For Windows, you need to install a Japanese language pack (included with Windows) For details, you can look for help in Windows, but it's basically in the Control panel under languages. Once that's done, you can switch between keyboards using special key combinations. After that, you just start typing the Japanese words and to get kanji, you can press the spacebar which causes the input to cycle through the possible different kanjis that are possible.
theres also a furigana inserter app for mozilla firefox. you can find the download at mozilla's main site. it loads entire webpages with furigana .might take awhile to load sometimes but its an alternative to furiganizer. just find what works for u.
ありがとうございました!私は日本語が大好きです、でも、私は英語の先生になりたいです。 I'm 17 years old and still need college but it's been my dream since I was little... I WILL pursue it no matter what obstacles are put in my way.
3:22 - Kare wa baka desu. HAHA. Kanji is hard. Hiragana and Katakana are super EASY. I learned them in just 7-days! Anyone that struggles with basic Hira-kata... well... omae tachi wa cho baka baka baka baka baka baka baka desu ne .... lol!
@IIDefect This video is the only one I've seen that manages to present Kanji in a sensible way, all other teachers seem to try to make it as complicated as possible.
Do not dwell on individual Kanji, remember that a Kanji compound represents one full word, so just remember a compound as the word.
One of the best resource vids i have ever seen. I have Hiragana down pat and am about 1/2 way done learning katakana. Kanji will be a wild ride so i am greatful for this video.
I tried out the kanji dictionary from polarcloud as suggested and less than an hour afterward I have been hit by some serious virus trouble. I can't update any of my antivirus even in safemode(with networking) and suffering other internet related trouble. Having a really tough time with it.
I'm not saying for sure that the firefox addon is the cause but it's the only thing i downloaded around that time.
One of the interesting tools that I was learning about over on Jappleng's Dev blog is a feature that looks similar to Rikai-chan. It seems like their system will be a lot more advanced but limited to their site only unfortunately. It's nice to see all of these free tools available for us to use and learn from!
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Okay, seriosly...why do we have to know the stroke order, just write it however you want, who cares and on top of that we have to know kanji which has so many characters. Why do we even have to know kanji...
With rikachan, you can practially read Japanese once you know basic grammer. The downside is if you have it you're inclined to stop memorizing kanji (or pronounciation) by handwriting them over and over.
its weird because i wrote all of the hiragana and katakana without following the stroke order. is writing them correctly has something to do with memorization?
easy really. look at the shi. it has a less slope than tsu. Also, I have a PS3 and I convert the english text to Japanese text. Therefore, continuous exposure to Japanese text will make you read things clearly. At first I had a hard time, but give it a few days and you'll get it easily. Just pick up a Japanese newspaper or go to wikipedia in japanese and read the words that you can read. Even faster if you can read Japanese hiragana and katakana and know a few japanese words.
Shi katakana can be seen like a shi from hiragana just draw a line downwards and you have a shi. Same for tsu, just draw a line horizontally and you'll see a tsu
Interesting comment. I once knew a girl that knew lots of facts and did very well on tests. But she was an idiot. I don't think language is an exact comparison, but you have to admit you can get by by just memorizing all the kanji. I'll agree with you that actually understanding meaning and how to write them is important, but I don't agree with you that memorizing has NOTHING to do with it.
Ah, maybe it's just semantics. But in the end you must remember how to say something and what it means.
I was talking about the stroke order. Understanding the stroke order doesnt make it easier to memorize the kanji, but you will be able to understand what you wrote, the katakana for shi and tsu is a good example.
But as you just said meaning is extremely important, look at the word gairaigo used for words that have foreign origin, gai - means foreign just like in the word gaijin or gaikokujin and go - writen with the kanji go that you find on the word nihongo means origin. so you can get a small idea on the word formation process.
Oh, right. Stroke order is logical though. So if you understand stroke order it helps. I'm sure there is a physical memory involved -- or rather you can create a physical memory by repetitively writing each kanji.
@Gimmeaflakeman You can also add Rikaikun, a Rikaichan port for Google Chrome users, to the list. Its the exact same as Rikaichan but for Google Chrome users. :)
@AgentCell writing them correctly will help u later with kanji (cause some rules do apply to kanji too)and also it makes your writing more native-like. so when a japanese person looks at your writing if u did follow the stroke order for kana he/she won't be able to tell u are gaijin right away :)
i jsut have one question when u went to the first kanji it said gold then something below it that said metal or something is that like another say toi spell it or anyway to use that one kanji with something else to have a diff meaning if u have trouble with my question reply and ill say it specific again as possible but plz reply
kanji have specific meanings -- plural. And yes which meaning and pronunciation you should use depends on the situation, and the kanji coming before or after it.
i've wasted 2 hours trying to figure out how to activate rikaichan and in the end i failed. ): i guess there's no helping it but to buy those books that teaches how to read kanji.
