Japanese

JSL Vocabulary

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.1 +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
MPnbarth
Source: 

JSL textbooks, Japanese typescript supplements, and DVD.
http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/book.asp?isbn=9780300038347

Description: 

Vocabulary for Japanese: The Spoken Language textbook series (JSL, Books 1, 2, and 3) by Jorden and Noda.

Contains 2714 vocabulary items, covering all lessons (1–30), essentially complete, only omitting certain regular counters and breakdowns from Book 1.

Chinese/Japanese/Korean Kangxi Radicals

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.2.2 +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Alex Belykh
Source: 

Public domain and Wikipedia.

Description: 

This is a flashcard set for all 214 radicals of Sino-Japanese script, as described in classic Chinese Kangxi dictionary (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangxi_Dictionary).

Primary intent behind this pack is to help people learn Japanese Kanji/Chinese characters, by allowing them to visually decompose each character into its constituent radicals, and thus memorize characters not by strokes, but by big and meaningful stroke groups, which eases the task immensely.

ATTENTION!!! This pack requires high-quality Unicode font! For instance, at the moment of writing, having only standard Windows fonts is insufficient for all characters to be displayed correctly. Please refer to "Setup" section in readme.txt file for font recommendations and setup details.

Hiragana & Katakana

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.x +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Michael Engel
Source: 

http://dinj.de

Description: 

Learning Reading
Question: Hiragana or Katakana Answer: Romaji (Hepburn)

Learning Writing
Question: Romaji (Hepburn) Answer: Hiragana or Katakana

In the zip file you find the kana.mem file which you can directly add to your .mnemosyne directory.

JLPT Level 1-4 Japanese-German

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.x +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Michael Engel
Source: 

http://dinj.de/japanese

Description: 

These four files contain all the words necessary for the JLPT examinations, level 1-4; Japanese-German.

Question: Kanji+Reading Answer: German
Question: German Answer: Kanji+Reading

In the zip file you find the jlpt1vok.mem, jlpt2vok.mem, jlpt3vok.mem and jlpt4vok.mem files which you can directly add to your .mnemosyne directory.

JLPT Level 1-4 Kanji Reading

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.x +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Michael Engel
Source: 

http://dinj.de/japanese

Description: 

These four files contain all the words necessary for the JLPT examinations, level 1-4.

Question: Kanji Answer: Reading
Question: Reading Answer: Kanji

In the zip file you find the jlpt1kanji.mem, jlpt2kanji.mem, jlpt3kanji.mem and jlpt4kanji.mem files which you can directly add to your .mnemosyne directory.

Gakushu and Joyo Kanji

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.x +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Michael Engel
Source: 

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B8%B8%E7%94%A8%E6%BC%A2%E5%AD%97%E4%B8%80%E8%A6%A7
http://dinj.de/japanese

Description: 

This one file contains all kanji of the joyokanji list.
The different gakushu levels are indicated by categories.

Question: Kanji Answer: Reading
Question: Reading Answer: Kanji

In the zip file you find the joyokanji.mem file which you can directly add to your .mnemosyne directory.

New Joyokanji 2010

Type: 
Card Collection
Compatibility: 
Mnemosyne 1.x +
Status: 
Complete
Author: 
Michael Engel
Source: 

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B8%B8%E7%94%A8%E6%BC%A2%E5%AD%97%E4%B8%80%E8%A6%A7
http://dinj.de/japanese

Description: 

In June 2010, nearly 200 new kanji have been officially added to the joyokanji list.
In this learning file you can find the new ones.

Question: Kanji Answer: Reading
Question: Reading Answer: Kanji

In the zip file you find the newjoyokanji.mem file which you can directly add to your .mnemosyne directory.

kana

Japanese Kanji Radicals

To the JLPT1

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