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== Video sources == | == Video sources == | ||
| - | Search youtube.com for まんが日本昔ばなし. They are short (~10 min) animations based on Japanese folk tales, and generally use simpler language. | + | * Search youtube.com for まんが日本昔ばなし. They are short (~10 min) animations based on Japanese folk tales, and generally use simpler language. |
| - | [http://www.dramanote.com Drama Note] contains transcriptions of Jdramas, written by native speakers. To use the site, scroll down until you see the Google search box and put the show's name in. | + | * [http://www.dramanote.com Drama Note] contains transcriptions of Jdramas, written by native speakers. To use the site, scroll down until you see the Google search box and put the show's name in. |
| - | [http://wwitv.com/portal.htm wwiTV] has links to web broadcasted television. Search by country->Japan on the left. Some channels only stream during certain times of the day, so try a few to find one that works. I like to watch Odoroku TV. | + | * [http://wwitv.com/portal.htm wwiTV] has links to web broadcasted television. Search by country->Japan on the left. Some channels only stream during certain times of the day, so try a few to find one that works. I like to watch Odoroku TV. |
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== Textual Sources == | == Textual Sources == | ||
| - | This [http://web.mit.edu/jpnet/tech-j/ MIT Technical Japanese] page has four very daunting technical passages, however the page also includes vocabulary and grammar points to help you - and a full text translation. | + | * This [http://web.mit.edu/jpnet/tech-j/ MIT Technical Japanese] page has four very daunting technical passages, however the page also includes vocabulary and grammar points to help you - and a full text translation. |
Current revision as of 04:08, 29 March 2010
This page contains links to materials which you can use to learn Japanese.
[edit] Video sources
- Search youtube.com for まんが日本昔ばなし. They are short (~10 min) animations based on Japanese folk tales, and generally use simpler language.
- Drama Note contains transcriptions of Jdramas, written by native speakers. To use the site, scroll down until you see the Google search box and put the show's name in.
- wwiTV has links to web broadcasted television. Search by country->Japan on the left. Some channels only stream during certain times of the day, so try a few to find one that works. I like to watch Odoroku TV.
[edit] Textual Sources
- This MIT Technical Japanese page has four very daunting technical passages, however the page also includes vocabulary and grammar points to help you - and a full text translation.
