81. The Japanese Language Explains usage of some particles, grammar and vocabulary. http://www.math.toronto.edu/jjchew/japanese/

Back to John's Home Page The Japanese Language ( Grammar notes Particles This, that and the other thing Verbs Hikaru No Go Translations ... Kenshin (the manga —¬˜QlŒŸS Lupin III Filmography Shin Nihongo no Kiso (Japanese textbook): grammar and vocabulary Spouses (vocabulary)

82. Japanese - Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji, Romaji (Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights). Longer text sample (Tower of Babel). books japanese language courses, dictionaries, etc. http://www.omniglot.com/writing/japanese.htm

@import "../styles/medium.css"; Writing systems abjads alphabets syllabic alphabets ... A-Z index Japanese (Nihongo) Origin of writing in Japan Hiragana Katakana Kanji ... Links Origin of writing in Japan Before the 4th century AD, the Japanese had no writing system of their own. During the 4th century they began to import and adapt the Chinese script, along with many other aspects of Chinese culture, probably via Korea. At first the Japanese wrote in Classical Chinese or in a Japanese-Chinese hybrid style. An example of the hybrid style is the kojiki (Records of Antiquity) written in 712 AD. They then start to use Chinese characters to write Japanese in a style known as , literarly "Ten Thousand leaf syllabic script", which used the characters for their phonetic values. Over time a writing system emerged in which Chinese characters were used to write either words borrowed from Chinese or Japanese words with the same or similar meanings. Chinese characters were also used for their phonetic values to write grammatical elements and these characters were simplified and eventually became two syllabic scripts, hiragana and katakana Japanese literature reached a high point during the 11th century with the Genji Monogatari (Tale of Genji) by Lady Murasaki Shikibu. Many other Japanese literary works were also written by women.

83. AISEI Japanese Language Services, Inc. Translation and interpretation in Japanese and English. Based in San Francisco, California. http://www.aisei.com/

84. IPL Kidspace: Say Hello To The World Say Hello in the japanese language. Nihongo. Japanese Click to hear how to say hello in Japanese! An Overview of the History of the japanese language http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/hello/japanese.html

This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home KidSpace Say Hello to the World About the IPL ... Contact Us KidSpace Features Ask a Question Culture Quest Learning HTML Orca Search ... Story Hour KidSpace Subject Collections Reference The World Computers/Internet Reading Zone ... Fun Stuff Say Hello in the Japanese Language Nihongo Click to hear how to say hello in Japanese! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player "Good day, my name is Keiko." English: Good day My name is Japanese: Konichiwa Watakushi-wa (your name), desu Pronunciation: Koh-NEE-cheewah Wah-TAHK-sheewah (your name), DEHSS Japanese Script: Did You Know? Words in English from the Japanese language: samurai dojo tofu haiku kimono tsunami karate kamikaze zen Japanese Characters Kanji for Kids Katakana for Kids Hiragana for Kids Learning Japanese Japanese for Travelers Weekly Japanese Lessons Talk Japanese Beginner Level Japanese Course ... About.Com: Japanese Language Japanese Culture An Overview of the History of the Japanese Language Timeline of Japanese History Nihon-no-Kotowaza: Japanese Proverbs Kabuki for Everyone ... CIA World Factbook: Japan Who Can You Talk To? There are 126,000,000 people in Japan, Thailand, the United States of America, Canada, Brazil, Taiwan, Singapore and Paraguay who speak Japanese. Now you can say hello to 126,000,000 people!

