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| Pomax - Saturday 16th of May 2009 01:37:29 PM |
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| Tom - Sunday 02nd of December 2007 02:03:29 AM |
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| Fivel - Saturday 01st of December 2007 01:39:10 PM |
| Was looking at the editorials, and noticed that the link for the romanisation article leads to-- romaji.html. Was able to figure out that it should be-- www.nihongoresources.com/language/editorials/romaji.html. Just letting you know. Thanks for the site, it's been a terrific help so far! |
| Pomax - Wednesday 21st of November 2007 09:42:07 AM |
| I had to do a bit of maintainance on the site which ended in reuploading all the content. Smart as I am, I completely forgot to copy over the most recent feedback page before updating. So, three or four messages have been lost due the update (go me...) Feel free to rewrite them >.>;; |
| p4s - Saturday 17th of November 2007 09:28:38 AM |
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| Pomax - Wednesday 07th of November 2007 11:45:25 AM |
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| Dan Redgate - Wednesday 07th of November 2007 06:24:21 AM |
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| Ricky - Saturday 06th of October 2007 06:08:42 PM |
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| Milan van Berlo - Thursday 27th of September 2007 11:58:07 AM |
| Forgot to mention the particle dictionary, which seems to become a very useful and quite unique feature. |
| Milan van Berlo - Thursday 27th of September 2007 11:56:08 AM |
| Hello, I'd like to clear something up. That is, the っ, I believe, does not equal a glottal stop. The glottal stop is a disctinct sound defined in the IPA alphabet as ʔ. The glottal stop is the sound produced by pressing the vocal cords together after which they are released. The result is the sound between the e and a as in the Dutch beamen [bəʔamə] or English [ʔmʔm] (with the first tone higher than the second) meaning something like 'uh uh, that's no good'. The glottal stop does actually occur in Japanese. I believe it does right before articulating a vowel at the beginning of a word, and at the end of words with single vowels (i.e. 文書). This obviously differs from the っ used in Japanese; as that is merely an indication for a lengthened consonant (IPA: ː) and has in fact very little to do with a glottal stop. Apart from that, nice site, I especially like the lessons as they provide a good introduction to basic Japanese grammar. |
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| Pomax - Saturday 22nd of September 2007 10:24:44 AM |
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| Pomax - Tuesday 18th of September 2007 09:25:06 AM |
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| Pomax - Monday 09th of July 2007 04:14:05 PM |
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| Floyd - Wednesday 04th of April 2007 05:28:32 PM |
| 日本語： ストックホルムからヘルシンキまで行きました。 English: We traveled up to Helsinki [but no further] from Stockholm. This is from lesson #3: Why do I want to read this as "We traveled FROM Helsinki up to Stockholm (but no further) ? |
| bd_ - Monday 02nd of April 2007 09:26:12 PM |
| Hi, Your particle dictionary ttp://nihongoresources.com/downloads/pdict/pdict.xml does not render properly in konqueror due to konqueror assuming the CSS file (pdict.css) is in ISO-8859-1, which causes problems when rendering the CSS content directives. I'd suggest adding a htaccess rule in ttp://nihongoresources.com/downloads/pdict/ to set the proper character set: AddCharset UTF-8 .css |
| Pomax - Sunday 18th of March 2007 03:01:10 AM |
| all my computers except my laptop all kaput, and the laptop is nothing to sing home about either. Except more status quo while I try to find a way to revive everything... I enjoy the noise of no computers humming, but it is severely impairing my work, and making me quite poor in buying new components to repair and update everything so it won't break in the next two months if it hasn't broken now... a replacement laptop for this almost dead old one alone's set me back 1150 euro -_- there was a bug in the feedback page too (explains why there was no feedback since january) which I fixed. |
| Szyszart - Tuesday 30th of January 2007 02:59:49 PM |
| This website is great! The best one I've seen so far. |
| Sai - Monday 29th of January 2007 08:12:12 AM |
| Hi, I would like to thank you for making a website for studying japanese online, and only wish that it was possible to download it all as a small zip-file so that I could take it with me anywhere I go :) |
| Pomax - Wednesday 24th of January 2007 05:55:17 AM |
| I cleaned up the feedback page so that all the back-and-forth "threads" are gone again - if you have questions that you think other people can answer too (ie, not directly related to the site, but to your browser or OS or some aspect of Japanese) feel free to use the forum; we don't have masses of users, but you'll still get an answer in a few days tops ^_^ |
| Rai - Sunday 14th of January 2007 02:06:03 AM |
| Great site! I'm sure I'll learn a lot. |
| Rege - Sunday 31st of December 2006 09:47:36 PM |
| An auspicious start to the New Year (here now and also for all who read this). I come by way of Wiki' and the work of Mr. Jim Breen of Monash University. This is a very inviting and pleasant website you present to the world. A quibble so minor as to be almost beneath notice, but I would write `til rather than till (your .."break till January".. ah, but it is January now!) - I imagine that I am somewhat old-fashioned in my useage and think of till as more to do with turning the earth or a lesser compartment in a greater than as a contraction for until the time. Grace, Joy and Chance be with all in `07. |
| r3st0re - Sunday 24th of December 2006 06:37:05 AM |
