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Jotoba reviews and mentions
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Pitch Accent Resources
Or use Jotoba
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Advice for kanji lookup (in situations without furigana)? Stroke order is hard
Jotoba has a pretty neat radical lookup feature. Since you already know some kanji, you can for example search for radicals by writing kanji you know that use this radical. You can also Just enter the name of the radical you're looking for... Pretty neat
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Developing a browser-add on to study for the Kanken Exam - Part 1?
Have you seen Jotoba?
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Quick little tip for looking up words with kanji you don't know (if you can't copy/paste it)
Yep although looking up by radicals usually is pretty uncomfortable since searching the radical you're looking for takes long. But therefore on jotoba.de you can search radicals by name and usage in kanji you know
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How I read 50 light novels in the past 6 months (with tips and takeaways for beginners)
Book walker has DRM attached to their books, so you won't be able to use yomichan since there is no text as its in some sort of PDF format. Your only hope is to either use a radical kanji search tool like https://jotoba.de/ or image to text software. I
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Some dictionary/lookup websites and apps that I recommend
Yeah, Jisho.org is solid, but I like how Aedict translates as you type so that you don't have to press enter and wait for a separate page to load. Jotoba is a good runner-up.
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Do you have a website that teaches Japanese and would you like help?
Not really a language learning site but jotoba.de always needs help :P
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Online Japanese Accent Dictionary down?
I use Kanjium for the pitch accents. Either through Yomichan or through jotoba.de (which is pretty much jisho, but with a few improvements like pitch accent or, when searching by radicals, selecting radicals by pronunciation or meaning instead of by number of strokes)
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[English > Spanish, French, Dutch, Swedish, Russian, Hungarian, Slovenian] Help translating an open source dictionary website
I myself (sadly) am not much of a help for this project, but if any of you are interested and motivated you can find their Github here.
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WeDontPanic/Jotoba is an open source project licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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