Missatges: 5
Llengua: English
xdzt (Mostra el perfil) 15 de juny de 2010 19.00.43
I've just been trying it out and have been very impressed. At its simplest, it's nothing but a language flashcard program, but it's additional features are interesting:
-Sounds & Pictures for Words (easily added by simply dragging the file and dropping into the appropriate box)
-Word types and verb conjugation
-Various modes for practice/testing
-Synonyms, antonyms
and more.
Unfortunately, there don't seem to be many/any English-Esperanto files currently out there. Still, seems to be a pretty excellent tool for learning vocabulary.
biguglydave (Mostra el perfil) 19 de juny de 2010 5.34.21
Thanks for the post!
ceigered (Mostra el perfil) 23 de juny de 2010 11.05.28
qwertz:I don't wanna try that KDEonWin a 2nd time.Have you used Wubi before? It doesn't allow KDE applications in Windows, rather it just allows a quick and easy linux installation without partitioning, but that might be an option if you've got a good computer that boots up quickly and has plenty of space (e.g. not my computer
). qwertz (Mostra el perfil) 23 de juny de 2010 12.58.39
ceigered:Yes, I know. I tried it one time, too. But how you mentioned it need some harddisk space. Anyway it's quite interesting to play around with Ubuntu inside a Virtualbox (on a external harddisk). Also there excist a very good German wiki and they also hold regular meetings (Stammtisch) onsite. Quite nice and friendly nerdy online/offline community means you can even meet the people offline you meet online. What I noticed that's not extremly common.qwertz:I don't wanna try that KDEonWin a 2nd time.Have you used Wubi before? It doesn't allow KDE applications in Windows, rather it just allows a quick and easy linux installation without partitioning, but that might be an option if you've got a good computer that boots up quickly and has plenty of space (e.g. not my computer