| Just found this site. It is just brilliant. Although I haven't had the time to browse the whole site (mostly because I got stuck at the kana trainer for about an hour! :)) what I have seen so far is excellent! Keep up the good work! |
| Pomax - Sunday 24th of December 2006 03:44:10 AM |
| Tidings of moose to all, and a Merry christmas (even if there are no moose in your country!) ^_^ 皆様にメリークリスマス～！‘ - Pomax |
| Laura - Wednesday 13th of December 2006 10:47:39 AM |
| 'Excellent' does this site no justice! I've wanted to learn for a very long time now, but there are no courses available where I live, so this is pretty much heaven. Thank you for your efforts to keep this up. |
| eya-chan - Sunday 19th of November 2006 08:37:30 AM |
| Hey, I just wanted to say how great this site is. :) I also learned basic Japanese through anime, and later in university, but it's been two years since I seriously studied. Now I can study again using your site. Thanks a lot! :) |
| Dali - Monday 13th of November 2006 03:15:36 PM |
| Thanks! Just very grateful for the excercise for hiragana and katakana! |
| Uruha - Saturday 28th of October 2006 02:02:18 AM |
| Ok, so first: I'm German. And you should know, that in Germany it's not at all usual to study Nihongo in college, because this subject does not really exist in our schools. I took some Nihongo lessons (for a lot of money) in an association, but that's, like I said, rather expensive and in the end my teacher finished her studies in Germany and she went back to Japan. So my Nihongo is a rather sophisticated thing: I am able to use simple grammar rules and to have relly simple conversations, but I know the conjugation rules too, just not really entirely! But I think your site will help me to fill the gaps and to continue my studies! I'm really addicted to Japan and all that, so thank you for this great page! |
| tsm phd - Monday 23rd of October 2006 05:59:57 AM |
| Beautiful - I'm a college Japanese prof and I love this site. |
| Kirby Iwaki - Saturday 21st of October 2006 08:38:36 AM |
| Sugoi!!! very nice and useful page... Everything was perfect, but "http://www.nihongoresources.com/language/dialects/oosakaben/wordlist.html" is not worknig ;O;! Please try and solve this soon n__n! |
| Ouroboros - Wednesday 04th of October 2006 06:29:28 PM |
| Just thought I'd thank you for this site which has made learning and translating Japanese much easier. The site looks better now and I really like the new layout. There's just one thing though... I really miss the names dictionary which was the thing that I used the most here and it doesn't seem to be up yet. Obviously there's lots on your 'to do list' and everything I just hope that gets back up again sometime soon... Yeah I was kind of addicted to it... (^_^;) wonder if I was the only one? Anyways keep up the good work! |
| Anon - Tuesday 26th of September 2006 05:28:43 PM |
| I just wanted to say that I find this site to be by far one of the most useful on the entire internet, for me anyway. The design is fantastic, for one. Clean, clear and very much uncluttered. But the lessons are where it really shines. Your writing explains things very concisely, even the occasional tangents on classical Japanese (which you always, eventually, make a point with). I took five semesters of Japanese in college, although being bad at languages coupled with meeting only twice a week and not being able to study much at all (as it was irrelevant to my ACTUAL major) means I learned little. What few things I have retained are thanks to constant exposure, with anime and manga being my primary hobbies. Above all they let me maintain my katakana/hiragana reading and a smidge of vocab, although I know almost no kanji, and have forgotten most grammar. So, I skimmed lesson 0, played with the great practice test you include to brush up, and am currently getting into lesson one. You teach verbs in a way quite different from how I learned them (we used Nakama). It's a lot of tough information at first, but once I got down the verb moods to the point where I can tell which it is and what ending it takes just by seeing the kanji for the mood, it's gotten a lot better. Anyway, enough from me, but I do hope the other lessons all come up soon! I'm not in a rush because I'm still just doing this on my free time, as I'm a full time grad student in something that has nothing to do with Japanese, but I look forward to seeing where the lessons take me. Absolutely wonderful site, and a great service to everyone on the internet who even somewhat interested in Japanese. You should be proud of what you've created. |
| Lanie - Tuesday 19th of September 2006 10:04:46 AM |
| I loved lessons 0 and 1. I've taken Nihongo in a class setting a few years ago, and have been doing a lot of research on the subject lately, and your site is by far the best I've visitted, because you explain things very thoroughly. I've been trying to wrap my mind around Japanese verb conjugation for ages, and your lesson 01 explained it extremely well. Thanks a lot, can't wait for further lessons! |
| Jamescat - Monday 18th of September 2006 05:38:03 AM |
| Excellent notes on your lesson0,1. Looking forward for other lessons. |
| DS - Thursday 14th of September 2006 08:59:09 PM |
| This is a great project, keep up the good work |
| Drasa - Thursday 14th of September 2006 01:28:03 AM |
| I like this new outfit :3. It's clearer now. Of course, the contents are the most important thing, but they are already top quality :D. |
| Pomax - Tuesday 12th of September 2006 03:12:07 PM |
| A new site, a new feedback page... This page is for those comments that don't really require you to hit the forum and go through the trouble of composing a new topic when all you want to say is "like the site, keep it up" or "nice site but you could use [fill in feature here]". Of course "I don't like the site" are welcome too, but then it helps if you say why ^_^ |
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