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bsdict
BsDict is GTK2 based offline dictionary.
See README.txt features: * support DSL/LSA dictionaries * history doesn't allow duplicates * it always saves history on exit * export/replace/add history * delete/move history's items * toggle history sorting: historically + manual/alphabetical * searching word by double-click * non-expensive memory consumption -
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multipractice
Tool for practicing languages.
Practice makes perfect. Panglossa MultiPractice is a tool to help you learn and practice languages. You can create your own courses, import courses created by others, and even export courses to HTML or PDF documents. The original project (for Lazarus) was basically a flashcard app. Now it is more like a platform for creating structured courses with text, images, audio and video content, as well as different types of exercises. Please keep in mind that this project is created and maintained by a single amateur programmer. ... -
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QJDicExample
QJDicExample is an English <-> Japanese dictionary.
QJDicExample is an Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary featuring words/names/kanji/sentences search. QJDicExample uses JMdict, JMnedict, Kanjidic2, Radkfilex, KanjiVG, Tanaka Corpus / Tatoeba databases for translations and zinnia recognition library for handwritten kanji recognition. Latest source code: git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/qjdicexample/code qjdicexample-code -
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Fresh Memory
Flashcards application with Spaced Repetition method
Fresh Memory is an application that helps to learn large amounts of any material with Spaced Repetition method. The most important subject is learning foreign words, but Fresh Memory can be also used to learn anything else. The learning data is stored as flash cards and dictionaries. The flash cards may have several fields, and the user controls what combination of fields to learn. The flashcards can have formatted text and images. -
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Vocabulary Master
Tries to make your words and phrases learning much easier.
...Main features: - optional time interval of words learning - show answer with delay - custom learning templates - sound and visual notifications - text to speech support Vocabulary manager: - any number of categories of words - words search - category and word priorities - import / export words General: - UNICODE support (ability to write into the dictionary in Russian, Japanese, etc.) - multi-language interface (English, Czech) Sample vocabularies: http://vocabulary-master.martink.cz/en/download Help: http://vocabulary-master.martink.cz/en/help -
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HermeneutiX
Your graphical tool for Syntactic/Semantic Structure Analysis of texts
HermeneutiX is a tool for diagramming syntactic and semantic structures of complex (not necessarily foreign-language) texts (e.g. bible or other historical excerpts). HermeneutiX is now part of SciToS (the scientific tool set). Starting with version 2.0.0, HermeneutiX can be found on GitHub. Please check out the release summary: https://github.com/scientific-tool-set/scitos/releases For an introduction, check out this video: https://youtu.be/uQjewyG0Ad8 PS: To run a Java... -
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JavaStructurizer
NSD graphical editor, for Java development and rev-engineering
.... - Documentation: NSD images can be added to javadoc. - Add-on tool: JStruct can be added to an IDE (eg JCreator ) - Java Pretty printer: to import then export a java file formats the code. -
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Benkyou Studio
Benkyou Studio is a Language study toolkit.
Benkyou Studio is intended to be a One-stop integrated solution for working and learning with languages, For the Learner, it has flashcards,A multi choice Quiz which remembers and adjusts to the words you are struggling with, Speech Synthesis helps you hear the words as you study, you can even export the wordlist to sound files for your portable music player For the Professional, it has unicode lookup and converters, a character map viewer and exporter, a text file converter for converting file formats, Unicode capable Bitmap Font Builder for Game Developers, TextTricks processor for manipulating and altering Text, A MultiCurrency Calculator, allowing you to perform calculations simultaneously in 2 currencies, and a Time planner, which shows the next 24 hrs over the timezones of your choice , with working hours highlighted. ... -
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Panglossa LexHoard
A simple vocabulary builder with Unicode support.
With LexHoard you can build vocabularies, glossaries, dictionaries or other types of wordlists. LexHoard features: -Unicode support (with a built-in Unicode editor) -export for MediaWiki and HTML format -attribution of more than one meaning/translation/relation to each word The program is written completely in native Lazarus/FreePascal. The only non-standard library needed is ZeosLib. It uses SQlite databases, so no special drivers or servers are required - although you can easily change it to use any other database supported by Zeos. -
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JGloss
Add readings and translations to Japanese text
JGloss lets you import Japanese text documents and add reading and translation annotations for words, both automatically during import, and manually. It is written in Java. -
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Linux Guist - Multi Lingual OS for Asia
A Single Click Language Changer and Publishing System for Web and DTP
Linux Guist - is a Multi Lingual Live CD OS for most Asian Languages, with the ability to run of a CD & Old Hardware, with just 128 MB Memory, for DTP, Web Publishing & Data Entry purposes. This will help IT employers to take up Govt. Projects that require Data Collection, Entry & Publishing at a very very low cost, while providing Training & Job Opportunities to numerous students of these languages, in the various towns, of the country. Talk to your respective IT/HRD ministry to identify... -
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Lingua Latina Translator
Ein Latein - Deutsch Übersetzer / A Latin - German Translator
Ein einfacher Lateinübersetzer. Der Lingua Latina Translator übersetzt einzelne lateinische Formen ins Deutsche. Aktuelle Version: 3.0.0.0 "Otium" Betriebssystem: Windows XP SP3 oder höher (VC++ Redist 2010 benötigt): http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5555 Mac OS X mit WINE Linux wird nur teilweise unterstützt. Sorry liebe Linuxnutzer, aber Microsoft Windows hat Funktionen, die die Programmierzeit erheblich verkürzen. -> Für Kernfunktionen: Linuxversion... -
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svoktrainer
Devides vocabulary in learnable chuncks
I heard about a method where you can learn 1000 words in a year with 10 minutes of daily effort. This program does organize, and divide the words in daily chunks. It is a module for Lepton-CMS or WebsiteBaker -
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kanjidic-parser
Kanjidic Parser is a Parser for Parsing the KANJIDIC File
kanjidic-parser is an API to parse the KANJIDIC2 data file. This file is compiled by Jim Breen and the 'Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group' at Monash University.
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