Denshi jisho

Presentation that goes along the article here: http://lingvoresurso.wordpress.com/2011/02/22/denshi-jisho-jisho-org/

2. CONTENTS OF THE DICTIONARY
Lexicon
Sentences
Kanji

3. LEXICON
English interface
Jap-to-Eng and Eng-to-Jap translations
Translatedvocabulary/expressionsinsteadof definitions

4. LEXICON
Searching can be carried out in kana, rômajior kanji
Locates the base form of inflected words
Notes on usage:
Common or rare
Meaning restricted to specific contexts
Register or dialect

5. LEXICON

6. SENTENCES
Jap-Eng/Eng-Japbilingualsentences
Notalwaysperfectlyaccurate

7. KANJI
Searchbyradicals
Example: 言
説 獄 話 罰
No needtoidentifyeveryradical

8. KANJI

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13. KANJI

14. KANJI

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17. KANJI

18. EXTENT OF THE CONTENTS
110,000 up-to-date entries for general terms
12,000 on computing and communications
14,000 entries relating to engineering and science
720,000 Japanese names
160,000 bilingual example sentences
13,039 kanji

19. CONCLUSION
Offers varied functions
Recommendable tool for non-native Japanese
students
Useful to train kanji memorizing skills
Effectively combines data from different sources
into a single dictionary