85. Japanese Room LANGUAGE ROOM. Japanese is spoken by over 120000000 people, The material in different sections of the japanese language Room is updated on different http://www.kids-japan.com/jproom.htm

LANGUAGE ROOM Japanese is spoken by over 120,000,000 people, most of whom all live in Japan. In this room you can learn to read, write and speak Japanese so you can communicate with all these people. There is even an on-line dictionary so you can you can look up words that you don't know or you want to use. Even if you do not have a browser normally capable of viewing Japanese, you will not have any problems here. All of the Japanese characters (letters) in this room have been created with .gif graphics. The sound files have all been created using the .au file format. If you have any problems hearing the sound files, please look at the sound help writeup . If you are serious about studying Japanese, we recommend that you copy any Japanese prints or sound files that you want here in the Japanese Language Room onto your own hard disk and use them to study with. This approach is best because files load much faster from your own hard disk than they do coming off the Internet. Please remember though, that you can't use these files for any other purpose other than your own private studying without asking us first. The material in different sections of the Japanese Language Room is updated on different schedules. When you enter each individual section, you can see how often that section's pages are updated. All of us kids here at Kids' Japan like to hear how kids around the world use our material to learn Japanese. Please send us an

86. Japanese Electronic Dictionary And Language Translators. Japanese - Other Langua Handheld japanese language translators and japanese electronic dictionaries. http://japanese.dictionaries.ectaco.com/

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87. Anminternational.com Home Page (“ú–{Œê) Translation, rewriting and various Englishjapanese language support services. http://www2.gol.com/users/chipper/anminternational/

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88. New Zealand Association Of Japanese Language Teachers - NZAJLT A web site for the promotion of japanese language, and revision, extension and enrichment for New Zealand students provided by the New Zealand Association http://www.japanese.ac.nz/

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89. The Japan Foundation, Sydney We organise a diverse range of cultural activities introducing Japanese art, supporting Japanese studies and japanese language education overseas. http://www.jpf.org.au/

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90. ‘åã“ú–{Œê‹³ˆçƒZƒ“ƒ^[ -JASSO Provides language training for foreign students to prepare them for attending a Japanese university. With information on scholarships and financial aid. Tennojiku, Osaka City. http://www.jasso.go.jp/ojlec/

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91. Untitled Document The Language Section works to support japanese language education in schools throughout Australia and New Zealand. Working in conjunction with local http://www.jpf.org.au/ls/

92. Bisqwit's Japanese Language Related Tools - List Bisqwit s japanese language related tools list. Recently I ve been playing a lot with Japanese. Here are some tools I ve made. http://kanjidict.stc.cx/

Bisqwit's Japanese language related tools Personal Main CV Blog Jesus Programming Free software Games The game of Go ROM translations Game movies Japanese Tools Other Writings Links Recently I've been playing a lot with Japanese. Here are some tools I've made. Dictionary (eng-jap, jap-eng, kanji+kana+romaji). Applicable also for kanji to romaji -conversions. Based on EDICT. Sources available Kanji search utility - Detailed information about kanji and several search methods. Based on Jim Breen's kanjidic. Sources available Japanese verbs and adjectives conjugator Japanese verbs and adjectives deconjugator Romaji to hiragana converter - converts romaji to hiragana. Better quality and elegant sourcecode. Common japanese names - list English converter - transliterates ( does not translate! ) English text into romaji, hiragana and katakana. Source code available. Converter - converts ascii text into hiragana and katakana, trying to preserve Finnish pronounciation in case of misromaji. This was my first Japanese related computer program. KAKASI web frontend -Converts japanese web pages between romaji/kana/kanji.

93. Genki Japanese And Culture School: Learn With The Best: Study Abroad In Fukuoka School located in Fukuoka City, teaching courses in japanese language for foreigners, with a focus on learning about Japanese culture. http://www.genkijacs.com/

Learn with the Best: Study Japanese in Fukuoka! Our head teacher, Rie Kirby, is proud to be one of the authors of Gakken's respected Super Anchor Japanese-English dictionary, 2nd edition Available from Amazon.co.jp Genki Japanese and Culture School (GenkiJACS) is a small, private Japanese language school that offers students the opportunity to study Japanese language and culture in a relaxed and friendly learning environment. We are located in Tenjin, the heart of Fukuoka City, in Kyushu, South Japan. We offer courses in a range of areas, including conversational Japanese, Japanese through pop culture, Japanese culture, Business Japanese, and study for exams, all with an emphasis on practical work, inside and outside of the classroom. For students coming from overseas to study abroad, we can arrange a homestay family, and various activities for the duration of your stay. We're here to make your Japanese study enjoyable and worthwhile. If you're ready to learn Japanese the right way, we're ready to teach you!

