Currently I find get all these words from TV, articles, and website interfaces for my target language. I've been keeping them in a Google Docs spreadsheet, but I'm wondering if there's anything better, since Google Docs is kinda slow… preferably accessible from anywhere.
There's a website called "wordnik" which is a dictionary that allows you to maintain your own lists of words, however, it is English only.
Posted Apr 11, 2012, 11:57 PM UTC
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How about evernote? Refer to this for more info http://www.tofugu.com/2010/03/09/how-to-use-evernote-to-study-japanese-or-any-other-language/
I already have Evernote. I just realized that this could be the thing I'm looking for… thanks.
Would you share your notebook with me? I would like to see how fellow language learner is using evernote for such purpose :)
That's actually a pretty cool idea. Can you PM me your email so we can set up sharing?
I'm learning Spanish right now… I do have a Spanish notebook on Evernote but I haven't used it in a long time (it only has two clipped articles and an empty entry). However I think that I will start filling it with more stuff…
How about Anki? It's a flash card system with a lot of features.
It has both a version you can download to your desktop, and a web version -- and you can keep them all synced together.
One of the features is that you can simply make big lists of vocabulary (Here's a screenshot of lists for both the web and exe versions: http://i.imgur.com/8FiG5.jpg).
But given that it's a flash card program, it may be a good way for you to practice or work with those words rather than just having the list.
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