| Body | From http://www.reajer.com/
Reajer is a website by Dan Bornstein that has bilingual Japanese-English texts organized by level of difficulty, arranged as follows:
- The text is broken down into sentences.
- Each new sentence is marked with a triangle (▼) for easy orientation.
- Each sentence appears twice, with the second version showing the kanji readings. In order to achieve optimal visibility and compatibility with a wide range of viewing environments, the readings follow the characters instead of being placed above them.
- An English translation follows right below the second version of the Japanese sentence. The translation is as literal as possible but may add information for clarity.
- Where necessary, language notes appear below the translation, marked with bullet points.
- The original text of the selection appears again at the end of the text, this time without translation or annotation. Kanji readings that were originally indicated in the text are included here as well.
Try out Reajer at http://www.reajer.com/
Read a review of this resource at https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-learning-resources-march-2018/
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