By ending a sentence with a '?', the intonation will change to question form. Suzuki-kun has been made to handle question sentences. We have added the access history for May 2013 to Access History.
We have added the access history for June 2013 to Access History. We have added the access history for July 2013 to Access History. You can view the English website by clicking on the UK flag. We have translated the OJAD Website to English. We have added the access history for August 2013 to Access History.
If you click on a hiragana shown in the results, the pitch height will change for the clicked mora. We have made it possible to fix errors in accent prediction produced by Suzuki-kun. We would like to ask your cooperation in bringing multilingual support to OJAD. We have added a link to OJAD Multilingualization to the top page. We have added the access history for 9/2013 to Access History. We have added the access history for 10/2013 to Access History. The textbook "Minna No Nihongo Elementary Version 2 (3A Network)" has been added. We have added the access history for 11/2013 to Access History. We have added the link to Added Textbooks to the top page.Īdded Version Korean. We have added the access history for 12/2013 to Access History. We have added access history to Access History for January, 2014.Īdded Version Vietnamese. We have added access history to Access History for February, 2014.Īdded Version German. We have added access history to Access History for March, 2014.Īdded Version Traditional Form. A1/2,B1/2,C1/2) and so now the example will just be displayed as "Upper Advanced". However, we have done away with the alphanumeric labeling (e.g. The system had previously shown word difficulty with the format "C2（Upper Advanced)". We have added access history to Access History for April and May, 2014. The textbook "Marugoto: Japanese language and culture Starter A1 Coursebook for communicative language competences" has been added.Īdded Version Russian. The textbook "Japanese language and culture Starter A1 Coursebook for communicative language activities (Sanshusha)" has been added. We have added access history to Access History for June, 2014. For those that want to learn more, click here. We have given Suzuki-kun the ability to talk. With the addition of Talking Suzuki-kun, we modified Demo. Also, it is possible to choose from Normal, Slow, and Fast speech rates.Īdded Version Thai. We have made it so 4 different voices can be chosen: 2 male and 2 female. We have expanded the functionality of Suzuki-kun. Details can be seen at here and examples at here.
It will be read with two different voices adding color to the reading. The speaker and voice quality can be changed midway through the text input into the system to create a conversation-style output. It is now possible to change the speaker and adjust the speech rate for Suzuki-kun. Click on the national flag to view.Īdded Version Swedish.
Click on the national flag to view.Īdded Version ポルトガル語. We hope that you will be able to make use of these tools in your future language lessons or language studies. Lastly, with Suzuki-kun, you can predict and display the pitch contour for an excerpt of text. With Text-Search, you can look up the accent types for words in an excerpt of text. With Verb-Suffix Search, you can look up the accent type for a verb followed by a suffix. This suite provides three other useful tools in addition to word search. What's more, each conjugated form given in the dictionary is accompanied by both male and female audio. The words in the dictionary encompass over 9000 nouns and 3500 declinable words including verbs, i-adjectives, and na-adjectives, making it possible to search approximately 42,300 conjugations of words. The goal of this tool is to enhance the awareness and understanding of the Japanese pitch accent with a suite of four features. OJAD is an online Japanese accent database for learners and teachers of Japanese.
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