Tag Archives for kanji

Kanji Sieve v0.2

It has taken me a little longer than I thought to get to version 0.2 of Kanji Sieve. Mainly due to getting it to look better cross platform and avoiding problems for a user that wouldn’t be an issue for … Continue reading

10. April 2010 by ロバート
Categories: 02 reading • 読む事 | Tags: , , , | 8 comments

Kanji Sieve – Analysing Kanji Usage

This is a little FileMaker solution I’ve written. It takes a piece of pasted Japanese text and analyses the kanji contained in it. I wrote it as a quick and probably imprecise way of looking at kanji usage in texts. … Continue reading

26. February 2010 by ロバート
Categories: 02 reading • 読む事 | Tags: , , | 4 comments

Nintendo DSi LL

Or outside of Japan the DSi XL. But a friend has brought me a Japanese DSi LL a month or so ahead of the European launch. Who needs an Apple iPad?

09. February 2010 by ロバート
Categories: 03 writing • 書く事 | Tags: , , , , | Leave a comment

More Heisig Musings

I never learn, so “once more unto the breach..” I am interested in how people learn and the problems of kanji and language in particular. The topic rises again and again on forums so I’ve been thinking a bit more … Continue reading

07. January 2010 by ロバート
Categories: 02 reading • 読む事 | Tags: , , | 6 comments

Japanese Childrens Kanji Book

These books have the usual unwieldy titles of so many Japanese books. 1行読んでおぼえる小学生必修1006漢字—低学年500漢字 and 1行読んでおぼえる小学生必修1006漢字—高学年506漢字. The idea behind them is quite simple though. You read one line per kanji to memorise if not all, at least most of its important … Continue reading

07. January 2010 by ロバート
Categories: 02 reading • 読む事 | Tags: , , , | Leave a comment

FileMaker Kanji Project – progress 1

I’ve started making my Kanji Notebook. The first week has seen me gather a lot of the basic data I want, some of it imported using XLST such as Kanjidic, some of it input by hand, some from tab separated … Continue reading

20. December 2009 by ロバート
Categories: 02 reading • 読む事, 03 writing • 書く事 | Tags: , , , | 2 comments

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