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Free Search English-Japanese Online Dictionary

Free version (2006 version) contains about 10,000 words.
Member version (2008 version) contains about 20,000 words.

Search Tips:

1. Use present tense of verbs. (ie. eat --rather than ate, eaten, etc.)
2. Use singular, rather than plural form of nouns. In general, Japanese does not have plural forms
3. There is no profanity on this site.
4. Be sure to use correct spelling.
5. Put one space between each word: e.g., OTOKONOKO-->OTOKO NO KO.
6. Numbers: spell out numbers rather than using numerals.

EJOD Member's section

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Visit the Sister Ship: Beginners English Dictionary

EJOD has launched its sister website --the Beginners English Dictionary.

We would like to invite you to pop over for a visit: Beginners English Dictionary.

If you are a beginning speaker of English then you will be interested in learning more basic English and have a helping hand in doing it. Check it out!

Future Projects

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EJOD Members What's New

10 more Kanji pages added. Now 70 pages. (Mar. 22, 2008)

10 more Kanji pages added (Mar. 21, 2008)

10 more Kanji pages added (Mar. 20, 2008)

10 more Kanji pages added (Jan. 27, 2008)

Japan-related Novel "Perfect Timing" now complete and online (Jan. 26, 2008)

Basic Japanese Pronunciation section now online (Jan. 22, 2008)

Cash Cow Contest 2008 officially begins (Jan. 20, 2008)

Member's section now online (Jan. 19, 2008)

Cash Cow Contest 2007 officially ended. Aica declared the winner (Dec. 31, 2007)

Japanese Kanji Pages now online. (Dec. 24, 2007)

Japanese Readings Pages now online. (Dec. 24, 2007)

Japanese Grammar Pages now online. (Dec. 24, 2007)

Japanese Textbook Table of Contents and Index pages now added (Dec. 7, 2007)

Dictionary Features

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Member's Search dictionary is updated regularly as visitors send in words and expressions; Member's visual dictionaries are updated annually.

Contains thousands of everyday useful words

Written in easy-to-read romaji

Classroom tested for over 15 years

Contains common everyday, usable words and expressions

Verb entries show -MASU and dictionary forms

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