This is my first post on the forum although I've been reading it for over a year now! I wanted to let you know about a new question and answer site I created for Japanese and English students. Ask questions about Japanese and get answers from native speakers for free!
The site is really, really new and I've been in the process of testing it with my Japanese/English native friends over the past few weeks. Any feedback about the site would be really appreciated.
I created the site because as I study Japanese I frequently have questions. Often times I need help from a native speaker. Since moving to Japan I've also met many Japanese that have questions about English and they're not sure where or who to ask. I figure this is a good way to help each other out. It's also an interesting breeding ground for bilingual sentence pairs. Eventually I may host a sentence pair database because I've found sentence pairs to be the single most useful way to study Japanese.
http://www.mondaiwa.com/
Please let me know what you think! Negative feedback is just as welcome as positive feedback (if not more so). I hope that this site will help you in your studies. If you want to ask questions about Japanese or request translations from a native speaker this is the place to do it.
Thanks,
Owen
The site is really, really new and I've been in the process of testing it with my Japanese/English native friends over the past few weeks. Any feedback about the site would be really appreciated.
I created the site because as I study Japanese I frequently have questions. Often times I need help from a native speaker. Since moving to Japan I've also met many Japanese that have questions about English and they're not sure where or who to ask. I figure this is a good way to help each other out. It's also an interesting breeding ground for bilingual sentence pairs. Eventually I may host a sentence pair database because I've found sentence pairs to be the single most useful way to study Japanese.
http://www.mondaiwa.com/
Please let me know what you think! Negative feedback is just as welcome as positive feedback (if not more so). I hope that this site will help you in your studies. If you want to ask questions about Japanese or request translations from a native speaker this is the place to do it.
Thanks,
Owen