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* Do not private message people with language questions. It's best to ask in public because multiple members read this channel and may have an answer for you.
* Do not private message people with language questions. It's best to ask in public because multiple members read this channel and may have an answer for you.
* Do not ask for women/girls. If you want to find a mate, there are many suitable websites that already exist for that purpose.
* Do not ask for women/girls. If you want to find a mate, there are many suitable websites that already exist for that purpose.
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* It is best to use open a private message/dialog with our bot Kanjouteki. Don't spam the channel  
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* It is best to open and use a private message/dialog with our bot Kanjouteki. Don't spam the channel  
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with many look ups.  
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with lots of lookups.  
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* Follow general IRC etiquette, that is don't be a jerk, don't type in caps, etc.
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* Follow general IRC etiquette. That is, don't be a jerk, don't type in caps, etc.
==Links==  
==Links==  

Revision as of 06:30, 4 February 2010

Contents

Welcome to ##japanese on Freenode IRC FAQ

ようこそ! ##japanese on Freenode IRC is a channel where members can learn or practice their Japanese with natives and proficient learners.

Rules

The members of ##japanese are a casual bunch, and we talk about a variety of subjects. Nevertheless, here are a few important rules:

  • To display Japanese, your chat client must use UTF-8. We don't use ISO-2022 or Shift-JIS.
  • Do not private message people with language questions. It's best to ask in public because multiple members read this channel and may have an answer for you.
  • Do not ask for women/girls. If you want to find a mate, there are many suitable websites that already exist for that purpose.
  • It is best to open and use a private message/dialog with our bot Kanjouteki. Don't spam the channel

with lots of lookups.

  • Follow general IRC etiquette. That is, don't be a jerk, don't type in caps, etc.

Links

If you're learning Japanese, the following links are useful resources:

  • Kim Allen's overview of Japanese This site has no kanji but it does give a pretty good overview of grammar plus the author's personal experience of how she learned Japanese.
  • Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese This is an excellent website to learn a lot of Japanese grammar. However, you need to be comfortable reading kana.
  • Teach Yourself Japanese Great site to learn kana and some Japanese basics.
  • The Japanese Page A multiuser site that covers various aspects of Japanese.
  • Wikibooks Japanese An incomplete but useful site for beginners.
  • J-Gram A multi-user site that lets you practice Japanese with other users.
  • Lang 8 - A multilingual blogging and correction website. Native Japanese will correct your Japanese, while you can correct other user's writings of English or your native tongue.

Language FAQ

Template:Todo Language FAQ. Questions like the difference between は and が.

Sources: This page lists media or textual sources which you can use to learn Japanese.


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