Review by Javantea
Sept 9, 2021
Made for beginners, this 1995 book by AJALT is boring, formal, and slow. The fact that is uses hiragana and katakana instead of kanji is a major limitation. Compared to courses made since 2010, this is more historically valuable than the price of the book. I finished this textbook despite being far beyond its material level in a matter of months of podcasts because I wanted the easy stuff to be very solid in my head -- listen, read, and think. Because it has to start at such a low level, it might be good for people who have trouble with the alternatives. But to get a substantial handle on Japanese, one will need more than this book can teach. What does it teach?
Read more »As with other posts in this series, this is the results of a test I took today, Thursday, Aug 26th, 2021.
州 亡 死 湖 典 召 店 果 様 延 活 泳 着 代 増 容 発 阪 温 引 菜 絡 魚 東 植
Read more »As with other posts in this series, this is the results of a test I took today, Friday, Aug 20th, 2021.
任 札 表 冷 責 貿 九 卒 嫌 務 棚 選 二 奥 商 行 元 受 押 易 担 拾 糸 育
Read more »As with other posts in this series, this is the results of a test I took today, Friday, Aug 13th, 2021.
窓 遊 季 赤 怖 句 続 性 具 君 事 場 痛 低 打 音 号 寂 嬉 配 承 万 疲 顔 節 越 専 最 戸 接
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