Mostly going to use this to talk about the games I'm currently making, and how I'm doing in college.
Kanji
Posted November 23rd, 2012 at 05:59 AM by QuilavaKing
I've recently started watching anime/listening to Japanese music again, and I'm starting to remember why I used to be an otaku... so I decided to give learning Japanese another shot. As I recall, I never liked any of kanji flashcard programs online, because they take forever to set up, and aren't very user friendly, so I made one of my own that's as easy to use as I could make it.
Not sure if anyone else would be interested in it, but I've found it useful so far.
Download: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/45088699/Kanji.zip
I've seen several threads on learning Japanese here in the past, but I'm not sure if this really warrants a full thread. I'd like to make a new "let's learn japanese together" thread either way, if anyone else wants to use it.
Also, what do "next" buttons say on Japanese computers? I want to have all of the text in Japanese just cuz. lol
Not sure if anyone else would be interested in it, but I've found it useful so far.
Download: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/45088699/Kanji.zip
I've seen several threads on learning Japanese here in the past, but I'm not sure if this really warrants a full thread. I'd like to make a new "let's learn japanese together" thread either way, if anyone else wants to use it.
Also, what do "next" buttons say on Japanese computers? I want to have all of the text in Japanese just cuz. lol
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You could just use 次へ (tsugi e) for next, and 前へ (mae e) for back if you want that.Posted November 23rd, 2012 at 06:52 PM by Scarf 
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I find particles harder than kanji for me :ccc!!
Good luck with your studying!! :3Posted November 23rd, 2012 at 10:38 PM by Kura 
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seems more natural to use them without the へ imoQuote:Originally Posted by Scarf
You could just use 次へ (tsugi e) for next, and 前へ (mae e) for back if you want that.Posted November 25th, 2012 at 03:04 AM by droomph