94. Japanese Language Although Japanese is the sixth most spoken language in the world in terms of population, it is a language that is hardly used elsewhere. http://web-japan.org/factsheet/language/

Web Japan Japan Fact Sheet JAPANSE LANGUAGE Introduction Phonology Grammar Written Japanese Loan-Words ... Word Processors Writing with a brush in gyoshotai, or the "running style" © Geijutsu Shinbunsha Introduction Japan has a population of over 120 million, and linguistically, it is a nearly homogenous nation, with more than 99% of the population using the same language. This means that the Japanese language is the sixth most spoken language in the world. However, the language is spoken in scarcely any region outside Japan. There are many theories about the origin of the Japanese language. A number of scholars believe that syntactically it is close to such Altaic languages as Turkish and Mongolian, and its syntactic similarity to Korean is widely acknowledged. There is also evidence that its morphology and vocabulary were influenced prehistorically by the Malayo-Polynesian languages to the south. The Japanese writing system comes from Chinese, although the languages spoken by the Japanese and Chinese are completely different. After Chinese writing was introduced sometime in the fifth or sixth century, it was supplemented by two phonetic scripts (

95. Japanese Language General japanese language. 2. Written Japanese. 3. Spoken Japanese japanese language Related Links, Resources Shopping http://www.japan-101.com/language/

Home Tokyo Guide Travel Culture ... Site Map Japanese Language Language Home Back Next Japanese Language - Page 1 of 1 Currently 21 articles about language grouped by category on 1 page. General Japanese Language Written Japanese Spoken Japanese General Japanese Language Japanese language - used mainly in Japan Japanese language guide - how the Japanese language is used Japanese Language Proficiency Test Japanese Language Overview Written Japanese Furigana - Kana to Supplement Kanji Henohenomoheji - Seven Hiragana Characters Hepburn System - Method of Transcribing Japanese Into Roman Alphabet Japanese numerals - system of number names used in the Japanese language ... Romanji - Japanese Language Spoken Japanese Ainu Language of Japan's Hokkaido Region Engrish - Slang for Japanese-English Japanese proverbs - Four-character idioms, Common idioms Kaibun - Japanese equivalent of palindrome ... Onyomi - Japanese approximation of Chinese Kanji character Discuss any article in our Language forum.

96. East Asia Center | Friends World Program | LIU School for experiential based studies in japanese language, arts, and culture. Affiliated with Long Island University. Based in Kitaku, Kyoto. http://www.southampton.liu.edu/fw/east_asia/

Welcome to East Asia Center JAPAN CENTER - Kyoto, Japan East Asia Center students participate in the Mikoshi Matsuri (miniature shrine) festival 2003 The Friends World East Asian Center is located in the northwest of Kyoto just behind the famed Kinkakuji Temple (The Golden Pavilion). The Center is accessible to numerous transport centers. The East Asian Center has been in Japan since 1968, first in Hiroshima and then in Kyoto. Kyoto City, the capital of Japan from 794 to 1600, and still the capital of Japanese traditional arts and home to many universities, is a wonderful base from which to study Japan and its culture. The significant population of foreign residents also provides a resource network which offers students many opportunities to find and pursue a wide range of projects and interests. more about Kyoto Long Island University Friends World Program

97. Japanese Language Resources - Learn Japanese - Academic Info A directory of Internet resources on japanese language Study. http://www.academicinfo.net/japanlang.html

