The aule-page is safe to copy and the source is wikisource.org with poems from opening mora of ABURA to AYU.
The page rows for each haiku poem are first kanji, then hiragana and finally romaji with notes.
Showing posts with label Hanazono Mincho font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hanazono Mincho font. Show all posts
Friday, May 25, 2012
Bashō haiku poems in an Aule Page
A first Aule Page of Bashō haiku poems: HTML-only but asking for HanaMinA font of the Hanazono Mincho font project for Japanese Kanji and kana.
The aule-page is safe to copy and the source is wikisource.org with poems from opening mora of ABURA to AYU.
The page rows for each haiku poem are first kanji, then hiragana and finally romaji with notes.
The aule-page is safe to copy and the source is wikisource.org with poems from opening mora of ABURA to AYU.
The page rows for each haiku poem are first kanji, then hiragana and finally romaji with notes.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Joyo Kanji Meaning
Over at http://aule-browser.com/kanji/index.html I have added an option to select a view of joyo kanji graphcally.
You don't have to ask yourself which page you preferred if you can recognize the layout of the page or its font or other features such as stroke order animation or stroke order diagram or whether or not the meanings were hidden until selected with the mouse.
There are 3 new views today using alternative sort-order 2 and 3.
You don't have to ask yourself which page you preferred if you can recognize the layout of the page or its font or other features such as stroke order animation or stroke order diagram or whether or not the meanings were hidden until selected with the mouse.
There are 3 new views today using alternative sort-order 2 and 3.
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