I’ve just uploaded a new set of vocabulary to study: the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Lists! These are the Japanese version of the HSK lists, except the numbers are reversed (4, most basic, 1, most …

Well, as you might have noticed, we’ve changed the look of the site. Several of you had mentioned that the grey background looked a little … Atari circa 1989 … desktop computer circa 1994 … …

Well actually, we’ve been back for a few days, but Scott returned earlier this afternoon, which means that the trifecta is complete and we can resume operating at full tilt. Two updates from the Skritter …

Just to let everyone know, the Skritter team is about to leave the building for our homes, hearths, and eggnog. Nick left for home yesterday, Scott left earlier today, and I’m out of here tomorrow. …

As promised, we have made our determination for the Skritter tagline, and the winner was actually submitted by two users: Emily ImhoffAlex Blackwelder Both of them receive 2 years of free Skritter time for their …

We just sent out the first ever Skritter newsletter! In this issue we included a summary of last month’s work, coming features, a short interview with one of our first ever involved users, thinkbuddha, news …

Some more textbooks for you Japanese students! I just uploaded Yookoso!: An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese, and Yookoso!: Continuing with Contemporary Japanese. These are beginner textbooks like Genki and Nakama, so we have a fair …

As many of you have noticed, definition practice has been added! We put it up a few days ago and have been ironing out some of the bugs. It’s still in testing but if you’re …

For the past year, and some odd months, the practice page had remained largely the same. Every time you would go to practice, you would be greeted by the following screen: It was great, but …

I just uploaded a very straightforward search engine for the custom lists. I’ve been unable to coax Google Custom Search to index our custom lists properly, so I made this to hold us over until …