Hi Martin,
A problem I am facing when trying to read in a new language is to have access to easy but interesting texts with a good integration with a dictionary, grammar and learning tool (including word frequencies). Aedict is going in the right direction but... It uses phrases only, not text. And there is no word frequencies and the kanji frequencies are too general and not so much integrated in the learning tools.
As a source of good texts I am using News Web Easy (http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/index.html). And I recently discovered Kanji Web Easy (http://www.kanjiwebeasy.com/) to help focusing on what is really useful to learn (at least for News Web Easy).
Would it be possible to integrate (hyperlinks might be enough) these tools in Aedict offering a complete learning environment for all levels? I am pretty sure Sebastien from Kanji Web Easy will be open to a collaboration. I have no idea concerning the guys behind News Web Easy (http://www.aovill.com/).
Of course other computed frequencies available on the web could be used.
Andre
Hi Martin,
A problem I am facing when trying to read in a new language is to have access to easy but interesting texts with a good integration with a dictionary, grammar and learning tool (including word frequencies). Aedict is going in the right direction but... It uses phrases only, not text. And there is no word frequencies and the kanji frequencies are too general and not so much integrated in the learning tools.
As a source of good texts I am using News Web Easy (http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/index.html). And I recently discovered Kanji Web Easy (http://www.kanjiwebeasy.com/) to help focusing on what is really useful to learn (at least for News Web Easy).
Would it be possible to integrate (hyperlinks might be enough) these tools in Aedict offering a complete learning environment for all levels? I am pretty sure Sebastien from Kanji Web Easy will be open to a collaboration. I have no idea concerning the guys behind News Web Easy (http://www.aovill.com/).
Of course other computed frequencies available on the web could be used.
Andre