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Takoboto
Takoboto is a Japanese/English dictionary and Japanese language learning tool that searches words written in Japanese or English using kanji, kana, romaji or latin alphabets. Example sentences and kanji information are provided for each word. The dictionary data comes from JMDict, EDICT and KANJIDIC files, and a Takoboto app is available for download.
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0ichi.moe is a Japanese transliteration and dictionary service. Users enter a Japanese sentence to see it written in Latin script/romaji and get dictionary definitions for the words in it. The site notes that it works even with conjugations, but proper nouns such as personal names and most place names do not work.
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0Shirabe Jisho is an offline Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary app by Blazej Stanek. It includes dictionary entries, kanji characters with stroke order, example sentences, handwriting recognition and wildcard search. An in-app purchase offers screen customization, extended flashcard content and custom theming.
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0jpdb is a Japanese dictionary and learning system for kanji and vocabulary. It automatically teaches the kanji needed to read new vocabulary and can extract words from pasted text. It offers thousands of prebuilt decks with vocabulary from anime, visual novels, light novels and web novels, and uses its own spaced repetition algorithm.
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0NativShark is a Japanese learning platform built around a two-step study flow: log in and press Study Now. It teaches writing systems, vocabulary, listening and grammar, with native-speaker-written lessons, spaced repetition flashcards, native dialogues and conjugation drills. The site lists monthly and annual subscription options and states a free signup without credit card.
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0Immersion-Based Japanese Learning is a website explaining an input-driven, immersion-based language learning method with a focus on Japanese. It sets out to argue for the method, provide a learning setup, and list learning resources and Japanese media recommendations.
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