I use Rikaichan allll the time, it's so helpful! (thanks to koichi there)
Thanks for the links to the furiganizer and hiragana generator! Before I was using the "Phonetic guide" in Microsoft word for furigana, but it didn't work as well as i'd like (I couldn't furiganize my entire speech/dialog at once...) , Furiganizer does it the way it should! and you can print directly from the site :)
I ended up doing a deep mozilla cleaning, and then reinstalled it and it worked,and then installed rikaichan with its 2 complements and they work!! i didnt install the furigana injector tho, cause im afraid everything would crash again,but thanks for the links!
If you google "Tangorin" I find the site very useful as a Japanese English Dictionary. You can enter Kana, Kanji, Romaji and English. It'll give you the meanings,reading, & similar words. It even tells you if the word is normal written in Kana rather then Kanji in some cases. (It does not give you Romaji so you need to know Katakana and Hiragana.) - Thanks for the links! Hard to find good stuff like this. :)
btw y uninstalled and reinstalled firefox about 7 times, and now i dont even get the error notice , i get nothing i just doesnt work .-. so eh yeah weird haha
i just noticed i completely misspelled dictionary hahaha, oh well i was panicking what can i say!? haha well ok i wont sue you but ull have to give me maggie =D haha.win win situation no?
its weiird i THINK it happened with the furigana injector, im oing to do everything over one by one (i installed the last ones at once) and if somethings happens again, ill let u know so u can warn innocent souls
something weiiird happened, i installed the dictionare, then the names dictionaire and the furigana injector , then closed it and tried to open it again so it would activate and now my firefox isnt working!? it says theres and error blah blah and doesnt even start what to do D:
Damn! Never heard there were problems with it. I guess reinstall from ZERO and forget the rikaichan. I have a mac and had not trouble at all. Sorry! Don't sue me!
The alternative way would be to study some Mandarin Chinese first (Hanzi and Kanji happen to overlap for the most part). It makes learning Japanese and Korean much more easier.
Interesting, I've got Mandarin next on my list but I thought it primarily used the simplified characters - and kanji are, as you know, derived from the traditional. Wasn't sure how much overlap there would be.
Korean is also surprising, I thought the kanji/hanzi had been phased out.
Well, at least it's nice to know that the fruits of the kanji studies can be partly reused in another language!
just learn hiragana, it only took me about 1 hour to learn it with a set of flashcards that i made. you have to shuffle them up, then set the ones aside that you get right...then keep going through it. shuffle them!
It's a bonus. Romaji will not help with pronunciation. Don't mean to sound preachy but romaji is probably the worst habit you can keep. Been there; done that!
Even taking it slow, hiragana should only take a few days to learn and then the pronunciation will make sense and the grammar is much easier.
It just kept saying that it's not compatible and to restart FF to install/uninstall it... But I got it! I uninstalled FF and reinstalled it from scratch. Then immediatelly i installed Rikaichan and it works! Thanks for the help though! ^^
Great! Thanks for the tools. I've been trying to find ways to attempt to absorb a bit of kanji, osmosis style. This is a good way to familiarize with it.
This is cool. I was wondering is there a specific order to key stocks when ones write Japanese. I assume there will be. Congee... my fav with mo yu! Ha! Kind regards,
Wow, thank you!
SharonGuitar500 1 month ago
( TvT) Thank you!This helps so much.I wont have to copy paste anymore!幸せ
jonbro32 2 months ago
before studying this, i always wondered why Japan's websites had two sets of characters on the same line.. gotcha
zupy90guitar 2 months ago
惟は馬鹿です。 This is stupid. xD
AdrianF03 3 months ago
Yay, it's not that bad to be a moron. (゚Д゚)
ありがとうございます。
1iAdore 4 months ago
Thanks alot this will help =)
Tzumachiru 6 months ago
日本語は凄いです! My Kanji is getting better.. well no, but my memorizing is getting better!
