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atreju · 02-01-2011, 01:21 AM

I just ordered a Pocketbook 360 today. I look forward to getting to play with it (and I will be keeping an eye on this thread for other suggestions you all give Chikwako).

I decided on the Pocketbook 360 after reading through these forums - I need an ereader that can handle English, German and Japanese. I look forward to getting it - I've downloaded ebooks off of here and Aozora Bunko, English and German dictionaries, and I'll start looking at the themes mentioned above.

I was wondering if anyone has put together a Japanese-English dictionary (or Japanese-German, either way with Japanese being the look-up language)? I can't read Russian, so I haven't tried browsing those forums. I'm not sure I could create a Japanese morphems-collates-keyboard file set for the dictionary converter, but I suppose if no one else has created one I could attempt it. Figured I would ask first - no need to invent the wheel twice.

02-01-2011, 01:21 AM	#10
atreju Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Saint Louis, MO Device: Pocketbook 360	I just ordered a Pocketbook 360 today. I look forward to getting to play with it (and I will be keeping an eye on this thread for other suggestions you all give Chikwako). I decided on the Pocketbook 360 after reading through these forums - I need an ereader that can handle English, German and Japanese. I look forward to getting it - I've downloaded ebooks off of here and Aozora Bunko, English and German dictionaries, and I'll start looking at the themes mentioned above. I was wondering if anyone has put together a Japanese-English dictionary (or Japanese-German, either way with Japanese being the look-up language)? I can't read Russian, so I haven't tried browsing those forums. I'm not sure I could create a Japanese morphems-collates-keyboard file set for the dictionary converter, but I suppose if no one else has created one I could attempt it. Figured I would ask first - no need to invent the wheel twice.