever.

kanjiworld.com
The best kanji site I've yet seen, most useful of all for me, it lists the level of the JLPT test that any kanji is at.

Hope people find these as useful as I do -- cheers.

 

[acquiredtarget]

Thank you for those sites. I really like the pop-up translation of POPjisyo. I hoe to return the favor also one day. Thanks again

 

[Buntaro]

That is very cool!!

 

[GaijinPunch]

Very nice Kanji site. THat's like the Nelson online!

 

[Glenn]

I just came across this on another BBS (and I mean one minute ago), and it looks like a pretty good list. It has links to information on just about any aspect of Japanese imaginable. I'm sure we'll have to spend lots of time going through these before we exhaust them all!

A Select List of Japanese Language Study Sites

 

[edwinbradford]

My god you're not kidding, there's thousands of learning tools there. I've bookmarked it, good list.

 

[acquiredtarget]

I just came across this on another BBS (and I mean one minute ago), and it looks like a pretty good list. It has links to information on just about any aspect of Japanese imaginable. I'm sure we'll have to spend lots of time going through these before we exhaust them all!

A Select List of Japanese Language Study Sites

Bow howdy, you weren't kidding. Thanks