HAAKONNSKER 7 months ago
err... WHAT? ==
GaGa51194 7 months ago
Great tools! Thank you so much!
zs78 8 months ago
How do you type in japanese?!
SuperKittenForce 8 months ago 3
@SuperKittenForce
Do a YT or google search. I have a Mac so it's easy because they set it up for me her in Japan.
Gimmeaflakeman 8 months ago
@Gimmeaflakeman Wow, fast reply! Thanks. Windows sucks :(
SuperKittenForce 8 months ago
@SuperKittenForce
You can type in japanese (hiragana/katakana) changing your pc's language configuration.
sugoifriends 8 months ago
@SuperKittenForce
For Windows, you need to install a Japanese language pack (included with Windows) For details, you can look for help in Windows, but it's basically in the Control panel under languages. Once that's done, you can switch between keyboards using special key combinations. After that, you just start typing the Japanese words and to get kanji, you can press the spacebar which causes the input to cycle through the possible different kanjis that are possible.
jonobugs 8 months ago
THanks so much God ALMIGHTY WILL DEFINITELY REWARD YOU IN THIS LIFE AND IN THE HEREAFTER
cool12threeman 9 months ago
Thanks so much for making this video SENSEI!!! <3
superdk55 9 months ago
Omjesus. That works amazingly well.
Thank you so much~!!
DreamingFaintly 10 months ago
Thank you
it helps a lot.
Ravi5555ful 10 months ago
theres also a furigana inserter app for mozilla firefox. you can find the download at mozilla's main site. it loads entire webpages with furigana .might take awhile to load sometimes but its an alternative to furiganizer. just find what works for u.
LastRqss 11 months ago
ありがとうございました!私は日本語が大好きです、でも、私は英語の先生になりたいです。 I'm 17 years old and still need college but it's been my dream since I was little... I WILL pursue it no matter what obstacles are put in my way.
Emoanimeotaku 11 months ago
Wow Victor, Thanks for this lesson. Time to go native, huh.
saltnutzzzz 11 months ago
thank you so much...this really helped me a lot ^.^
bamboonetzoid 11 months ago
thanx man, I love u <3 ;D
yakumochyan 1 year ago
Try the Kanji Wordsearch iPhone app! Fun, and it tracks your progress.
olleryokel 1 year ago
Okay so I can use all these web pages without downloading the program?
pivotair 1 year ago
You Rule Dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nazmibest 1 year ago
Thank you very much, very useful!!!!!!
有難う御座います。
nekolover1000 1 year ago
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雨 ー> 雲 ー> 曇
Cubanito884 1 year ago
Mac.....Nice. thanks for the links..
sarabjeet2004 1 year ago
This is very, very useful for people learning Kanji like myself. If I could give thumbs up over and over, I would.
AgentCell 1 year ago
My newest video is about Rikaichan, after posting it, rraassll told me you made this video! Cool! Thank you for the links!
ClaudiaNihon 1 year ago
3:22 - Kare wa baka desu. HAHA. Kanji is hard. Hiragana and Katakana are super EASY. I learned them in just 7-days! Anyone that struggles with basic Hira-kata... well... omae tachi wa cho baka baka baka baka baka baka baka desu ne .... lol!
Trixiaoyu 1 year ago
It doesn't work. I downloaded, but there's no option to instal it!!!.
jimmyjmv 1 year ago
I'm so happy to discover this video!!!.
jimmyjmv 1 year ago
Kanji never fails to crush my motivation.
This should help out a good deal though, ありがとう。
IIDefect 1 year ago 18
@IIDefect This video is the only one I've seen that manages to present Kanji in a sensible way, all other teachers seem to try to make it as complicated as possible.
Do not dwell on individual Kanji, remember that a Kanji compound represents one full word, so just remember a compound as the word.
Laurelindo 1 year ago
@Laurelindo
Thanks for the comment. Didn't really think of it as different.
Gimmeaflakeman 1 year ago
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Kanji never fails to crush my motivation.
This should help out a great deal though, ありがとう。
IIDefect 1 year ago
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IIDefect 1 year ago
One of the best resource vids i have ever seen. I have Hiragana down pat and am about 1/2 way done learning katakana. Kanji will be a wild ride so i am greatful for this video.
japanatic722 1 year ago
This guy just has the voice of a teacher/professor, ya know? Kinda Jeff Goldblum-esque.
ChisMcKeelee 1 year ago
Just a warning to people.
