Kana No Quiz

kana no quiz is a little educational tool, simple yet efficient, to memorize the transcription and pronunciation of japanese kana (hiragana & katakana) in an quick, easy, and flexible fashion.


this program features several ways and many options to either teach the complete beginner or test the wizard skill on kana recognition and pronouncing.


progressively, a great part of the japanese writing (excepted kanji) becomes phoneticaly readable to the foreign student, representing a first step into the learning of the language.

http://choplair.org/?en/Kana_no_quiz

Category:

Education

Tags:

• kana
• hiragana
• katakana
• learn
• learning
• japanese

[Ocarina1Lover]

wtf i seh gerade das du in Düsseldorf wohnst^^ ich kann leider nicht so gut englisch daher schreib mir das mal bitte in Deutsch.

Den manchmal erscheint die antwort falsch obwohl ich die richtige lösung eingetragen hab.

[FatGi]

also. へ, は und を werden anders ausgesprochen, wenn sie als partikel benutzt werden. は ist zb. in dem wort はい (hai) als ha zu sprechen.. jedoch als partikel wie in "おれはギです" (ore wa gi desu) als wa. daher kommt es, dass in einigen transkriptionen zb. "wo" direkt nur als "o" angesehen wird.

[FatGi]

das programm funktioniert hundertprozentig richtig. wenn du etwas eingibst und es sagt dir "falsch", dann ist es auch falsch ;) zb. verwechselt man gerne etwas wie ｼ und ﾂ oder sieht ein ° oder " nicht. meines wissens nach kannst du auch die transkription in den optionen irgendwo ändern, wenn du lieber eine andere hättest. keine ist offiziell, richtig oder "falsch". ist am ende nunmal alles eine sache der aussprache, nicht der romanisierten schreibung!

[Ocarina1Lover]

i downloaded kana no quiz too.

But there is a mistake by the hiragana signs. The sign for O ist right. But the sign for wo is the answer o!!! its the same answer but other signs :(

[FatGi]

へ, は and を are pronounced different when used as particle. "を" can either mean "wo" or "o", for example. google "hepburn romanization" for more information on this :D

[DaemonInv]

ヂ this is di.　| チ and this is chi.

there is no si. し　this is shi.

dont make rules in japanese that are not suppose to be there.

[Robasiewicz]

looks like it didn't worked :P

[HiddenAbilities]

awesome :)

[DannySloan]

oh cool, where can I get this software for windows? email me

[omgcancer]

plus wen im on games like cso and since microsoft ime even stuffs up for japanese people (you have to quit game and fix the ime then load game all over again to be able to type in japanese) they type in ローマ字 and they dotn use spaces which is annoying and they type like this "こん、僕は健二だ。今日はオーストラリアにほんま暑いな・・" would be something like "kon,bokuhakenjida.kyouhaoosut­orarianihonmaatuina" which is really hard to read

[DaemonInv]

.. strange, didnt notice anything like that when I was in Japan, but I have noticed that in some programs and aswell in IME standard　Japanese keyboard u can write ti and get chi also si and get shi. but its still alien to me why people would write it like that when they know its shi and chi :)

Plus when its written chi you dont say ti :)

But I understand what your saying ;)

[omgcancer]

i meant ti.. im on a mini laptop at my friends place.. its weird so icant type and Si is shi.. its just recently that its now shi... and 90% of people in japan i talk to say its spelled in english as SI because thats how you write it on your Passport and cards etc.. the other 10% dont know what im talking about.. and they dont use di or any of those letters anymore like wi etc... like 20% of ppl i talk to know about them.. and its only the nerds that do lol

[omgcancer]

can you type in proper stuff like di instead of chi and si instead of shi.. its faster and correct :P