Reviews
I bought this to study Japanese.
I purchased a Darakwon Japanese textbook to study a foreign language. I considered buying a single-volume set, but while that book was thick and the content was explained only briefly, the Darakwon "Kok Kok Jjigeo Juma" series is divided into multiple books by part, making it portable. It also provides detailed explanations, including relevant examples, making it great for beginners to learn from!
60 N5 and 100 N4 grammar points expected to be tested are grouped by related grammar.
As a complete beginner who wants to study casually, I didn't want books that were too thick, nor did I want to just memorize Kanji or read comprehension. I chose this because it is great that I can study grammar, expressions, and Kanji all at once while studying slowly.
I like that the example sentences are organized clearly and the study material is separately organized by past exam questions. Also, this might be a sensitive point, but... other textbooks had colors that were too gloomy, making me not want to study, whereas this one has just the right mix. I'd say it's a book really designed for beginners. If it felt like a pure dictionary, beginners really hate studying, haha.
Absolutely do not buy this. It’s not like I’m watching a movie; I’m supposed to be a learner, but they claim it sounds good to Koreans. It’s annoying because they changed the words and phrases. Ugh, my head hurts. I’m translating it by taking pictures of each word on my phone. Papago’s interpretation is actually better because it translates the Japanese meaning. They really didn't think a single bit about the perspective of someone studying. Translator, go make subtitles for Japanese movies
It is a good book for both teaching and self-study. The explanations are very detailed, and there are many examples.
You'll be able to tell your friends that you're a slow man, and you'll have to tell them that you are a slow person, and that you will be a slow one, and then you'd be able, on May 2nd, to bring them back to the taxi company, and they'll tell your friend that you can do this at the job.
The book is neat and it's not very well, so I was sent the day by order on the Internet, and I also got some folded marks on the cover. I don't write it too bad, but it's not a new book, it'll be like someone's book.
Lee Chi-woo: JLPT N4.5 Grammar: I'll Pick the Right Grammar
Since its first publication in 2003, the "JLPT Kok-Kok Jijeo-juma Series" has established itself as a representative subject-specific preparation book for the JLPT. "(4th EDITION) JLPT Kok-Kok Jijeo-juma N4 & 5 Grammar" is the latest revised edition of "New Japanese Language Proficiency Test Grammar Kok-Kok Jijeo-juma -N4 & 5 Preparation-," published in 2010. It is a comprehensive N4 & 5 grammar preparation edition that thoroughly analyzes and reflects the latest exam trends from 2010 to 2017. It compiles 60 N5 grammar points and 100 N4 grammar points expected to appear on the exam by grouping related grammar topics, and presents sentences with a high probability of appearing in the test to help you grasp the exam trends. Furthermore, to ensure sufficient preparation for the actual test, it includes four sets of final tests, with an additional four sets available on the website. This book consists of “PART 1 N5 Grammar”, “PART 2 N4 Grammar”, “24 Essential Conjunctions, 56 Essential Adverbs”, “4 Final Tests for Each”, “N4/N5 Grammar Question Table”, and “Answers for Practice Questions and Final Tests”. Additionally, “4 Additional Final Tests” are available through the Darakwon website (www.darakwon.co.kr). You can conveniently check the explanations for the practice questions and final tests via the QR codes inside the textbook.
Korean title: JLPT 콕콕 찍어주마 N4.5 문법
Korean author: 이치우
Korean publisher: 다락원
ISBN-13: 9788927711865
Reviews
I bought this to study Japanese.
I purchased a Darakwon Japanese textbook to study a foreign language. I considered buying a single-volume set, but while that book was thick and the content was explained only briefly, the Darakwon "Kok Kok Jjigeo Juma" series is divided into multiple books by part, making it portable. It also provides detailed explanations, including relevant examples, making it great for beginners to learn from!
60 N5 and 100 N4 grammar points expected to be tested are grouped by related grammar.
As a complete beginner who wants to study casually, I didn't want books that were too thick, nor did I want to just memorize Kanji or read comprehension. I chose this because it is great that I can study grammar, expressions, and Kanji all at once while studying slowly.
I like that the example sentences are organized clearly and the study material is separately organized by past exam questions. Also, this might be a sensitive point, but... other textbooks had colors that were too gloomy, making me not want to study, whereas this one has just the right mix. I'd say it's a book really designed for beginners. If it felt like a pure dictionary, beginners really hate studying, haha.
Absolutely do not buy this. It’s not like I’m watching a movie; I’m supposed to be a learner, but they claim it sounds good to Koreans. It’s annoying because they changed the words and phrases. Ugh, my head hurts. I’m translating it by taking pictures of each word on my phone. Papago’s interpretation is actually better because it translates the Japanese meaning. They really didn't think a single bit about the perspective of someone studying. Translator, go make subtitles for Japanese movies
It is a good book for both teaching and self-study. The explanations are very detailed, and there are many examples.
You'll be able to tell your friends that you're a slow man, and you'll have to tell them that you are a slow person, and that you will be a slow one, and then you'd be able, on May 2nd, to bring them back to the taxi company, and they'll tell your friend that you can do this at the job.
The book is neat and it's not very well, so I was sent the day by order on the Internet, and I also got some folded marks on the cover. I don't write it too bad, but it's not a new book, it'll be like someone's book.
