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Originally Posted by duo797
It can get easy to rely on it though, so if you're trying to learn Kanji readings or meanings, I'd suggest testing yourself once in a while before mousing over with Rikaichan. I do that and it's helped me to read some words (though because I never write them I'm fairly certain I wouldn't be able to write all of them by hand if I needed to).
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That's why I think rikai.com is better. Instead of it just showing you the readings, you actually have to copy and paste the URL or text itself, load up rikai.com, paste, and have it do the same thing rikaichan does.
You'll find after a while, you'd rather work your way through it because it's just so tedious to do the above method with rikai.com.