I tried out the kanji dictionary from polarcloud as suggested and less than an hour afterward I have been hit by some serious virus trouble. I can't update any of my antivirus even in safemode(with networking) and suffering other internet related trouble. Having a really tough time with it.
I'm not saying for sure that the firefox addon is the cause but it's the only thing i downloaded around that time.
WraithD13 1 year ago
ありがとう!
This will be very useful. :D
And yeah I subbed.
CroTuschek 1 year ago
Arigatou
Laura17T 1 year ago
now there is rikaikun for google crome its cool
Aoitori365 1 year ago
Thanks for the clip. What software can I get that will help my computer to write Gyosho and Sosho? Thank
1banryukyu 1 year ago
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erikaher 1 year ago
Wow! Sugoi desuyo! Hontou ni kansha shiteimasu! Benri dashi, yoku ni tachimasu!! By the way... do you by any chance speak Spanish?
erikaher 1 year ago
doesnt work
bee29yrsold 1 year ago
"Furigana Injector"
...That sounds like a painful procedure XD
mrslovvet 1 year ago
thanks
zebolden1990 1 year ago
Victor, this is a site where people can practice Hiragana&katakana.
google it and search on realkana. Not for you obviously, but for people that could use practicing.
tophblindbender 1 year ago
@tophblindbender ... I ment google it by searching on realkana ;]
tophblindbender 1 year ago
One of the interesting tools that I was learning about over on Jappleng's Dev blog is a feature that looks similar to Rikai-chan. It seems like their system will be a lot more advanced but limited to their site only unfortunately. It's nice to see all of these free tools available for us to use and learn from!
And thanks for the kanji stroke site!
ExploringBeyond 1 year ago
really great tools.. thanks I'm just starting Japanese and these will help immensely.
Nanpa0 1 year ago
wow this is so excellent! i just subscribed and i'm already learning so many new things. thanks for sharing your knowledge and advice!
lurehumano 1 year ago 8
Thanks for subbing.
Gimmeaflakeman 1 year ago
honto ni arigatou gozaimasu,,,,
nihonjinjaarimasen 1 year ago
That is sooooo great! This is going to make a huge difference for me! Thank you so much for uploading the video!
Steven676 2 years ago
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Okay, seriosly...why do we have to know the stroke order, just write it however you want, who cares and on top of that we have to know kanji which has so many characters. Why do we even have to know kanji...
PussyCatDoll14 2 years ago
nice username lmao
pokaymahn 1 year ago
りかいちゃんありがとう。めちゃあすごいやねん!it helps me with learning kanji alot, and with reading my friends messages.
akechi1000 2 years ago
what an awesome and useful software!
roygbiv330 2 years ago
Hummm, it´s excelent...and now together learn nihongo! and some kanjis!!!
TheMattmike 2 years ago
Omg this is so cool!!!! どうもありがとう"--いますDoumo arigatou gozaimasu....XD
Sicaria02 2 years ago
With rikachan, you can practially read Japanese once you know basic grammer. The downside is if you have it you're inclined to stop memorizing kanji (or pronounciation) by handwriting them over and over.
keyinregulus3 2 years ago
awesome! I think I'll try this out! arigatou!!!!
totaldramaqueen108 2 years ago
does stroke order really matter?
AgentCell 2 years ago
Depends who you talk to.
I would say it's good to get into the habit of writing them correctly.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
its weird because i wrote all of the hiragana and katakana without following the stroke order. is writing them correctly has something to do with memorization?
AgentCell 2 years ago
i think it's the way the writing flows.
ChristinaWatkinson 2 years ago
I wonder how u wrote katakana without stroke order and still know that word? I mean, sometimes I mistake shi ( シ ) with tsu (ツ)...
Naokito 2 years ago
easy really. look at the shi. it has a less slope than tsu. Also, I have a PS3 and I convert the english text to Japanese text. Therefore, continuous exposure to Japanese text will make you read things clearly. At first I had a hard time, but give it a few days and you'll get it easily. Just pick up a Japanese newspaper or go to wikipedia in japanese and read the words that you can read. Even faster if you can read Japanese hiragana and katakana and know a few japanese words.
