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Description: A Japanese site providing all kinds of tools related to the field of Chinese and computers and Chinese language learning by computer including a converter of either simplified or traditional Chinese into Pinyin, pronunciation tables, tables of characters with multiple pronunciations and a table of simplified characters compared to the traditional form.
http://www.gakira.com/ more Language: jpn Japanese Kanji alive Citation: Kanji alive is a free, web-based tool to help beginning and intermediate level Japanese language learners to read and write kanji. It is cross-platform and will run in any browser that supports Adobe Flash and Apple Quicktime.
http://kanjialive.uchicago.edu/index.htm more Language: eng English, jpn Japanese The Kanji SITE : A guide for students of Japanese kanjiCitation: The Kanji SITE was launched in September 1999 as a way for its author, Chris Jennings, to practice his (er, I mean, "my") kanji in preparation for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). It originally covered only the 80 kanji required for Level 4 of the JLPT, but has since grown to include a total of 1,000 kanji, namely the entire official syllabus for Levels 4, 3 and 2 of the exam.
Since the launch, features such as random testing pages, a search engine and an automated mailing list script have been added. The site moved from its free hostspace on Tripod to a professional hosting service in May 2000, in order to escape the tyranny of pop-up adverts. A Russian-language version of the site was born in January 2001, and efforts are underway to get it translated into other languages too.
Most recently, in August 2001, the visual design and information architecture of the site was given a complete overhaul; the original colour scheme (purple links on a dark blue background - what on Earth was I thinking?) gave way to a much brighter, clearer look. This time I've gone overboard on Lucida Sans Unicode, but at least it's easier on the eye.
The Kanji SITE is aimed primarily at people who are studying for the JLPT, and as such the kanji are organized according to the syllabi for Levels 4, 3 and 2 of that test. The JLPT Level 1 kanji will start to be added in due course - i.e. just as soon as I've finished detailing the Level 2 kanji. Patience, Luke.
It will soon also be possible to study the kanji in the order that nature (well, the Japanese Ministry of Education, anyway) intended, i.e. according to the government's official Joyo and Kyoiku Kanji lists.
http://www.kanjisite.com/ more Language: eng English 网上联合知识导航站 = Collaborative Online Reference ServicesCitation: The CORS (Collaborative Online Reference Services) platform of the Shanghai Central Library is the first cooperative online reference service in China. Initially based on the Shanghai Resource Sharing Network, it was organized by the Shanghai Library, together with other academic libraries, research libraries and related institutes not only in Shanghai and in other areas of China, but also from all over the world. Our commitment is to provide the public with high-quality professional reference services and knowledge navigation, which is a new measure of the Shanghai Library to help improve online public services and enhance the public’s knowledge navigation abilities.
http://zsdh.library.sh.cn:8080/ more Language: chi Chinese, eng English チュウ太の道具箱 Description: Free web tool that translates and shows readings of Japanese texts. Available in Japanese, English, German, and Dutch.
http://language.tiu.ac.jp/tools.html more Language: dut Dutch; Flemish, eng English, ger German, jpn Japanese KanjiBox Citation: KanjiBox helps you study and learn kanjis and Japanese vocabulary, for fun or test preparation (JLPT, school exams, Ninja Academy etc) and includes many nifty features, such as adaptative drilling, learning statistics, quizz and score comparisons with your friends.
http://kanjibox.net/ more Language: eng English Nihon Ryo-Wiki Description: Nihon ryo-Wiki is a material collection to the oldest buddhist legends in Japan, the Nihon ryoiki. The material was collected and brought online by a seminar at the Department of Japanese Studies at the University of Vienna. The site gives information and an overview.
http://www.univie.ac.at/rel_jap/ryowiki/Hauptseite more Language: ger German Fudoki-pedia Description: Information about the foundation of the Japanese state according to the early regional chronicles (fudoki). Produced as coursework by the Vorlesung/Übung "Die japanische Staatswerdung (3.-8. Jh) aus Sicht der Regionalchroniken (fudoki)" (Japanese Studies Vienna, Wi2009). Thematic topics; sources; few links.
http://www.univie.ac.at/rel_jap/fudokipedia/Hauptseite more Language: ger German
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