Blue Sea Press

Japanese Learning Systems

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Blue Sea Press

Blue Sea Press provides various learning products, with an emphasis on products to assist with learning of the Japanese language.

Kanji Learning Today — Online

Study kanji on a phone, tablet, or computer.

KLTO1 phone

Each page is interactive — tap to study.

Kanji Learning Today is a system that helps a learner remember many kanji within a relatively short period of time.

The system includes 3 Online volumes and 3 corresponding Workbooks.

Kanji Learning Today: Online 1 is offered free of charge to all registered users and will appear on the Member page.

See Kanji Learning Today for more information.

Kanji Learning Today — Workbook

Writing the kanji boosts recognition.

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There are three workbooks, and each Workbook presents the kanji with the same sequence as the corresponding Online volume. The reinforcing effect helps the user learn faster.

Kanji-in-Kanji

One helpful feature of the workbooks is the appearance of β€œkanji-in-kanji” entries for many kanji. When the kanji being studied includes another kanji within its structure, the entry shows the other kanji and gives its location within the Kanji Learning Today system. This helps alleviate the β€œWhere did I see that before?” feeling.

See Kanji Learning Today for more information.

Japanese Accent: Penult Standard

Japanese Accent: Penult Standard is a comprehensive yet easy-to-understand explanation of how Japanese words are accented. This helps proper pronunciation and boosts learning.

There are 12 lessons, and each lesson is presented with an online video and webpage text.

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Japanese Accent: Penult Standard STARTER is offered free of charge to registered users and will appear on the Member page.

See Japanese Accent for additional information.

Color Codec

Color Codec is a simple encoding method created by Todd Adkisson. It uses common emoji characters, with each character having an easily recognizable shape and a color.

Example:

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The above is the encoded content of an English sentence. A person familiar with the encoding method would be able to read it.

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The Color Codec app is a database file. The user must download the free FileMaker Go app to be able to run this file.

The database can convert from ASCII (English) to color emoji and vice versa. It also has a Practice window and a Test window so the user can learn to read the code without converting it.

See Color Codec for more information.

(Do not look at the page listed above if you want to decipher the code without assistance.)

Other Information

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