Reading Kanji On-line.

[Kama]

I have a problem... I know kanji, but I'm afraid of reading texts with many kanji. :D Well, when it's printed, it's not so of a problem... But when I see a lot of kanji in the internet, I'm really scared. and have no courage to read it. (like some threads here... XD)

Do anybody knows where in the net I can find japanese readings?

Thanks.

[PaulTB]

I have a problem... I know kanji, but I'm afraid of reading texts with many kanji. :D Well, when it's printed, it's not so of a problem... But when I see a lot of kanji in the internet, I'm really scared. and have no courage to read it. (like some threads here... XD)

Do anybody knows where in the net I can find japanese readings?
Well there are lots of things you can do - probably the best from a point of view of learning Japanese is to use something like
WWWJDIC Translate Words in Japanese Text (http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/jwb/wwwjdic?9T) function.

[Glenn]

For words that I don't know, I use the dictionary at goo. It's as simple as copying and pasting.

[serewen]

some of the translate tools may not accurated.
cheers.