Thank you Martyr, I've corrected that. About "I've drunk", I've never heard that the past participle was "drank"

Adamas, yes you right the tool needs to be improved now. Yes there might be sentences with Hiragana and Katakana mixed but I understand it was not really a good idea. For the ー character, actually using a Hiragana sign would be wrong as the word is usually written in Katakana. But again this makes the tool sometimes incoherent. The best would be to be ble to choose Katakana or Hiragana, and have only characters of one or the other. And one ultimate mode that would display Hiragana and Katakana mixed.

I'm currently working on other tools and content, so I won't correct that quickly unfortunately. But I keep it in my mind as something important to improve.

In the page http://www.japan-activator.com/en/lesso ... /20/page/2

Vocabulary: Words 15 & 16 are the same. Same word (Okane), same roomaji, kana, kanji & voice

thank you, corrected.

Little issue.

Page http://www.japan-activator.com/en/lesso ... quiz/id/20

Question 6 says "Trasuisez". Must be "translate" i think

corrected

In lesson http://www.japan-activator.com/en/lesso ... /21/page/5

In the exercices:

Ani wa oranda ni mou ikimasen.
あにはおらんだにもういきません。
兄はオランダにもう行きません。

In the hiragana versión, "Holand" is writen in hiragana

Another little issue.

http://www.japan-activator.com/en/lesso ... /22/page/3

The text says:

よく水を飲みます。
Yoku mizu o nomimasu.
I often drink alcohol.

Must say "I Often drink water"

Also in the same page:

妻と時々レストランへ行きます。
Tsuma to tokidoki resutoran e ikimasu.
I go the restaurant with my wife sometimes.

¿Is this correct?

Also in the same page:

と友達も大学生じゃありません。
Tomodachi mo daigakusei ja arimasen.
My friend isn't a student either.

The "と友達" is also correct?.

The へ particle is pronounced like 　え.
That's why it's romanized "e" (Hepburn romanization).

You're ritght, と友達 isn't correct but 友達 is the good word.

Same lesson, exercises

http://www.japan-activator.com/en/lesso ... /22/page/4

Chichi wa ... ni juu ichi ji ni nemasu. (my father always goes to bed at 9 pm).

Must say "My father always goes to bed at 11 pm"

I´m sorry to put in differents posts, but i make a translation to spanish to work on it, and found the problems one by one.

I've corrected the mistakes. For 二十一時に (21h), I've replaced it with 九時に as it is much more natural for Japanese to count hours like American people.

I think, I've spotted two errors in the third exercise of "Japanese verbs - part 2" (link):
I think this should be "detta". The dictionary form of that verb is "deru" and therefore it belongs to category 4 and the "ru" should replaced by "-tte", "-tta", "-ttara", "-ttari".

The other error is in the answer to "9. imasu".
It should be "affirmative polite form", if I'm not entirely mistaken.

You are right for the second, I've corrected it, thank you. As for deta, the form is correct, detta is wrong.

Don't hesitate to post more errors if you find some.

Under the Countries vocabulary list for the website and Ja Sensei, Irak should be Iraq. Morocco as opposed to Marocco. Gotta love english, eh? :p
Other than that, great job on the site!

Other vocabulary typos:
Clothing: Socks rather than Sockets
Economics-Industry:Manufacture rather than Manufacter
Human Being-Behavior: Proudly rather than Pridely
Human Being-Behavior: Safely rather than Safety, if it is the adverb you were going for
Social Relationships: Responsibility rather than Responsability
Sports: Referee rather than Referry
Arts - Fine Arts: To strike a pose rather than to strike pose

Note: all typos above were found on JA Sensei

Thanks for those mistakes

For safety, it's not the adverb, it's the noun so I left it as it was.
Manufacter doesn't exist in fact, I replaced it by "factory owner" (the Japanese noun designates a person)

For the other mistakes, these corrections will be of great help when I'll integrate a "type the answer" mode in the quiz. It'd be better to ask a native speaker to review all the words first to get rid of other possible typo mistakes.