Mnemosyne

A few months ago, I wrote about a learning program called Mnemosyne that I found and I am now ready to write a little review about it.
Since I am always on the computer working or procrastinating anyway, I found this program quite useful because it makes reviewing new kanji and vocabulary very easy.
Although there are [...]

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More quizzes than you can shake a bokuto at

Now that things are calming down a little, I found some time to post. I wanted to tell everyone about www.manythings.org/japanese.
Here, you can find literally hundreds of quizzes from the basics all the way up to JLPT 1. A few quizzes I found useful: 260 commonly used ii-type adjectives, and Japanese newspaper words that [...]

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Generation Times Magazine

This is a very cool site for a Japanese magazine.
It also has very cool navigation controls when you access the site.
Lots of very professional and cool photos in the site.

Lots of very difficult Japanese words too!
http://www.generationtimes.jp/

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JLPT Kanji Project

http://www.jlpt-kanji.com/
This is a nice website for learning Japanese kanji according to the JLPT level. One thing that makes this site nice is that once you have logged in, you can save the kanji that you want to study under your user name and print flashcards. Another handy thing is that in the definition, it [...]

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My first post!

Hello everyone (especially Henry and Angeline)! My first post to the Dojo has actually not come from any Japanese study, though today’s session was wonderful.
I was watching Dave Eggers talk over at ted.com where he describes a volunteer after school English enrichment program that he started. I found his talk particularly interesting because I [...]

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Hello world!

Welcome to WordPress.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it and start blogging!

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