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Free dictionary (2006) below contains about 10,000 words. Member version (2011) contains about 21,000+ words English to Japanese Dictionary:
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- Use present tense of verbs (ie. eat-rather than ate, eaten, etc.)
- Use singular, rather than plural form of nouns. In general Japanese does not have plural forms
- There is no profanity on this site
- Be sure to use correct spelling
- Put one space between each word,
e.g., OTOKONOKO --> OTOKO NO KO - Spell out numbers rather than using numerals
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My Japanese Teacher Podcast
My Japanese Teacher -- Episode 70
My Japanese Teacher. Learn bite-sized chunks of Japanese everyday. Free download and put them on your MP3 player.
Episode #70: Sport Shorts
What is the speaker's favourite sport?
What are the two words the speaker uses to refer to this sport?
What are the speaker's memories of his participation in this sport?
Go to the My Japanese Teacher page for the previous 69 episodes.
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Beginner's English Dictionary
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!
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Free Japan photos. A photo is worth a thousand words. From famous sites to everyday life. Go there.
My Japanese Teacher audio podcast. Learn correct Japanese pronunciation from a native expert. Go there.
Crossword Puzzles. Learn new vocabularly by trying out one of our 39 puzzles. Go there.
Word Contest. Improve your Japanese and compete against other EJOD visitors. Go there.
Japanese Pronunciation. Learn correct pronunciation from a native speaker. Go there.
Type in Japanese. All the ins and the outs of using your PC or Mac to type in Japanese. Plus emoticons. Go there.
Manga: Learn Japanese by studying EJOD's own suspense thriller "Perfect Timing". Go there.
IKITEIRU NIHONGO is a fascinating Japanese textbook that features current communicative activities. Go there.
EJOD's Japanese textbook lays out the basics of Japanese speaking, listening, reading and writing. Go there.
Japanese Onomatopoeia. Moo, oink, woof, meow, quack, cluck and more. Plus sounds from nature. Go there.
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