Al’s voice actress isn’t given in the English credits, but the Japanese credits lists 渡辺明乃 (thanks to the Japanese dictionary I have for the Nintendo DS, which allows me to draw in kanji and magically have it be recognized).

The database includes 25 professional dictionaries in 13 languages developed by Babylon's own linguistic team: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Hebrew, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Dutch,

Kanji Sonomama DS Rakubiki Jiten: A Japanese-English dictionary with character recognition (very touchy about stroke order). If you need to use this, you'll also need to buy a second Nintendo DS Lite for casual play.

Eventually, you’ll want a more sophisticated dictionary. The Nintendo DS has a great Japanese - English, Japanese - Japanese dictionary. This will be a lot helpful if you want your dictionary portable. Alternately, if you can’t find

It was all in Japanese so I had our trusty Japanese-English dictionary right beside me(mapapa self-study ako ng di oras..haha!). So I got it done and I was off to play. I started at around 8 ( I know 'cause my younger sister told me to

I want it because I want to get the Japanese-English dictionary for it, and the kanji stroke order game. Also The World Ends With You and that one something-Touch game about a girl’s lost memory or something. Gotta see if the Touch game

Using a traditional-analogic-paper dictionary in order to look for japanese-english translations is a pain in the ass. Use dictionary with your computer (JDIC for example) or buy a portable electronic dictionary.

Basically, the ability to jump to an English translation of any word or character on the screen (such as in a Japanese definition) at any time. Dictionaries do this differently (Canons let you touch the word with a stylus;

Learn Japanese with your Nintendo DS, thanks to some great innovative programs they've released, like this kanji training game that comes complete with a writing brush! We also recommend the Japanese-English Dictionary that's so good,

This useful Dictionary Application allow you to convert English word to Japanese word. In addition you can also use it

Now this is what we all need to make a fun study — a PMP dictionary-combo Udea Discovery 250. Recently introduced to the Korea market, this JCHyun creation can teach you four different languages (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese) in 32 different kinds of dictionaries. To make it more intuitive, the device provides an authentic native-speaker voice on search results from the contents in English, Chinese, and Japanese.

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