Reviews
The book arrived bent and torn...
I like how neatly it’s organized and easy to read!
Readability is what matters most in a grammar book. It shouldn’t look complicated. I bought this one because it caught my eye more than other grammar books.
I bought this because I wanted to study just grammar. It also seems to help me review and get things organized.
Fast delivery, and I’m happy with it. I should study Japanese grammar hard.
In college, I was genuinely envious of a friend who had taught themself Japanese and reached a pretty high level just because they liked certain manga and movies. I thought it was wonderful to like something enough to study its language and become comfortable with it. Languages seem quite difficult to study, and for me, studying English required a lot of effort. German, which I studied as a second language in high school, and Chinese, which I took as a general-education course in college, felt
I studied Japanese briefly in school and then took it up again as a young professional. I was enthusiastic then and attended classes for two hours every morning, but with a foreign language, the work of committing things to memory on your own is more important than attending class. As overtime became a daily occurrence, my enthusiasm faded and I barely made it to class. Work took over, and the Japanese study I kept putting off for later gradually disappeared from my memory. When I decided to
Grammar gives you the framework and foundation for speaking a foreign language. It is essential for forming accurate sentences and applying what you learn, rather than stopping at a list of words. I was drawn to Easy Hackers Japanese Grammar, from Hackers, famous for TOEIC. Its promise is “Everything from basic grammar to conversation and JLPT prep in one book!” The fact that Hackers Japanese offers various free services, including video lessons on grammar and vocabulary and textbook MP3s, was
What language is easiest for Koreans to learn? Japanese, especially at the beginner level. It has the same word order, many similarly pronounced words, and shares a Chinese-character cultural sphere. That makes it easy to take up, but fewer learners than you might expect move on to intermediate study. There are many Koreans who speak Japanese well; I mean that the proportion who progress to intermediate level is small compared with the number who start at the beginner level. The difficult parts
Japanese shares Chinese characters with Korean and has a similar word order, so its entry barrier is relatively low compared with English. That can make it feel easier to approach. But the fact that it is “easy because it’s similar” can later trip you up. No matter how easy it seems, Japanese is still a foreign language; if you take it too lightly and suddenly reach a much harder section, it can feel even more difficult. Unless you clearly distinguish what is similar to Korean from what is not,
Hackers Japanese Language Institute: Hackers Japanese Grammar, Easy to Master
Learn conversation and prepare for the JLPT all at once! This Japanese grammar book makes challenging grammar easy to master, starting with the basics. 1. Learn each key point with grammar diagrams that make complex material easier. 2. Review with a variety of exercises for conversation practice and JLPT prep. 3. Learn essential basic vocabulary for beginners in Japanese. 4. Get a range of free study resources to maximize learning. 5. Scan the QR code to listen to the textbook MP3s anytime, anywhere.
Korean title: 쉽게 끝내는 해커스 일본어 문법
Korean author: 해커스 일본어연구소
Korean publisher: 해커스어학연구소
ISBN-13: 9788965426844
Reviews
The book arrived bent and torn...
I like how neatly it’s organized and easy to read!
Readability is what matters most in a grammar book. It shouldn’t look complicated. I bought this one because it caught my eye more than other grammar books.
I bought this because I wanted to study just grammar. It also seems to help me review and get things organized.
Fast delivery, and I’m happy with it. I should study Japanese grammar hard.
In college, I was genuinely envious of a friend who had taught themself Japanese and reached a pretty high level just because they liked certain manga and movies. I thought it was wonderful to like something enough to study its language and become comfortable with it. Languages seem quite difficult to study, and for me, studying English required a lot of effort. German, which I studied as a second language in high school, and Chinese, which I took as a general-education course in college, felt
I studied Japanese briefly in school and then took it up again as a young professional. I was enthusiastic then and attended classes for two hours every morning, but with a foreign language, the work of committing things to memory on your own is more important than attending class. As overtime became a daily occurrence, my enthusiasm faded and I barely made it to class. Work took over, and the Japanese study I kept putting off for later gradually disappeared from my memory. When I decided to
Grammar gives you the framework and foundation for speaking a foreign language. It is essential for forming accurate sentences and applying what you learn, rather than stopping at a list of words. I was drawn to Easy Hackers Japanese Grammar, from Hackers, famous for TOEIC. Its promise is “Everything from basic grammar to conversation and JLPT prep in one book!” The fact that Hackers Japanese offers various free services, including video lessons on grammar and vocabulary and textbook MP3s, was
What language is easiest for Koreans to learn? Japanese, especially at the beginner level. It has the same word order, many similarly pronounced words, and shares a Chinese-character cultural sphere. That makes it easy to take up, but fewer learners than you might expect move on to intermediate study. There are many Koreans who speak Japanese well; I mean that the proportion who progress to intermediate level is small compared with the number who start at the beginner level. The difficult parts
Japanese shares Chinese characters with Korean and has a similar word order, so its entry barrier is relatively low compared with English. That can make it feel easier to approach. But the fact that it is “easy because it’s similar” can later trip you up. No matter how easy it seems, Japanese is still a foreign language; if you take it too lightly and suddenly reach a much harder section, it can feel even more difficult. Unless you clearly distinguish what is similar to Korean from what is not,
