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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 1:48 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 12:58 pm
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 4:39 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 12:03 am
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 2:23 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 9:01 pm
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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 10:46 pm
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Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi I did a combo of these. To start they were introduced the pictorial way. (I can still remember some of these. The katakana ヲ is the front of a 'wo'cean liner for example. That's my favorite XD) We also did a lot of flashcards and played karuto (Or as we called it back in the day, the slappy game. Where you have all the hiragana cards laid out on a desk and when the teacher calls one out you race your classmates to get it first. We loved this game.) And, as with all things, practice makes perfect. Haha, I had the exact some picture for ヲ。 Using the "Adventures in Japanese" textbook series, by chance?
As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook.
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:16 pm
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Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi I did a combo of these. To start they were introduced the pictorial way. (I can still remember some of these. The katakana ヲ is the front of a 'wo'cean liner for example. That's my favorite XD) We also did a lot of flashcards and played karuto (Or as we called it back in the day, the slappy game. Where you have all the hiragana cards laid out on a desk and when the teacher calls one out you race your classmates to get it first. We loved this game.) And, as with all things, practice makes perfect. Haha, I had the exact some picture for ヲ。 Using the "Adventures in Japanese" textbook series, by chance? As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook.
I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times.
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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:29 pm
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Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi I did a combo of these. To start they were introduced the pictorial way. (I can still remember some of these. The katakana ヲ is the front of a 'wo'cean liner for example. That's my favorite XD) We also did a lot of flashcards and played karuto (Or as we called it back in the day, the slappy game. Where you have all the hiragana cards laid out on a desk and when the teacher calls one out you race your classmates to get it first. We loved this game.) And, as with all things, practice makes perfect. Haha, I had the exact some picture for ヲ。 Using the "Adventures in Japanese" textbook series, by chance? As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook. I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times.
It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things.
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:36 pm
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Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi I did a combo of these. To start they were introduced the pictorial way. (I can still remember some of these. The katakana ヲ is the front of a 'wo'cean liner for example. That's my favorite XD) We also did a lot of flashcards and played karuto (Or as we called it back in the day, the slappy game. Where you have all the hiragana cards laid out on a desk and when the teacher calls one out you race your classmates to get it first. We loved this game.) And, as with all things, practice makes perfect. Haha, I had the exact some picture for ヲ。 Using the "Adventures in Japanese" textbook series, by chance? As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook. I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times. It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things.
I know! I couldn't believe such a relatively tiny textbook set me back $200 bucks. I'll be needing Nakama II for the Fall, unless they make good on their threats to switch us over to the Genki series.
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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:38 pm
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Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi I did a combo of these. To start they were introduced the pictorial way. (I can still remember some of these. The katakana ヲ is the front of a 'wo'cean liner for example. That's my favorite XD) We also did a lot of flashcards and played karuto (Or as we called it back in the day, the slappy game. Where you have all the hiragana cards laid out on a desk and when the teacher calls one out you race your classmates to get it first. We loved this game.) And, as with all things, practice makes perfect. Haha, I had the exact some picture for ヲ。 Using the "Adventures in Japanese" textbook series, by chance? As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook. I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times. It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things. I know! I couldn't believe such a relatively tiny textbook set me back $200 bucks. I'll be needing Nakama II for the Fall, unless they make good on their threats to switch us over to the Genki series.
Genki would be better I think, heard good things. I think its also more widely used than Nakama and therefore probably cheaper to get from the publishers (Can you tell I worked at the bookstore?)
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:47 pm
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Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook. I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times. It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things. I know! I couldn't believe such a relatively tiny textbook set me back $200 bucks. I'll be needing Nakama II for the Fall, unless they make good on their threats to switch us over to the Genki series. Genki would be better I think, heard good things. I think its also more widely used than Nakama and therefore probably cheaper to get from the publishers (Can you tell I worked at the bookstore?)
No, not at all! Neill-sensei seems to prefer Genki... it doesn't have so many strange, outdated phrases in it (I mean, really, "kanai" for wife? Our TA was offended.) I'm hoping they make the switch, because all of my other textbooks are horribly, horribly expensive. Three psych classes, Japanese 201 and Statistics in the fall. I'm doomed.
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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2011 11:51 pm
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Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi As far as I remember, no. Doesn't mean that isn't where my teacher got it from though! In first year uni we used the Nakama textbook. I'm using the Nakama series too, though I would dearly love to set it ablaze at times. It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things. I know! I couldn't believe such a relatively tiny textbook set me back $200 bucks. I'll be needing Nakama II for the Fall, unless they make good on their threats to switch us over to the Genki series. Genki would be better I think, heard good things. I think its also more widely used than Nakama and therefore probably cheaper to get from the publishers (Can you tell I worked at the bookstore?) No, not at all! Neill-sensei seems to prefer Genki... it doesn't have so many strange, outdated phrases in it (I mean, really, "kanai" for wife? Our TA was offended.) I'm hoping they make the switch, because all of my other textbooks are horribly, horribly expensive. Three psych classes, Japanese 201 and Statistics in the fall. I'm doomed.
Depending on which stats class you're taking and what edition of the textbook they're on, I'll sell you my old one for cheap. Psych books I can't really help XD I already sold my 1st year psych book.
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Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2011 12:03 am
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Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi Starry Starry Fright Kai Shi It's ridonkulously expensive too. I was happy I only had to buy the first one and not the even pricier Nakama 2. I thought it was alright as an intro book but I think its pretty weak on the kanji side of things. I know! I couldn't believe such a relatively tiny textbook set me back $200 bucks. I'll be needing Nakama II for the Fall, unless they make good on their threats to switch us over to the Genki series. Genki would be better I think, heard good things. I think its also more widely used than Nakama and therefore probably cheaper to get from the publishers (Can you tell I worked at the bookstore?) No, not at all! Neill-sensei seems to prefer Genki... it doesn't have so many strange, outdated phrases in it (I mean, really, "kanai" for wife? Our TA was offended.) I'm hoping they make the switch, because all of my other textbooks are horribly, horribly expensive. Three psych classes, Japanese 201 and Statistics in the fall. I'm doomed. Depending on which stats class you're taking and what edition of the textbook they're on, I'll sell you my old one for cheap. Psych books I can't really help XD I already sold my 1st year psych book.
Stats 252... lucky me. I don't imagine that they update math textbooks very often. I hope they don't. razz
Haha, I bought the $100 paperback Psych 104 &105 texts this year. Damn school stopped carrying the textbook that covered both. *grumble grumble*
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Starry Starry Fright Captain
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Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 2:39 pm
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