Reviews
My Japanese vocabulary was very limited, but this book has been a great help.
It’s comprehensive and thorough. It explains the words in detail and includes related vocabulary and quizzes, which seem like a good way to check whether I’ve memorized them. I highly recommend it to anyone just starting to learn Japanese!
My daughter asked me to order it, so I did.
I ordered it because I’m studying Japanese again and wanted to review vocabulary I’d forgotten. It’s excellent, just as I expected, and it includes an MP3 recording of only the vocabulary, so I can listen and study whenever I want. I love it!
Teacher Asari Fujii’s Japanese textbooks are truly the best!!
I’m satisfied with it. I recommend this book!
I’m going to study it alongside Ilmuntara! 😊
The main reason I trusted this book and bought it was that I had already tried other books in the series and found them effective. They’re all so good. I first bought the grammar book and then the book on commonly used kanji. I don’t think I could have learned those kanji without this book. I recommend that anyone studying Japanese buy the whole Mujakjeong series! After studying Japanese consistently for a while, I think you could probably get by with just the commonly used kanji book. The
Kanji was the part of studying Japanese that wore me out the most. Recently I bought volume 1 of Just Follow Along: Commonly Used Kanji at Kyobo Bookstore, and I liked it so much that I went ahead and bought volume 2 as well. Thanks to the Just Follow Along series, kanji has become much easier for me. I think studying it alongside a commonly used kanji textbook would be a big help.
This book brings together essential vocabulary used in Japan to help improve your vocabulary and language skills, and it makes me eager to use it. The text shows how you can study independently using just this book, without having to look up words in a separate dictionary app. Its excellent, systematic organization helps you internalize pronunciation, examples of expressions used locally, differences in nuance, and more, making it ideal for mastering Japanese vocabulary. It also sorts out the
Fujii Asari: Japanese Vocabulary Repetition
More than a simple vocabulary list. This book brings together 1,900 words that beginners need to know. To help you learn them effectively, the words are organized into categories such as topics, antonyms, transitive and intransitive verbs, and pronunciation. Pronunciation matters, too. Accent, long-vowel, and devoiced-vowel markings help beginners learn accurate pronunciation. Get clear answers to your questions. The book gathers the expertise of teacher Fujii, a leading expert recognized by 850,000 readers, and offers detailed tips on vocabulary and example sentences, differences in nuance, and more.
Korean title: 일본어 단어 무작정 따라하기
Korean author: 후지이 아사리
Korean publisher: 길벗이지톡
ISBN-13: 9791140709267
Reviews
My Japanese vocabulary was very limited, but this book has been a great help.
It’s comprehensive and thorough. It explains the words in detail and includes related vocabulary and quizzes, which seem like a good way to check whether I’ve memorized them. I highly recommend it to anyone just starting to learn Japanese!
My daughter asked me to order it, so I did.
I ordered it because I’m studying Japanese again and wanted to review vocabulary I’d forgotten. It’s excellent, just as I expected, and it includes an MP3 recording of only the vocabulary, so I can listen and study whenever I want. I love it!
Teacher Asari Fujii’s Japanese textbooks are truly the best!!
I’m satisfied with it. I recommend this book!
I’m going to study it alongside Ilmuntara! 😊
The main reason I trusted this book and bought it was that I had already tried other books in the series and found them effective. They’re all so good. I first bought the grammar book and then the book on commonly used kanji. I don’t think I could have learned those kanji without this book. I recommend that anyone studying Japanese buy the whole Mujakjeong series! After studying Japanese consistently for a while, I think you could probably get by with just the commonly used kanji book. The
Kanji was the part of studying Japanese that wore me out the most. Recently I bought volume 1 of Just Follow Along: Commonly Used Kanji at Kyobo Bookstore, and I liked it so much that I went ahead and bought volume 2 as well. Thanks to the Just Follow Along series, kanji has become much easier for me. I think studying it alongside a commonly used kanji textbook would be a big help.
This book brings together essential vocabulary used in Japan to help improve your vocabulary and language skills, and it makes me eager to use it. The text shows how you can study independently using just this book, without having to look up words in a separate dictionary app. Its excellent, systematic organization helps you internalize pronunciation, examples of expressions used locally, differences in nuance, and more, making it ideal for mastering Japanese vocabulary. It also sorts out the
