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 gahoh: * The penmanship of Japanese language movies (hiragana, katakana, kaji). Let's review hiragana and katakana. |
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Prof Komori's WWKanji Page. * More than 2000 kanji files, and you can actually practice WRITING the Kanji on the computer. You need Japanese Language Kit (or equivalent) to view most of the pages. |
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Kanji Practice * Kanji Practice is a site which helps learners of Japanese to master reading and writing kanji. Kanji are grouped in sets of 50, following the order used at Dartmouth College. For each kanji, the site offers a brush stroke image, a brief video clip demonstrating stroke order, sample sentences for On and Kun readings with accompanying audio clips, print variations, and the English translation of the kanji.
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Degital comic learning system * "Yon-coma manga (4 cartoons)" with sounds. There are many situations! Good for listening practice.
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Kanji furigana (Hiragana) for Japanese Learners This is amazing! If you can read Japanese on your computer, but you are not good at reading Kanji yet, check this site! | ||||
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