1. Japanese input method: A: The old version of Simeji was easier to use and you can switch between different styles for input. A self-media person who focuses on sharing Japanese dramas and Japanese dubbing.

author | Corn paste

For many friends who have just started learning Japanese, or those who are interested in learning Japanese, they have some questions as follows:

How to learn Japanese? What useful Japanese input method does

have?

What are the Japanese apps for practicing listening?

What are the apps for watching Japanese dramas and anime?

Today, the editor will recommend 10 useful apps for watching Japanese dramas and learning Japanese, and share the experience of using these apps. I also like to study and play with various apps. I hope it can be helpful to everyone.

1. Japanese input method:

A:Simeji

The old version was easier to use and you could switch between different styles for input. The recently upgraded version has some crashes. When you input text, you can automatically bring up small icons of some products, which is richer. .

B: Google Japanese input method:

Currently I am using Google Japanese input method, which is relatively easy to use. By the way, Wins comes with IME, which is relatively easy to use.

2. Japanese dictionary:

A: EBPocket Free (mobile terminal)

B: EBWIN (PC terminal)

The mobile terminal and the PC segment are just two different presentation forms. Whether it is the mobile terminal or the PC segment, after installation, it is just a dictionary shell. The next thing is to download the thesaurus and then import it into the shell of the dictionary. There are dozens of thesauruses that can be added, which is very rich.

recommends that you add the following two basic thesauruses:

1) "Shogakukan Chinese-Japanese Dictionary"

2) " Sanseido "

Why?

Because if you know the pronunciation of this Japanese word, it is better to look it up directly with Shogakukan. If you don’t know the pronunciation of this Japanese word, you can copy the Japanese kanji and look it up with Sanseido to know its pronunciation.

Shogakukan is available in both Chinese and Japanese languages, while Sanshengtang is only translated from Japanese to Japanese.

As for the download resources and installation method tutorials of the lexicon, you can search online. There are very detailed tutorials, so I won’t go into details here.

3. Hujiang Little D Dictionary:

is an app from Hujiang.com. It is also very easy to use. When you look up a word, you will get many examples. There is also for online translation of . The EBPocket Free mentioned just now does not support online word lookup. of.

4. Hujiang Happy Word Field:

has many different levels and types of vocabulary recitations. It is a mode that combines voice, text, and example sentences, as well as friend PK, etc., which is rich and interesting.

5. Hujiang CCTALK:

has many courses and different interest groups. There are friends who speak Japanese very well, and you can communicate a lot.

6. HELLO TALK:

This app is an app that can learn different languages ​​​​from different countries. Of course, it also includes Japanese. You can directly add Japanese as friends. There are also many Japanese people who want to learn Chinese. It is a language exchange learning model. I like the sentence error correction function in

the most. When you post a post, the friends or other people you see will help you correct the error. This will improve your learning very quickly. It is a very interactive app. .

7. Bilibili :

is also called B station. It mainly contains animation and two-dimensional related content. You can post barrages. In the past, there were many Japanese dramas to watch. I don’t know why you can’t watch them recently. But there are also many NHK documentaries in it that are good and you can watch them. You can also watch Japanese anime.

8. The first one:

is similar to Bilibili. You can watch Japanese dramas and anime.

9. dubbing show:

recommends this mainly because there are many people playing Japanese anime dubbing, and you can practice Japanese dubbing and speaking.

10. Huali Reading:

is an app from East China University of Science and Technology Press. I discovered this app because I bought a Japanese book. The QR code at the back suggested that you can use this app to download the audio of mp3. Later I found that in There are still many mp3 resources on this app regarding vocabulary, N1/N2/N3/N4/N5, etc.

is good. I have shared these ten apps. Friends can download and learn according to their own needs. If you have any questions, you can send messages for consultation.

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corn mush , a self-media person who focuses on sharing Japanese dramas and Japanese dubbing. He watches some Japanese dramas every day and updates them every day 365 days a year. He learns about Japan in many aspects and maybe even learns fluent Japanese. If you like it, please support the author. "Pork corn" oh~

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