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Hey all, I'm in the job market and I just finished a Ruby on Rails/JavaScript app for learning Japanese characters (kanji). http://www.koggle.net/ You might recognize the word search game even though you don't recognize the characters. If you're interested in Ruby on Rails projects, or Japanese language in general. Please holler back! |
Or you can just download a keyboard layout at http://nigeriankeyboardlayout.com that contains the ₦ as well as other Nigerian characters like ụ and ọ. Cheers! |
Or you can download a keyboard layout at http://nigeriankeyboardlayout.com that contains the ₦ as well as other Nigerian characters like ụ and ọ. Cheers! |
deco2come the Website worked today when I tried. Please check on someone else's Internet connection to see if it loads. If it doesn't, I'd like to know what browser and what kind of connection you used. Thanks. |
deco2come, the Umuigbo website looks like a good resource for learning Igbo. If you need an online Igbo-English and English-Igbo dictionary to refer to your students, they could use one that I created http://mkpuruokwu.org/ For example, you can see the definition of house-rat at http://mkpuruokwu.org/dictionary?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=house-rat&dict=en-ig. Best of luck with your project! |
Hello guys and gals. I recently made a searchable online English-Igbo and Igbo-English dictionary. You can find it at http://mkpuruokwu.org/ For example, you can see the definition of house-rat at http://mkpuruokwu.org/dictionary?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=house-rat&dict=en-ig and the translation of odibo at http://mkpuruokwu.org/dictionary?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=odibo&dict=ig-en . The site also has instructions on adding further entries to the dictionary. I hope you all can contribute so we can build this vital Igbo language resource. |
Hmm, I'd probably pick Glo since they have the cheapest local SMS and International rates (at least until October 11). Actual numbers are at http://nairaperminute.com (full disclosure: I'm the developer of the site) |
Just so you know, you can also compare phone charges in a slightly more mobile-friendly site at http://nairaperminute.com (full disclosure: I'm the developer of the site) |
Related to that, you can also check out http://nairaperminute.com for other comparisons of mobile plans. (disclaimer: I developed that site) |
The cheapest right now is Airtel at 12 naira/minute even for international. You can check other prices at http://nairaperminute.com . (disclaimer: I maintain the site) |
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