Temporary Tatoeba - Link to Projects Using Tatoeba.org's Data

A Different Interface

Teabot.net (Tatsuhito Nishimura) - Set up for searching the data on mobile devices, but also good for standard computers. The search engine is faster than tatoeba.org's search engine. There is also a free iPhone app available.

Some of these don't credit Tatoeba.org, so perhaps they are still using the PD Tanaka Corpus data.

www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?10 (Jim Breen)
www.manythings.org/japanese/reading
jisho.org (Kim Ahlstrom)
www.mrhowtosay.com (Nolan Ritchie) Nov. 2012 = today i started a new esperanto course
tangorin.com/ (Grzegorz Bober)
kotoba.wardosworld.com (Ward W. Vuillemot.)
www.manythings.org/corpus/
www.manythings.org/reading/
www.renshuu.org (Michael Hominick)
www.nouben.com (Haroon Alsawalqah)
nihongo.webng.com/ (Eric's Kanji Page 2007)
www.kanji-a-day.com (Not sure, but maybe not updated since 2006)
jp.wordmind.com/ (©2005 Kabsik Park)
www.nihongomaster.com (Taylor Dondich)
Free iPad / iPhone App
- hands-free-sensei-free (Ray Price)
  You just need to remember it's a speech synthesizer, so it isn't 100% accurate.

When checked on Jan. 14, 2012, these site didn't seem to be using the data with corrections from tatoeba.org.
- dict.longdo.com
- www.tanos.co.uk/ (Jonathan Waller)
dic.kingsoft.jp/sentence.html
This one has a problem with uppercase/lowercase in searches. (If you search for "please", the "Please" in sentences is changed to "please.")
This doesn't credit Tatoeba.org, so perhaps it is still using the PD Tanaka Corpus data.

These 2 Google searches let you easily find sites that aren't using the latest data.