How important is it to buy additional books just as Hiragana and Katagana?
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If you want to read and write (and you do), you need comfort with the alphabets. Romanized versions are, in my opinion, a disservice. My wife read many children's books in Hiragana after mastering the basics.
468226
The first kit includes the price of the publishing for one book. http://www.creationsbyyou.com/ will tell you how much you would have to pay for additional copies of the same book, or you could order new kits (They make them for adults too) You can design your pages from the website (MUCH QUICKER THAN DOING BY KIT!!) and pay right on their site. Hope this helps!
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Yes, but it doesn't matter if they aren't, all cards are tournament legal in every country no matter the language. So impress your friends with your knowledge of your cards if they aren't in English. Make up some rules. The point is is that it doesn't matter. They would be worth the same if they were all in Japanese. But yes, they are all in English. Or at least they should be.
1306658
Yes you can It depends how many books you need to study or read at the same time. I find it useful to have both
643143
With the available adapters for the keyboard portion I don't see you having a problem using this with next book. Good luck !
1267116
I purchased English. I believe it is in many languages if you search for it
845727
No, the difference is not significant. At this point, buy whichever version has the cheapest used copy available.
81551
If I can see it, I can write it. I know all the buhin (radicals) and can guess a new kanji's onyomi from the phonetic element. To find a kanji I usually enter two or three of the buhin to display it in a flash
591932
Yes they are in english but most of the names in the first few lined pages of the book are in japanese
1275531
I look into the resources of the disc and just bring manuals in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian. Sorry but I dont see any chinesse, but you know what maybe when you installed trough steam they give you another lenguage option because that game is WOW
364888
I'm not in the business of selling merchandise!! Maybe you should order a book on English spelling and structure through Amazon however.....
2261372
Yes, the package and all of the inserts are in Japanese. There weren't any translated materials with it.
388891
You've probably already figured out a solution to your question, but I figured that I would post here because my answer may help others. (Have you found a workbook that you like? If so, please post back.) You could grab an additional textbook that includes exercises, or just the corresponding workbook. Genki is a very popular textbook series that many people seem to enjoy. You could buy just the Genki workbooks to save money, as well as the answer book if you want the answers. You may need to skip around depending on what grammar point you are learning from The Manga Way/Human Japanese. I'm using Japanese for Everyone and I like it, but it is pretty fast-paced, explanations are relatively brief, so it isn't for everyone. It has about 10-15 exercises per chapter, and the answers are included in the back. It's also cheap, ~$20, though it looks like Amazon doesn't have any in stock at the moment. You can also try practicing what you've learned on Lang8.com and get native speakers to correct your diary entries. White Rabbit Press and The Japan Shop (online stores) also have some workbooks you could try. (I haven't tried any of them, otherwise I'd recommend a couple).
855514
If the textbook is available in digital form, then yes you can. I'd recommend going onto Barnes and noble's website and looking to see if they are before purchasing if that is your sole reason for wanting to buy this.
1098251
No, it has a fairly barebones package. Also, it came standard in Japanese for me, so please do note that you can switch it only to English, should that matter.
1275039
yes, as long as you can download them, meaning their original source allows another download, then you can. Free epubs and epub books from other sellers work fine. You can download epub library books as well. Same same!
412705
I would begin with the first volume first, then add the 2nd after you are familiar with the first one. They are both challenging in their own way and you would be very overwhelmed by all the new moves if you tried them both at once. The second volume has very complex drills (but he uses them over and over again...so after doing the videos 3-4 times you will have them). I would not recommend starting them both at the same time, though. Too many new things to learn.