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Thread poster: Jonathan Yeckley
Jonathan Yeckley
Jonathan Yeckley
Local time: 01:21
Japanese to English
Oct 2, 2003

I've got work that involves a lot of computer programming lingo, things like compilers, registers, memory banks, routine calls, etc.. I've been through quite a few Japanese-Japanese 用語辞典 and what not, but I'm looking for some concrete English definitions so I don't have to freestyle so much. Any advice?
 
Minoru Kuwahara
Minoru Kuwahara
Japan
Local time: 01:21
English to Japanese
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do you read Japanese characters? Oct 7, 2003

Hi,

If you are capable of recognizing Japanese hiragana in any ways, why not try e-Word or ASCII's digital glossary?

http://e-words.jp/
http://yougo.ascii24.com/gh/

Best,
MK


Jonathan Yeckley wrote:

I've got work that involves a lot of computer programming lingo, things like compilers, registers, memory banks, routine calls, etc.. I've been through quite a few Japanese-Japanese 用語辞典 and what not, but I'm looking for some concrete English definitions so I don't have to freestyle so much. Any advice?


[Edited at 2003-10-07 17:26]
 


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