The register is open and waiting! The procedure is the same as last time “@Tadokubot #reg” minus the quotes. I’ll be keeping a list here but to view the super up to to date check here.
note: If your tweets are protected you will NOT be able to register/participate
note 2: Please inform me in your register tweet or here what language(s) you will be reading if its not Japanese.
- LordSilent
- Little_Strokes ← Round 1 winner! Reading Japanese and English
- BlackDragonHunt← Tadoku 1.0 winner!
- Bluemchenblatt
- nac_est
- Sakatsu
- HolySt4r Reading Japanese and English
- e_dub_kendo
- xatlasm
- takkie3 Reading English
- zhongruige Reading Chinese
- Yuffie89
- Yakkoe
- aiorral
- Seizar86 Reading Japanese and Korean
- Squallxyz
- veeontour
- don_rivers
- japaneseme
- chmijo
- tummai
- JapanNewbie
- meghanventura
- Kanjiwarrior
- jyemenai
- Cush1979
- Incorporeality Reading German, French, and Spanish
- qqkachoojp
- tonesvenn
- distefam
- k2yama
- KSaiydT
- Landorien Reading Japanese and German
- paboseki
- burritolingus
- i_Bassam Reading English
- loafyi
- TakehikoKoizumi
- TokyoBoysClub
- mletterlejp
- sandkatt
- emilyrct
- jsj2003
- Jaylant
- Squintox Reading Korean
- mikotoneko
- HanaYanaa
- momonigiri
- Nekesu Reading Japanese, Spanish, and Korean
- KudouUsagi
- RinoaHeartilly_
skr1p7k1dd- revenantkioku
- mochidzuki
- simhuman
- IvanMeredith
- Lorata
- loolnashi
- jimjamjeniko
- diogovk
mikankun- MrsMalone_emmie Reading English
- _nicksan
- o7400
- syreinrage
- peterjcarroll Reading Spanish
- Nerienea Reading Japanese and French
crystalcampbell- maryag
- bakunin3 Reading Thai
- doviende Reading German, Dutch, and Polish
- Reveriekun
- KiraKirai
- Mirohan
- giada51291 Reading Italian
- RichardMedh
- languageez
qzchris Reading Chinese- Junesun Reaching Chinese, Greek, and Dutch
- rachaeldarwin Reading Dutch
- sloppier_r Reading English and French
- thelanguagegeek Reading French and German
- ongakunoiro
sade_wayan- Zetsubou_Robert
- ayaneko31
csnorris- shyxormz Reading Japanese and English
- ember_seed
- legupli Reading Esperanto, Italian, and German
- starsandsea
- TheKwago
- sizzlewriter Reading Chinese
- firearnok
- hanikamiya
- samhy
- mirab3lla
- risasun39
- drahcir14
- penny_ffm
- msklang
- danielpwright
- aerielle
- kenrickchien_jp
- Moniiku
- pbadger
- wordmoth
- melitu
- arthaey
- togijoji
Currently have sentence per page averages for: Korean, Chinese, English, French, German, Dutch、 Russian, Italian, Spanish
Need: Greek ,Polish, Esperanto
Read More or Die 
Mar 28, 2011 @ 06:18:35
Average sentences per page for Chinese: 25
Mar 28, 2011 @ 10:36:55
Thank you sir!
Mar 31, 2011 @ 10:39:17
Why thank you for organizing this whole thing!
Mar 28, 2011 @ 18:42:11
I counted the sentences per page on a few pages in 5 French-language books I had on hand (a children’s novel, a memoir, two academic books – not textbooks – and a paperback version of the Koran), and came up with the following:
7
9
10
12
12
15
16
17
19
25
31
Which gives a median of 15 and a mean of 15.7. There’s a lot of variation due to the different formats and also because some authors like to write extremely long sentences.
Mar 28, 2011 @ 22:43:47
Thanks for the effort but (and this is my fault for not mentioning) Im looking for an a paperbook average.
Mar 29, 2011 @ 02:18:10
Hi! I’ve just registered and will be reading Thai. I’m struggling to determine sentences per page, as the Thai language and writing system are not very clear about sentences (or words, for that matter). Check out this randomly chosen newspaper article (or any other): http://www.thairath.co.th/content/region/159683
Thai doesn’t use punctuation marks to structure written language. It uses spaces every few (or not so few) words, which doesn’t help much either. If you explain what you need the sentence count for, I can make some assumptions and give you a number. If you’re actually after estimating the word count, I already have some statistics and can give you an average number per page (novel).
Mar 29, 2011 @ 12:08:35
I need sentence per page counts to calculate page counts for when you submit individual sentences.
Mar 29, 2011 @ 12:28:36
I won’t, I don’t know what a sentence is anyway 🙂 I’ll just read pages. If I’m the only one reading Thai and your bot can’t live without that parameter, choose a dummy value of your liking. The information density per page shouldn’t be radically different from other alphabetic scripts like, say, English.
Mar 29, 2011 @ 18:14:19
Thats cool, I guess I’ll set it to the english number then 🙂
Mar 29, 2011 @ 07:33:42
Well, for what it’s worth, two of those books are paperbacks (regular mass-market size, more or less), one’s a trade paperback that’s been rebound as hardcover (it’s larger but the text is bigger), a small hardcover (between mass market and trade size, with smallish text) and the other one would appear to originally have been paperback as well but I can’t be certain. Certainly it’s only a touch larger than a mass-market paperback, and the cover is the kind often used when rebinding.
I suppose I should have specified as well. So they’re not all paperbacks, but they’re all about that size. The only one where the formatting is actually weird is the Koran.
Mar 29, 2011 @ 21:23:57
Ok, we’ll go with that then 🙂
Mar 30, 2011 @ 00:38:27
i’ll read in italian. ok?
Mar 30, 2011 @ 00:43:03
Thats fine. Please remember to register on twitter.
Mar 30, 2011 @ 05:37:39
Forgot to indicate my language on Twitter, so here are the details:
Twitter: qzchris
Language: Chinese (traditional)
Average sentences per page: 15 (I’m using a set of readers with a rather large font, which works out at around 15 a page)
Looking forward to this! 😀
Mar 30, 2011 @ 08:56:34
Hello, I’ve just registered and I’m going to read in English and in French.
Mar 30, 2011 @ 14:10:15
了解
Apr 01, 2011 @ 10:10:42
I’m reading in Korean. 🙂 I forgot to mention this when I registered.
Jul 01, 2011 @ 10:11:47
What’s the sentence per page average for Russian?
Jul 01, 2011 @ 12:02:42
I never got a figure so its set to the default 23 atm