Moved from the Anki thread.
I also have anyone I can who is Japanese record words and or sentences for me. Usually that is the teachers at my school.
Some other options that I may try later on are the UNICOM book CDs and the practice tests for JPLT.
I do listen to japanesepod101 but I really find their entire operation to be rather unprofessional and therefor don't like to count on it much. It does however make a nice listen on my commute to work.
snozle Wrote:What sounds are you using? Are you recording your own voice or taking sound clips from movies, songs, etc. A good source I find is the japanesepod101.com podcast, which now has line-by-line audio so you don't have to cut the mp3 yourself.I am on the JET Programme, there is a free language course you can take while on it. I have taken the intermediate and advanced course. Each course had 6 books with CDs. I ripped the CDs and am slowly chopping the mp3s into about 1000 wav files. To do my editing I use an old program called Multiquence. There is probably a better way though.
I also have anyone I can who is Japanese record words and or sentences for me. Usually that is the teachers at my school.
Some other options that I may try later on are the UNICOM book CDs and the practice tests for JPLT.
I do listen to japanesepod101 but I really find their entire operation to be rather unprofessional and therefor don't like to count on it much. It does however make a nice listen on my commute to work.
Edited: 2007-06-11, 11:26 pm