Nairaland Forum

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)