File[Kana Trainer.swf] - (106 KB)
[_] [J] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)15:40 No.1596216
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)15:44 No.1596217
do you have one for Traditional Chinese?
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)16:24 No.1596229
>>1596217
ಠ_ಠ
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)16:30 No.1596235
1) Get Rainmeter and install the hiragana/katakana flashcard thingy.
2) Create a button to open MovingPaint.swf, which i shall post shortly, so you can just tap it
and practice whatever the flashcard is of the day. I find its better than practicing in paint
because there's no tools to select and you never really run out of room since it just melts away.
3) Also somehow, this .swf.
4) Be a hiragana pro in no time. Oh, find a jpg that has the stroke order though, too, so you
don't get into bad habits when you practice. Or hey, OP if you made this find a way to
incorporate the stroke order and maybe some native speaker audio pronunciation and me love u long
time.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)16:38 No.1596243
>>1596235
My classmates in Japanese have terrible pronunciation. Do it.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)16:43 No.1596246
Cool OP, my new year resolution is learn moonrunes, saving this one for further use
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)17:25 No.1596258
Is there one for kanji?
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)20:35 No.1596310
It's one thing to be able to read moonrunes, it's a completely different thing to actually know
what something means.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)22:19 No.1596355
something like this for kanji or hanzi (which are more or less the same thing) would be
impossible, you're better off getting a flashcard program like anki.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/03/12(Tue)22:21 No.1596357
seriously though, learning the kana should take an average human a couple hours a day for a week
or so.
