JLearn 1.1 Java script

Publisher review:
JLearn is an application dedicated to the study of foreign languages. JLearn is an application dedicated to the study of foreign languages. It is a flash card type application: a word it chosen at random from a dictionary, and the user must give the translation in the chosen language. Contrary to other flash-card software, answer is not choosen in a list or the words set as 'known'. In JLearn, the answer must be typed explicitely. To avoid small languages variations, several correct answers are possible for each word. Dictionaries are stored as text files, and are easy to modify. First line contains the name of the different categories used, usually different languages or different version of a language.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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