AgentCell 2 years ago
Oh thanks. 'cuz my teacher is a Japanese and he writes both of the words the same, just different order
Naokito 2 years ago
Shi katakana can be seen like a shi from hiragana just draw a line downwards and you have a shi. Same for tsu, just draw a line horizontally and you'll see a tsu
roynsky 2 years ago
No it has nothing to do with memorizing, it is good because of understanding, japanese handwiriting can be very hard to understand sometimes.
dalisson55 2 years ago
Interesting comment. I once knew a girl that knew lots of facts and did very well on tests. But she was an idiot. I don't think language is an exact comparison, but you have to admit you can get by by just memorizing all the kanji. I'll agree with you that actually understanding meaning and how to write them is important, but I don't agree with you that memorizing has NOTHING to do with it.
Ah, maybe it's just semantics. But in the end you must remember how to say something and what it means.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
I was talking about the stroke order. Understanding the stroke order doesnt make it easier to memorize the kanji, but you will be able to understand what you wrote, the katakana for shi and tsu is a good example.
dalisson55 2 years ago
But as you just said meaning is extremely important, look at the word gairaigo used for words that have foreign origin, gai - means foreign just like in the word gaijin or gaikokujin and go - writen with the kanji go that you find on the word nihongo means origin. so you can get a small idea on the word formation process.
dalisson55 2 years ago
Oh, right. Stroke order is logical though. So if you understand stroke order it helps. I'm sure there is a physical memory involved -- or rather you can create a physical memory by repetitively writing each kanji.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
As for 外来語 and 外国人 not sure we are talking about the same thing or that I disagree with you. Yeah... I don't see your point.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
@Gimmeaflakeman You can also add Rikaikun, a Rikaichan port for Google Chrome users, to the list. Its the exact same as Rikaichan but for Google Chrome users. :)
IS91Videos 1 year ago
@IS91Videos
Can you pm me a link?
Gimmeaflakeman 1 year ago
@Gimmeaflakeman Sure!
IS91Videos 1 year ago
@AgentCell writing them correctly will help u later with kanji (cause some rules do apply to kanji too)and also it makes your writing more native-like. so when a japanese person looks at your writing if u did follow the stroke order for kana he/she won't be able to tell u are gaijin right away :)
totaldramaqueen108 2 years ago
i jsut have one question when u went to the first kanji it said gold then something below it that said metal or something is that like another say toi spell it or anyway to use that one kanji with something else to have a diff meaning if u have trouble with my question reply and ill say it specific again as possible but plz reply
EdEddnEddyComedy 2 years ago
kanji have specific meanings -- plural. And yes which meaning and pronunciation you should use depends on the situation, and the kanji coming before or after it.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
@ AgentCell: yes.
the kanji look better,
the kanji are easier to memorize,
some electronic dictionaries couldn't recognize the kanji you wrote if you wrote it in the wrong stroke order
5kizzle 2 years ago
麻生さんもこのソフトをインストールしていれば。。。
dryokoi 2 years ago
thank you very much Mr. Roboto!
geekdisk 2 years ago
実に賢いソフトだな。サファリかな?
boxesoa 2 years ago
thanks a lot bro, this is very cool stuff
mhensley81 2 years ago
i've wasted 2 hours trying to figure out how to activate rikaichan and in the end i failed. ): i guess there's no helping it but to buy those books that teaches how to read kanji.
motai nai.
gershon29 2 years ago
It's a pity it's useless to personal names.
acitapeh 2 years ago
these r very useful thx a lot man!!!
KenSaravi1 2 years ago
ありがとうございます
BlackFlameHair 2 years ago 24
this is extremely helpful. just what need for those crafty little kanji. cheers dude.
shalashaskalives 2 years ago
I use Rikaichan allll the time, it's so helpful! (thanks to koichi there)
Thanks for the links to the furiganizer and hiragana generator! Before I was using the "Phonetic guide" in Microsoft word for furigana, but it didn't work as well as i'd like (I couldn't furiganize my entire speech/dialog at once...) , Furiganizer does it the way it should! and you can print directly from the site :)
ToniShinobi 2 years ago
very useful vid, i knew about rikaichan but didn´t know about the others. i´m going to check then out now
dudejaca 2 years ago
AwooOOoo.. Awesome add ons and sites :D Thanks so much for sharing them!
joshuarawr 2 years ago
wow rikai has helped SO much, thank you for introducing all of us to this awesome tool.
clearskyes 2 years ago
Awesome, Thanks for these links Vic, they are going to help a bunch
ありがとうございます
XxDarkDiazxX 2 years ago
Thanks cool info man. Much love.
draggt03 2 years ago
oook everything is fixed!
