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Japanese Language - Volume One

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Information

License: Public Domain (PD)
Year: 1992
Language

Number of disks

Harddrive Installable

Hardware

Additional Hardware Requirements

Chip Ram: 512KB
Minimum CPU: 68000
Compatible Kickstart: 1.2 1.3
Minimum Operating System: Unknown

Software Developer's Credits

Publisher: Sunteam
Developer: Sunteam

Websites

Software Notes and Information

With this application you can learn some Japanese phrases such as "Good morning". The programme also says these words in Japanese since many people would not be able to read it. The interface is also good.

Screenshots, Artwork and Media

Screenshots

Artwork - (Boxart, Diskscans, Adverts.. etc)

Media

Manuals and Downloads

Manuals and Support Material

Click on the book icons to view the files. Text files will open in a popup window. PDFs will open in a new browser window.

Downloads

Click on the disk icons to download the files.

Japanese Language Vol 1

Member's Reviews

Editor review

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

This program does not require much interaction to witness the full range of the program. It is a simple click to continue style piece of software. Upon starting the software, you are given the option of choosing part one or two, with the simple click of the left or right mouse button. It then progress through a selection of greetings and basic questions that could be used to allow some simple dialogue between you and a Japanese speaking person.

This program is very basic, with only a select few statements and questions. This is only volume one, as so with other volumes, the number of things you would be able to say would increase. This program would be useful if just starting a Japanese course, as it would allow the proper pronunciation of the words to be heard.

There are also some visual aids which help in the description of when these greetings or sentences may be used, but at times, these pictures do not really help. These sentences are also very restrictive as there is no vocabulary included, so the simple questions could not be altered to suit your circumstances.

Overall, this program would be useful if used in conjunction with a Japanese course, but it could not be used as your sole Japanese educational source.