Clicked on japanese. "Japanese contains 26 letters (consonants and vowels)." Then goes on with a table of 48 characters representing syllables. (including the

Clicked on japanese. "Japanese contains 26 letters (consonants and vowels)." Then goes on with a table of 48 characters representing syllables. (including the 2 very rarely used ゐ(wi) and ゑ(we)). They happily skip the part where there are 2 such syllabary systems, plus the Chinese characters. Then there are pages about "Japanese Plural" and "Japanese Gender" (Japanese doesn't have such things), and one about "Japanese Numbers" not explaining a thing about counter words. This all looks like templated information that is the same for all languages. You're apparently expected to just translate from English word for word and hope for the best. Edit: Oh, and it's funny that they only introduce hiragana, but also use katakana and kanjis for all words and example phrases.