Anki - friendly, intelligent flashcards TV FREE LIVE TV MOVIES AND SOCIAL TELEVISION Language Exchange Community - TANDEM City Apprendre les langues Rikaichan Review Rikaichan is a Chrome (search Rikaikun for Chrome), Firefox and Thunderbird extension that instantly translates Japanese text as you mouse over it into one of four languages — English, German, French, and Russian. You install Rikaichan as an extension and choose which of the four languages you want to use. Once installed, Rikaichan provides the definition of Japanese words, and even provides information for kanji such as on’yomi and kun’yomi, stroke number, and radical. Rikaichan also provides an optional toolbar that allows you to manually look up Japanese words. Visit the Rikaichan homepage → Pros Completely free! Cons Only works with Firefox and Chrome (sorry, Internet Explorer and Safari users).Being able to look up words this easily can put a hamper on your studying. Rikaichan definitely won’t teach you Japanese, but it’s a fantastic supplemental resource for those who like to visit Japanese websites or read emails in Japanese and need a little help doing so. Final Word Pictures
bab.la Phrases The phrase dictionary includes thousands of common phrases divided into six main categories: Academic Writing, Business Communication, Applications and Résumés, Personal Correspondence, Travel, and Immigration. Within each category widely used phrases are grouped together according to the situation in which a phrase is used. The situation description helps you judge in which context to use the phrase. The idea behind the phrases dictionary is to use it as a tool to help with formal writing or where it is expected to use a particular writing style. Rules for formal writing are quite strict, though often unstated and very difficult to learn as a non-native speaker. JuJu Free Penpals JPG
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