Academic Info Japanese Language Studies - Directory of Online Resources Home Search Index Contact ... Japan Studies Japanese Language Studies Language Studies Japanese Huge Savings on Scholarly and General Books at our Bookstore Japanese Dictionaries A Comparison of Japanese Dictionaries. Jeffrey's Japanese-English Dictionary CJKV-English Dictionary "A Database of CJK Characters and Compounds Related to East Asian Cultural, Political, and Intellectual History. Chief Editor: Charles Muller, Toyo Gakuen University Japanese Text Initiative "The Japanese Text Initiative (JTI) intends to put online on the Web texts of classical Japanese literature in Japanese characters. Our primary audience is English-speaking scholars and students. Where possible, the Japanese texts will be accompanied by English translations. All JTI texts will be tagged in Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) according to Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) standards, and converted to HTML for display on the Web. An important purpose is to make JTI texts in both Japanese and English searchable, both individually and as a group." (University of Virginia / University of Pittsburgh) Jim Breen's Japanese Page This most academic of the general directories. Included is his

98. Japanese Program Index USC Language Center provides the Japanese audio tapes online, Practice your Japanese with native speakers at japanese language Table and with a Japanese http://www.usc.edu/dept/LAS/ealc/jlp/

Site Map Last update on4/26/05 COURSES Updated Course Descriptions, Course Information, Final Examination Samples, Weekly Schedule, and Test Results. Weekly Schedule and Test Results are only for USC students. EALC120 (Japanese I) EALC122 (Japanese II) EALC 220 (Japanese III) EALC222 (Japanese IV) ... Letter Grade Finder : Find a letter grade of your exam result. PEOPLE List of Faculty and assistant lecturers, and their contact information. Click a face icon and see a message from your sensei. MATERIALS USC Students Only USC Language Center provides the Japanese audio tapes online, which are currently used for the courses of Japanese I - IV. Try their internet task for Japanese I Japanese II , and Japanese III JISHUU-SHITSU Practice your Japanese with the self-study materials. Picture dictionaries, sentence patterns, and many more. CONVERSATION Practice your Japanese with native speakers at Japanese Language Table and with a Japanese Conversation Partner JAPANESE FOR FUN Proverb of the Day, Photo Gallery, Japan Calendar and many more.

99. The Monash Nihongo Ftp Archive Extensive and frequently updated archive of japanese language related software. Most freely available Japaneserelated software for major operating systems. http://ftp.cc.monash.edu.au/pub/nihongo/00INDEX.html

The Monash Nihongo ftp Archive Updated 19 August 2005 (Check the UPDATES file to see what has most recently arrived. Also check the Software section of my Japanese WWW page for recent links.) Skip straight to the full I N D E X Or use the following SHORT FORM INDEX Files: Dictionary Other Software: MS-DOS WINDOWS Unix, etc. Macintosh ... Miscellaneous As well as this archive, there are: Jim Breen's much-visited Japanese Page , and Jim Breen's WWWJDIC , a WWW server supporting his EDICT, KANJIDIC, ENAMDICT, COMPDIC, etc. files. Please feel free to try it. INTRODUCTION Welcome to the /pub/nihongo archive at ftp.monash.edu.au This page is automatically created by a program which keeps track of the archive contents. The archive is maintained by Jim Breen (jwb@csse.monash.edu.au) as a repository of files and software related to Japan, its people and particularly the Japanese language. Anyone wishing to submit material for the archive should send it by ftp to: ftp://ftp.monash.edu.au/pub/uploads/. Also YOU MUST email me (jwb@csse.monash.edu.au) providing the names of the files and other relevant information. If you do not do this, the files may be trashed. If you want to send an application you have developed, please send the file(s) plus (a) a short description to go in this index file (b) a text file describing the program and telling the user how to install and run it. Call your files something likely to be unique and meaningful to users, such as "gwp32-01.zip", not "programs.zip" or "kanji.zip".

100. Welcome To IPAL The IPA Lexicon of the japanese language for computers contains basic nouns, verbs and adjectives. http://www.ipa.go.jp/STC/NIHONGO/IPAL/ipal.html

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