JAPANESE
kanji composition search tool – alternative to searching by radicals/drawing
rikai-sama – pop-up dictioary – use with pale blue browser and use EPWING For j-j definitions.. youcan get the dictionary files from mattvsjapana’s video about making srs sentence cards
https://tvpalog.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-2474.html
So http://o.x0.com/m/27049 this site shut down but then I found this blog that does the same thing. the person uploads the tv caption that airs with the tv program. Just click on the magnifying glass to search for your show and see if they carry the transcription to facilitate your learning.
**I use this site for london hearts, ame talk, hanseikai, tetsuko no heya, and much more!** i FOUND THE site when I searched 大往生で with quotes while watching ame talk: tachi to-ku (one of my favorite themes on ame talk)
for the previous site I would save the transcript as .html since the site would remove the transcripts every week or so but I think this one doesn’t as far as I can tell but I still save THEM just in case!
KOREAN
https://pegopa.exblog.jp/16758037/
readlang.com
words from running man | oh my korean
k-hiphop translations ie smtm – It’s a lifesaver and I learn so much that I would’ve never figured out by myself or would’ve wasted a lot of time to do so.
japanese site about detailed rules | japanese blog about grammar
korean pronunciation | pronunciation thing from hangukdrama
blog about korean slang?| list of slang
MOTTO KOREA – Japanese site that explains “new” korean words really thoroughly
MOUSOU – japanese delusion dictionary
v-live = korean vid site with korean subs
ondemandkorea.com – new vids of certain shows have korean subs
sino-words from japanese – kanji/hanja
chiebukuro
JAPANESE BLOGS about KOREAN
The Japanese internet is a treasure trove for Korean learners!
https://blog.goo.ne.jp/chiffona/e/0b411eea70f21fd5fa4aaaf1ee9dc777#comment-list
https://ameblo.jp/e-hangul/entry-11303264101.html
https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/shji925/58093928.html
https://kosmos05.exblog.jp/7976545/
https://ameblo.jp/e-hangul/entry-11303264101.html
https://kosmos05.exblog.jp/7976545/
https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/r09200829/53279537.html
https://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/r09200829/55974191.html
https://ameblo.jp/nikkan-bunka/theme58-10018047397.html
https://ameblo.jp/nikkan-bunka/entry-10469578668.html
https://ameblo.jp/hanpanee2/entry-12315587153.html
https://ameblo.jp/min-neon/entry-12243916220.html
https://syoujiten.exblog.jp/6551260/
https://azyunma102.blog.so-net.ne.jp/index/21
https://ameblo.jp/surrealisme-kj/entry-11082809778.html
translation sites
https://www.konest.com/contents/study_korean_top.html?type=url -This one translates websites and you can select the option for it to show original text AND the translation. Using this in conjunction with hanjaro WILL SAVE a lot of dictionary look-ups for beginner/intermediate people who know japanese WHICH will enable you to read a lot! however I think papago translate is superior in its translation ability
https://translate.so-net.ne.jp/ – this was one of the top korean-> japanese translation SITES according to some japanese blog
https://papago.naver.com/ – this one is amazing of course! It displays detailed definitions on the side for the words.
https://translate.yandex.com/translate – it’s fantastic for learning spanish because it gives the user the option to display the translation and original text side by side
GOOGLE CHROME ADD-ONS : dictionarist, 1-click translator ETC
GENERAL TOOLS
sharex – conveniently grab audio, screenshots, regional
audacity / sub2srs for generating audio files.
AUTHOTKEY
workaudiobook
lingoes off-line dictionary
ditto – clipboard manager. I like using the shortcut for copy-pasting stuff. it saves me a lot of time!!!
copq – clipboard manager
spanish
http://streettalksavvy.com/spanish-slang/spanish-street-slang/