I ended up doing a deep mozilla cleaning, and then reinstalled it and it worked,and then installed rikaichan with its 2 complements and they work!! i didnt install the furigana injector tho, cause im afraid everything would crash again,but thanks for the links!
Italiahime 2 years ago
If you google "Tangorin" I find the site very useful as a Japanese English Dictionary. You can enter Kana, Kanji, Romaji and English. It'll give you the meanings,reading, & similar words. It even tells you if the word is normal written in Kana rather then Kanji in some cases. (It does not give you Romaji so you need to know Katakana and Hiragana.) - Thanks for the links! Hard to find good stuff like this. :)
Artilas 2 years ago
btw y uninstalled and reinstalled firefox about 7 times, and now i dont even get the error notice , i get nothing i just doesnt work .-. so eh yeah weird haha
Italiahime 2 years ago
Don't forget to mention perapera kun or the furigana injector :)
angel21d 2 years ago
Nice. Thanks for the links! The rikaichan is totally useful, though Yamasa could definitely expand its entries.
DhammaDan 2 years ago
thanks a lot victor! this is really cool to learn some kanji with!
Auron710 2 years ago
Super useful :)
Mattinmotion 2 years ago
おお、これいいね!
日本語を勉強してる息子に紹介します。ありがとう。
hiriumi 2 years ago
:)!
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
Great! Tanks! =D
KingHaukIII 2 years ago
*update*
*back in panic mode*
i unistalled FF, then reinstalled it and the error is still there O_O.
Italiahime 2 years ago
*is currently using explorer*
i just noticed i completely misspelled dictionary hahaha, oh well i was panicking what can i say!? haha well ok i wont sue you but ull have to give me maggie =D haha.win win situation no?
its weiird i THINK it happened with the furigana injector, im oing to do everything over one by one (i installed the last ones at once) and if somethings happens again, ill let u know so u can warn innocent souls
Italiahime 2 years ago
something weiiird happened, i installed the dictionare, then the names dictionaire and the furigana injector , then closed it and tried to open it again so it would activate and now my firefox isnt working!? it says theres and error blah blah and doesnt even start what to do D:
Italiahime 2 years ago
Damn! Never heard there were problems with it. I guess reinstall from ZERO and forget the rikaichan. I have a mac and had not trouble at all. Sorry! Don't sue me!
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
very helpful tools,
and great vid as usual!
fatalitydeath 2 years ago
Good vid! There's also an app to firefox called kanji-lish that replaces the first letter of a word and places the kanji there instead.
Btw, how many classes will you have a week on edufire, and at what times? I'm gmt+1, hence my question. Keep on keeping on.
Ganbacchau 2 years ago
awesome! Wicked! It's working!
250mxrider 2 years ago
Thanks Victor, that is Amazingly useful!
It's great to hear that you use Firefox too ^_^
I have a plugin called Kanji-ish that I still have to use =P
TAz69x 2 years ago
The alternative way would be to study some Mandarin Chinese first (Hanzi and Kanji happen to overlap for the most part). It makes learning Japanese and Korean much more easier.
学习汉语(中文)很有用!
zenhemmo 2 years ago
Interesting, I've got Mandarin next on my list but I thought it primarily used the simplified characters - and kanji are, as you know, derived from the traditional. Wasn't sure how much overlap there would be.
Korean is also surprising, I thought the kanji/hanzi had been phased out.
Well, at least it's nice to know that the fruits of the kanji studies can be partly reused in another language!
acromel 2 years ago
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One downside is that it doesn't give the Romanji so you know how to pronounce it--or is there a way to turn that on?
DavePerry2012 2 years ago
just learn hiragana, it only took me about 1 hour to learn it with a set of flashcards that i made. you have to shuffle them up, then set the ones aside that you get right...then keep going through it. shuffle them!
250mxrider 2 years ago
It's a bonus. Romaji will not help with pronunciation. Don't mean to sound preachy but romaji is probably the worst habit you can keep. Been there; done that!
Even taking it slow, hiragana should only take a few days to learn and then the pronunciation will make sense and the grammar is much easier.
acromel 2 years ago
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Wow, amazing! Thanks!
DavePerry2012 2 years ago
It keeps telling me that Rikaichan is not compatible with Firefox 3.11 ... Does anybody know what to do to fix this???
Pheenixz 2 years ago
Rikaichan 1.05 and Firefox 3.0.11 on Windows (Vista) working perfectly okay here.
