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 Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 12:05 pm
i dont know if there already is a topic about this. But if there is i didnt see it.
So ive bought japanese for busy people about 2 months ago. But the only version available was the romanized version. Which i didnt want in the first place. I know how to read Hiragana en katakana. But is there anything critical that also can be learned in the non romanized version. Like kanji. If so can you give me the kanji and the translations so i can learn them. Becuase after this im going to buy book 2 and 3 who are non romanized.
TY, btw, you can also pm me...
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Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:04 pm
Actually I'm pretty sure that only difference between the romanized and non-romanized versions are the Hiragana and the Katakana. I own book number two and all of the Kanji used in there are learned in that book and not from a previous one. There are, however, a couple of Kanji that I believe should be learned right away, as they are extremely common:
私 - Watashi - I/Me
僕 - Boku - I/me (Men only)
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Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 6:22 am
xXRadioactive_CerealXx Actually I'm pretty sure that only difference between the romanized and non-romanized versions are the Hiragana and the Katakana. I own book number two and all of the Kanji used in there are learned in that book and not from a previous one. There are, however, a couple of Kanji that I believe should be learned right away, as they are extremely common: 私 - Watashi - I/Me 僕 - Boku - I/me (Men only) ok, i already knew those two. But ty for the help ^_^
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Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 3:11 pm
I would suggest against that series- I checked it out at the library, and honestly, I really didn't like how it taught stuff, especially the kanji. The Nakama series is much better at that sort of thing, but is a bit more expensive because it's best with the workbook, which you have to buy seperately.
If you still want to stick with that series, then I suggest looking for a site online that has kanji lessons. I think I know of a few, so PM me if you'd like the links. heart
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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 12:49 am
Amaureahin I would suggest against that series- I checked it out at the library, and honestly, I really didn't like how it taught stuff, especially the kanji. The Nakama series is much better at that sort of thing, but is a bit more expensive because it's best with the workbook, which you have to buy seperately.
If you still want to stick with that series, then I suggest looking for a site online that has kanji lessons. I think I know of a few, so PM me if you'd like the links. heart yeah, but nakama is something you cant buy here. It took me a very long time to find anything that teaches you japanese is a propper way. And this book is ok for learning how to speak. And for the kanji i can buy a kanjibook or kanjicards. The question was if i didnt miss to many things if i first used a romanized version and than a non romanized version.
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:44 am
i think there should be some kanji explanation in part one of this serie of books. Does anyone have that book and give me that explanation, because im afraid i miss something
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