This is a list of my favorite Japanese learning related links.
Tae Kim's Grammar guide
Instructional videos with cute girls
iKnow at smart.fm
Great for motivation
Reviewing the Kanji
Look up words and kanji
A very comprehensive dictionary
Monday, May 10, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Textfugu
I found this site that I'm considering using to study. The free lessons that I can access are all interesting and well written.
http://www.textfugu.com/
The other "study" sites I use are:
Reviewing the Kanji
Smart.fm
I also have a laundry list of reference sites that I visit regularly.
http://www.textfugu.com/
The other "study" sites I use are:
Reviewing the Kanji
Smart.fm
I also have a laundry list of reference sites that I visit regularly.
Monday, April 05, 2010
Beatty, 05APR10 by geekly at Garmin Connect - Details
One loop at Francis Beatty. We're getting a little faster.
Beatty, 05APR10 by geekly at Garmin Connect - Details
Beatty, 05APR10 by geekly at Garmin Connect - Details
Friday, January 22, 2010
Some consolidation
I've merged my wordpress blog with this one in effort to consolidate and remove my dependence on the Geeklythings hosting. This saves money, which I understand is a virtuous endeavor.
Podcasts
I've run across a few podcasts that I found interesting.
Japanesepod101.com - This is the best one-stop source of Japanese study material that I've found. Since it went live in 2007, it's gradually become more commercialized, but on the plus side, the production quality has gone up as well. JP101 is a great tool for studying Japanese.
Along with the daily audio, there are complimentary PDF's available for download as well. You have a lot to choose from depending on your skill level from early beginner up to some advanced intermediate lessons. There are several different feeds you can subscribe to or you can create a custom feed. It's really a nice setup.
The Apocolypse Dowell Show
Finding Japan
Japanesepod101.com - This is the best one-stop source of Japanese study material that I've found. Since it went live in 2007, it's gradually become more commercialized, but on the plus side, the production quality has gone up as well. JP101 is a great tool for studying Japanese.
Along with the daily audio, there are complimentary PDF's available for download as well. You have a lot to choose from depending on your skill level from early beginner up to some advanced intermediate lessons. There are several different feeds you can subscribe to or you can create a custom feed. It's really a nice setup.
The Apocolypse Dowell Show
Finding Japan
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