Practice your Japanese

Posted by Sergey [www] 

That's a small program I whipped out in my spare time to study Japanese... The idea is to add the words, sentences, expressions or any other stuff in the interface and then the program pops what you added randomly and you need to answer. The point is to achieve the highest score, practice everyday to maximize your score, then add more words and expressions :)

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Practice your Japanese

The features include adding words and expressions to a specific list, for example based on subject: Animals, Numbers and so on...
Choice of the language you want to answer in, like if you choose English, then you'll be asked for a word in Japanese & Romanji and you answer in English and then you can switch.
And of course it shows you if you were right in the previous question.

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Practice your Japanese

Technical points: It's web-based, written in PHP & MySQL so it can be put on any system and run on any platform.
For the ones of you who study Japanese and are interested in the idea, can send me an e-mail and I'll send you the thingie.

Also welcome to visit My Stuff by Sergey Berengard

Be thinking can use such tool?

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    Qikz in Essex, England [www]
    2010/06/14 22:53
    Registered on 2010/05/10. Student/Carer
     

    Looks like an interesting way to remember certain grammar patterns and certain Kanji words. ^_^

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    Wikkelsoee in Denmark
    2010/06/15 02:11
    Registered on 2009/12/26. Student
     

    Sounds really interesting ^^

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    Sergey in his own universe [www]
    2010/06/15 03:08
    Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
     

    To tell a secret,
    that way I managed to memorize Hiragana and Katakana in a week and a half, studying about half an hour a day ^^

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    Actar in front of his Desktop, trap... [www]
    2010/06/15 03:18
    Registered on 2008/05/27. Video Reviewer of Anime Figures, Mecha and Merch...
     

    あ。これなかなか便利ですね... 試して見るか。

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      Sergey in his own universe [www]
      2010/06/15 03:38
      Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
       

      I'm really sorry, didn't quite get the last part, did you want to see it?

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      Flawless EXA in 京都 | My blog -> [www]
      2010/06/15 03:52
      Registered on 2008/12/04. 短期留学 大学生 University Student
       

      tameshite miru ka. It roughly means, "let's test it", "try it out".

      This program could be useful, but languages shouldn't be learned by comparing it to another language. Especially since there are words that cannot be translated.

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        Sergey in his own universe [www]
        2010/06/15 04:38
        Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
         

        Yeah, it doesn't remove the fact that you still need to expose yourself to the culture and the way the language is spoken... But for verbs or nouns for instance, can be useful...

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      Sergey in his own universe [www]
      2010/06/15 04:43
      Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
       

      Please e-mail to blog-comments@berense.org and I'll send you the code...

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        chaosprophet in Brazil
        2010/06/15 11:03
        Registered on 2008/10/16. Student
         

        I would also want to try it, although when I tried sending an email to that adress, I got a "Delivery Status Notification (Failure)". Is there another way to contact you so you could send it to me? Seems a pretty useful program!

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          Sergey in his own universe [www]
          2010/06/21 13:18
          Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
           

          Oh! I'm really sorry!
          The e-mail is blog.comments@berense.org

          Please resend your request...

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    battrastard in Old Fart in the Southwest,... [www]
    2010/06/15 03:58
    Registered on 2009/03/06. Aircrafty type mechanic, dedicated and certified...
     

    I'd be willing to try this. Although, if you could add phonetic (pronunciation) spelling with the Romanji, it could be more helpful?


    O.o

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      Sergey in his own universe [www]
      2010/06/15 04:41
      Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
       

      I'm not sure I see what you mean, you mean like with Hiragana?
      Please give an example...

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        suteki in Australia
        2010/06/15 10:14
        Registered on 2009/07/17. Student/Ashikabi
         

        he probably means hiragana in writing as well and wants the program to speak out the japanese words

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          battrastard in Old Fart in the Southwest,... [www]
          2010/06/15 17:05
          Registered on 2009/03/06. Aircrafty type mechanic, dedicated and certified...
           

          Not at all. I mean like how a dictionary has a second spelling to "sound - out" the word so it's not pronounced like a foreigner would mangle it....(did that make any sense?)

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          Flawless EXA in 京都 | My blog -> [www]
          2010/06/30 08:08
          Registered on 2008/12/04. 短期留学 大学生 University Student
           

          EX: Anime (ah-nee-meh)

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            battrastard in Old Fart in the Southwest,... [www]
            2010/07/03 18:38
            Registered on 2009/03/06. Aircrafty type mechanic, dedicated and certified...
             

            There ya go!! Exactly! Moe = Mo-eh etc....

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    Phaeton99 in Momiji Castle, Japones NA [www]
    2010/06/16 05:34
    Registered on 2008/11/11. Executive Seneschal of the Third Ward
     

    Any practice tool that simultaneously addresses the matters of vocabulary and kanji memorization could be useful.... unless all it knows is "neko". (^ω^)

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      Sergey in his own universe [www]
      2010/06/17 20:53
      Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
       

      It also knows "inu" ^^

      And also anything you would give it :)

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    Desi in United States [www]
    2010/07/13 11:56
    Registered on 2010/06/25. Student, Freelance Artist
     

    Is it available for Mac OS?

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    Elarys in Stafford, UK [www]
    2010/10/14 21:57
    Registered on 2010/07/02. Software Developer
     

    Could you send the code to nar@lovehina.me.uk I would be interesting in playing with this. Thanks! ^_^

    I might put in each of the words I learn during class, then I can review things easier ^^

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      Elarys in Stafford, UK [www]
      2010/10/14 22:07
      Registered on 2010/07/02. Software Developer
       

      I meant naru@lovehina.me.uk, I can't type!

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        Sergey in his own universe [www]
        2010/10/14 22:55
        Registered on 2010/01/26. Animator, Designer & Programmer
         

        I will send you the code later today but I would now recommend of a much better software I found during this time called Anki... It's been developed for about 6 years according to it's author and is basically a very handy tool for remembering anything including all kinds of languages and lots of other stuff... There is a computer version and mobiles version http://ichi2.net/anki/

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          Elarys in Stafford, UK [www]
          2010/10/14 23:03
          Registered on 2010/07/02. Software Developer
           

          Thanks, I will appreciate it.

          I've seen Anki before but I didn't really like it. I like the idea of yours as a base for making my own maybe (as it's MySQL + PHP based, I like learning PHP too)


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