toMOTko is a small flashcard application for learning foreign language vocabulary.

It's specifically designed for people learning one or more foreign languages.

Its unicode support is convenient for japanese, korean or chinese characters, etc.

It's available for multiple platforms: Windows, MacOS, Linux, Zaurus, and some Nokia phones.

The interface is available in French, English, Spanish, and partially in German and Japanese.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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  • A must-to-have software if you're studying languages! This greatly helps you when you need to remember lots of new vocabulary in whatever language you're studying. As for me I enjoy ToMOTko unicode support to study Japanese and Chinese, and it's a true a treat!
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

Linux, Windows Mobile, Maemo, Mac, Windows

Languages

French, English, Spanish

Intended Audience

Education

User Interface

X Window System (X11), Win32 (MS Windows), Handheld/Mobile/PDA, Qt

Programming Language

C++

Database Environment

XML-based, Flat-file

Related Categories

C++ Computer Aided Instruction (CAI) Software

Registered

2006-11-06