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I've been learning Japanese for a few years, but kanji has always held me down.
"Remembering the Kanji 1" takes a daunting task and breaks it down into a reasonable system ensuring that you remember how to write ALL of the Japanese kanji. I've had the book for less than a week and am able to write about 10% of the 2200 kanji presented.
I ordered the second volume and, so long as it's as effective as the first, expect to be able to read-and-write kanji with much greater efficiency than my prior efforts allowed in significantly less time! This first volume is effective for what it sets out to do (getting you writing), and even if the second volume is terrible I will have still cut my learning time in half!
"Remembering the Kanji 1" takes a daunting task and breaks it down into a reasonable system ensuring that you remember how to write ALL of the Japanese kanji. I've had the book for less than a week and am able to write about 10% of the 2200 kanji presented.
I ordered the second volume and, so long as it's as effective as the first, expect to be able to read-and-write kanji with much greater efficiency than my prior efforts allowed in significantly less time! This first volume is effective for what it sets out to do (getting you writing), and even if the second volume is terrible I will have still cut my learning time in half!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Nil
Format:Paperback
I don't usualy write review, but this book really helps me. I now know and remember 200 kanji (writing and meaning), thanks to Heisig and my determination. The kanji are ordered by memory difficulty and not by usefulness. It is muck easier to learn that way! You will learn the kanji for gall bladder before the one for sister, water, etc. which may seems strange, but it's really a good way to remember them. I don't think I could learn all the joyo kanji wihtout Heisig's method.
By Thomas
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I misunderstood when I bought this book. I thought it will teach both writing and reading. However, so far so good I already know more than 200 kanji and meaning in less than a week.
After I finish this book I will definitely buy the second book.
After I finish this book I will definitely buy the second book.
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Unbelievably useful for the proper digestion of Kanji.
After reams and reams of paper trying to remember roughly the appropriate meanings and writings of Kanji, the method outlined in Heisig's book has been totally refreshing and... Read more
Published on April 5 2012 by Robert Crompton
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I didn't my brain was that powerfull
Since I started to read this book I discover how amazing our brain can be. I remember 300 kanji so far (about 20/day), it's fun and even when you think I don't remember one, after... Read more
Published on Sept. 16 2011 by B. Brochier
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