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Tax related Vocabulary http://www2.gol.com/......m#Glossary
Everything about Japanese Income Taxes: the principles, the rates, some examples, a glossary and the references.
Added:30 Nov 2005 Clicks:3 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Technical Terms http://www.cjk.org/c......apterm.htm
Japanese-English and English-Japanese technical terminology dictionaries in various domains, such as IT, engineering and medicine for electronic dictionaries, machine translation and information retrieval.
Added:30 Nov 2005 Clicks:15 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Theater Terms http://www.glopac.or......GLOSS.html
Interactive Glossary of Japanese Theatre Terms
Added:30 Nov 2005 Clicks:4 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Time Vocab w/ Audio http://cassandra.spr......_days.html
Time related vocabulary with audio.
Added:6 Dec 2006 Clicks:4 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Tired vs Sleepy http://www.jekai.org......00ns01.htm
Although not true for all English speakers, a typical thing to say before going to bed is, "I am tired." Along with tired, words like beat, exhausted and worn out are typical after physical exertion.
Added:27 Feb 2006 Clicks:6 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Traditional Pop Culture http://www.redbrick.......oth/japan/
Traditional terms, and a pop culture glossary through the eyes of a raw gaijin.
Added:30 Nov 2005 Clicks:2 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Travel Vocab http://www.languageg....../travel/jp
With Audio.
Added:1 Nov 2005 Clicks:4 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
UCLA Vocab Lists http://www.physics.u......_main.html
have been accumulating vocabulary lists while learning Japanese. I use this information to help learn kanji. In particular, when I learn a new kanji, I scan the vocabulary lists for all other words (that I should now know) that use the same kanji. I can then put all of these words in my study list, this helps me retain the kanji, by having a larger number of words that use that kanji. It also helps to make the meaning of the kanji clear.
Added:23 Jun 2006 Clicks:21 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Useful Expressions & Common Phrases http://www.jref.com/......ases.shtml
Terms particular to Japanese, with multiple translations in English, and Useful and common Japanese phrases.
Added:5 Apr 2005 Clicks:7 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Useful Phrases & Vocab http://www.nihongoweb.com/study.html
Numbers, Kanji, Clothing, Body Parts, Phrases, Dialogues
Added:4 Apr 2005 Clicks:4 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Veggies Vocab http://www.languageguide.org/im/veg/jp
With Audio.
Added:1 Nov 2005 Clicks:3 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Very Basic Words http://www.japanese-....../words.asp
Japanese Words. Learn basic words in Japanese and start learning Japanese
Added:18 Jul 2006 Clicks:6 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Vocab List Excel (direct link) http://www.e-japanese.jp/book4.xls
A direct link to the Excel spreadsheet with thousands of vocab words.
Added:23 Jun 2006 Clicks:35 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Vocab List Excel (direct link) http://www.e-japanese.jp/book3.xls
A direct link to the Excel file with thousands of vocab words.
Added:23 Jun 2006 Clicks:108 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Vocab List Excel 2 (direct link) http://www.e-japanese.jp/book2.xls
A direct link to the Excel file with thousands of vocab words.
Added:23 Jun 2006 Clicks:104 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Vocabulary for Anime http://victorian.for....../part3.htm
Here is a very short dictionary that I have put together for any fanfic author who wants to use Japanese words in a story.
Added:4 Apr 2005 Clicks:6 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Vocabulary Lists http://cai4.tachiban......ihongo.htm
Japanese vocabulary in several languages.
Added:23 Jun 2006 Clicks:19 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
War Related Vocabulary http://mcel.pacificu......chtrms.htm
Akagami or Chyoshyu-Reijyo (a warrant for war participation/draft notice) This was a warrant for men whose ages ranged from 17 to 40 years. Aka means red and gami means paper.
Added:30 Nov 2005 Clicks:3 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Weather Vocab http://www.languageg......weather/jp
With Audio.
Added:1 Nov 2005 Clicks:6 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
Words Explained http://www.lang.nago......dex-a.html
Welcome to the world of Japanese ことば項目(Vocabulary items) 説明(Explanation)
Added:14 Apr 2006 Clicks:5 Rating:0.00 Reviews:0 Review this web site
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