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Es braucht eine sehr gute Englische kenntnisse.
Und wenn auch: so eine scharfe Übersetztung 1Kanji=1Wort ist gar nicht gut zum verstehen alles was hinter einen Ideogramm ist!
Ansonst, "ansonst", sehr gut.
Und wenn auch: so eine scharfe Übersetztung 1Kanji=1Wort ist gar nicht gut zum verstehen alles was hinter einen Ideogramm ist!
Ansonst, "ansonst", sehr gut.
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15 von 16 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
This is ABSOLUTELY the best way to LEARN kanji
19. September 2011
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This is THE way to learn kanji. Forget trying to learn like the Japanese learn. They learn by brute force over a period of roughly a decade and a half. With this method, you will learn to write the kanji and understand their basic meaning - and learn it within a month or two. After that, learning the readings gets significantly easier.
Not only that, but Japanese starts to make sense once you can leverage Kanji. That "word" that seems to mean 20 different things suddenly becomes 20 different words. After even just halfway through this book, I started correcting Japanese friends when they used the wrong Kanji, or used kana because the kanji had slipped their mind.
Start here... then move on to a textbook that (1) has NO romaji (2) uses kanji with furigana.
Best of luck to you!
Not only that, but Japanese starts to make sense once you can leverage Kanji. That "word" that seems to mean 20 different things suddenly becomes 20 different words. After even just halfway through this book, I started correcting Japanese friends when they used the wrong Kanji, or used kana because the kanji had slipped their mind.
Start here... then move on to a textbook that (1) has NO romaji (2) uses kanji with furigana.
Best of luck to you!
9 von 10 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Excellent place to start
12. November 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Remembering the Kanji is not a grammar book, it will not teach you how to actually read the kanji, nor will it teach you more than one meaning (called a "keyword" in the book). Despite that, what this book does teach you is incredibly invaluable. Remembering the Kanji breaks down 2000 or so of the most common kanji and teaches you how to remember them and write them. You won't need to write kanji over and over again in order to learn them. Not only that, but even after finishing the book the method used in it remains useful whenever you encounter new kanji.
I consider reading this book one of the best choices I've made in learning Japanese, and I think it is the best way to start learning kanji, or reinforce them if you already know some. Also, I highly recommend that if you buy this book you take a look at a website called "reviewing the kanji" an unofficial, though recognized by the author, companion website that provides invaluable help and support when going through the book.
I consider reading this book one of the best choices I've made in learning Japanese, and I think it is the best way to start learning kanji, or reinforce them if you already know some. Also, I highly recommend that if you buy this book you take a look at a website called "reviewing the kanji" an unofficial, though recognized by the author, companion website that provides invaluable help and support when going through the book.
4 von 5 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
By far the best Kanji book I have studied so far
28. November 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
I initially read the free first chapter of this book after reading some raving reviews and after just reading this first chapter I had the first few Kanji's embedding permanently in my brain, saying I was impressed was an understatement so I bought the book!
I have not been disappointed! You have to really understand the method involved in learning Kanji this way though so it's important you study the text before you jump straight to the Kanji as its about building up your knowledge of reading Kanji slowly, understanding the components of how each Kanji is made up so some characters are Kanji in their own right but some will be parts of other Kanji which come later in the book. The stories around the Kanji's make remembering them so much easier.
My only gripe is that this book is written by someone who knows alot about baseball, coming from the UK, a country that doesn't have baseball as a national sport, a couple of the stories I have read have been baseball related and have left me pretty much none the wiser lol but as you progress in the book you need to start making your own stories anyway so it was a good chance to practice this method.
Along with the fan website based on this book by Kanji Koohii which has a flashcard tool as part of its free membership to help you practice what you have learnt, this book has been invaluable in my learning of Kanji.
What this book does not teach you though is the pronunciation, just the meaning; as if you were Chinese who will then go on to learn the pronunciation, an important factor to know before purchasing this book.
I have not been disappointed! You have to really understand the method involved in learning Kanji this way though so it's important you study the text before you jump straight to the Kanji as its about building up your knowledge of reading Kanji slowly, understanding the components of how each Kanji is made up so some characters are Kanji in their own right but some will be parts of other Kanji which come later in the book. The stories around the Kanji's make remembering them so much easier.
My only gripe is that this book is written by someone who knows alot about baseball, coming from the UK, a country that doesn't have baseball as a national sport, a couple of the stories I have read have been baseball related and have left me pretty much none the wiser lol but as you progress in the book you need to start making your own stories anyway so it was a good chance to practice this method.
Along with the fan website based on this book by Kanji Koohii which has a flashcard tool as part of its free membership to help you practice what you have learnt, this book has been invaluable in my learning of Kanji.
What this book does not teach you though is the pronunciation, just the meaning; as if you were Chinese who will then go on to learn the pronunciation, an important factor to know before purchasing this book.
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