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Rikaichan
Just a quick post.
For those of you using firefox I would really suggest downloading the rikaichan add-on. When mousing over any single or compound Kanji it provides the meaning and kana reading. I only just discovered it recently and I'm finding it to be quite helpful, so I figured I would share. :) |
I've been using this for a while now and it's definetely a useful tool.
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yeah.. I also strongly recommend those who are learning Japanese language to use this addons..
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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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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. :) |
I definitely felt like I was relying on it too much so now I always try to read on my own before I use rikaichan.
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