Perhaps the problem is with another add-on clashing?
acromel 2 years ago
It could be... I just don't understand why it won't install.... I want Rikaichan to woooork!!!
Pheenixz 2 years ago
are you saying that it wont install per se or that after you install it it wont work? cause remember you have to activate it when you want to use it
Italiahime 2 years ago
It just kept saying that it's not compatible and to restart FF to install/uninstall it... But I got it! I uninstalled FF and reinstalled it from scratch. Then immediatelly i installed Rikaichan and it works! Thanks for the help though! ^^
Pheenixz 2 years ago
Glad it's working ok. I didn't want to have to lie and tell you that it's crap and not to worry about it! :o)
acromel 2 years ago
yeah the same happened to me then, i had to delete everything that had any trace of FF and then it worked
Italiahime 2 years ago
Beats the hell outa babelfish, great program...yeah very cool, thanks man : )
MicknFumi 2 years ago
Thanks for the info V this will be VERY helpful!
APOKALYPSE34 2 years ago
Awesome Victor, thank you!
watsursnbaby 2 years ago
ahh sweet i just realised what Furiganizing means.
I saw Hiragana as Subtitles ( or UP-Titles ) on Dificult Kanji and it came in my head that they might be used for translating the Kanji.
As for the Rikaichan Tool.
I'm gonna find it very Useful but, i'm still around halfway learning Hiragana. And i havent started on Katakatana Yet, so i need to work more.
Please dont use your Hentai whip to spank me :(
HaxorLee 2 years ago
I don't like rikaichan. :P Sometimes it acts really silly.
JWPCE <3
What's with the third 本? Looks weird.
kageromaru 2 years ago
That is so cool! Thanks a lot Victor!
ありがとう!
devilllsh 2 years ago
Yeah I found Rikai-chan ages ago, so good to use when your learning the language, or even if you aren't and simply know Japanese sentence structures.
amaterasuka 2 years ago
Thanks soooooooo much!! THese will help me a ton!
sugoiakl 2 years ago
Fantastic resources, thank you so much!
wehrmanj 2 years ago
Cool video, looks like it'll be pretty helpful, thanks.
DerKannibale 2 years ago
And that's its why I love firexox,there is so many things to it :)
denitson777 2 years ago
Had the first ones from koichi's vid some time ago, but thanks a lot for the new ones :D
SmigaOne 2 years ago
this is exactly what i neeed
Strifezilla 2 years ago
very cool man, gonna check it out.
cloudzack1090 2 years ago
The word for luck is also the word for poo in china.
Chinese people put little gold poo keychains on their cell phones for good luck.
elitemathlete 2 years ago
thanks. :D
finally a kanji lesson.
creepyk1d 2 years ago
you have one of those crazy side docks
jsiggins 2 years ago
Thanks!
pmf026 2 years ago
Yeah I have peraperakun which is the same thing. It works great.
hurryingfred 2 years ago
Too bad it's only for Firefox & Thunderbird.
Zannen....
AlmightyAtheismo 2 years ago
wow...
That's a pretty badass piece of software.
AlmightyAtheismo 2 years ago
That was pretty cool XD
apu000 2 years ago
Great! Thanks for the tools. I've been trying to find ways to attempt to absorb a bit of kanji, osmosis style. This is a good way to familiarize with it.
MydLyfeCrysis 2 years ago
awesome ^^
x3Tinkerbellx3 2 years ago
Apple bastard.
tbroaofbtvohfm 2 years ago
LOL!
Gimmeabreakman 2 years ago
Thank you so much!! This is awesome. I've been using Moji addon to read kanji but this is easier.
wobina 2 years ago
This is cool. I was wondering is there a specific order to key stocks when ones write Japanese. I assume there will be. Congee... my fav with mo yu! Ha! Kind regards,
Lanark8 2 years ago
so cool! thanks
NumbFaction 2 years ago
Ah, I didn't know about those last two - very nice. They'll make sentence mining much easier. 本当にありがとう。
acromel 2 years ago
sugoi
e30bimmwha 2 years ago
0 views=P isnt that impossible, when i can see it, it should at least be 1, right=P?
iFukuyama 2 years ago
YT is screwy that way.
Gimmeaflakeman 2 years ago
well since it keeps track of views and not viewers it is possible....plus it has delay...
anyways arigatou for the info....
chilpaya777 2 years ago
Awesome.
Taekesi 2 years ago
Awesome.
Taekesi 2 years ago