When studying I love exercises that give me immediate response to my answers. It's a huge motivational factor to press a button and receive some kind of evaluation on how I'm doing, so I was wondering if you knew any such resources? Grammar resources are much appreciated since these seem to be the hardest to find. The only one (but really good one) I have found is: http://opal.ecis.nagoya-u.ac.jp/webcmjg/...essons.asp
2010-01-27, 5:32 pm
That site is awesome. Thank you!
Sadly, I don't have anything to add to it, though.
Sadly, I don't have anything to add to it, though.
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2010-01-27, 7:01 pm
SammyB Wrote:Site isn't loading for me...http://opal.ecis.nagoya-u.ac.jp/webcmjg/
2010-01-27, 9:47 pm
Womacks23 Wrote:素晴しい！SammyB Wrote:Site isn't loading for me...http://opal.ecis.nagoya-u.ac.jp/webcmjg/
2010-01-27, 10:16 pm
Thanks for sharing this. I tried it and found the instant feedback helpful. The results pages are quite enlightening.
Edited: 2010-01-27, 10:17 pm
2010-02-01, 5:03 am
Womacks23 Wrote:This is really great for brushing up on particles. Does anyone know of a similar site for Japanese learning English, especially for practice with the articles "a, an" and "the"?SammyB Wrote:Site isn't loading for me...http://opal.ecis.nagoya-u.ac.jp/webcmjg/
2010-02-01, 7:42 am
Wow thanks so much for sharing this, do you have anymore input sites hidden up your sleeve? All I have is reading the kanji and ofcourse this site.
2010-02-03, 5:05 am
It does not qualify for the type of website you are looking for, but for a handy verb conjugator, I found this. It also has example sentences pulled from smart.fm and a translator that gave me the same translation for a sentence I got from translate.google.
http://www.japaneseverbconjugator.com
http://www.japaneseverbconjugator.com
2010-02-03, 6:17 am
Try this:
http://www.n-lab.org/library/mondai/index.html
It's based completely around the JLPT, but I don't think many of you will mind.
Select your level and then choose grammar\vocabulary, and it will generate exercises for you, as well as tell the difficulty of each question (ie., how many other people got it wrong).
No 4級, but as the entire site is in Japanese, I don't see how a 4級 student could use it, anyway.
http://www.n-lab.org/library/mondai/index.html
It's based completely around the JLPT, but I don't think many of you will mind.
Select your level and then choose grammar\vocabulary, and it will generate exercises for you, as well as tell the difficulty of each question (ie., how many other people got it wrong).
No 4級, but as the entire site is in Japanese, I don't see how a 4級 student could use it, anyway.
2010-02-03, 7:28 am
mc2mc Wrote:Try this:Even sweeter of a find!
http://www.n-lab.org/library/mondai/index.html
2010-02-03, 7:38 am
Just keep'em coming
Here's one more: http://www.ngoilaibennhau.net/jatest/index_4.php I haven't actually used it, by it looks like an okay resource for JLPT exercises.
Here's one more: http://www.ngoilaibennhau.net/jatest/index_4.php I haven't actually used it, by it looks like an okay resource for JLPT exercises.
2010-02-03, 7:44 am
Have we done http://anime-manga.jp/index.html (the Japan Foundation's new 'learn Japanese with anime and manga' website)? Kind of silly (and not really grammar), but the online 'love words quiz' does have links to manga frames giving example usage of the words. Also the four genres of manga are apparently 'love', 'school', 'samurai' and 'ninja'...
2010-04-12, 9:35 pm
#pm215, thanks for the link.
I found one more:
For JLPT:
http://jlpt.u-biq.org/
Grammar/vocabulary etc.
http://test.u-biq.org/
It has a nice evaluation feature that tells, what you need to improve on and where on the website, you can find information about it.
I found one more:
For JLPT:
http://jlpt.u-biq.org/
Grammar/vocabulary etc.
http://test.u-biq.org/
It has a nice evaluation feature that tells, what you need to improve on and where on the website, you can find information about it.
