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マンガ好きで日本語を習いたい学生の一番難しい漢字。固い教科書から始め、すぐ嫌になる人が多い。しかし、埼玉県企業ベンチャー優良製品コンテストの優秀賞と特別賞を受賞「漢字でマンガ」はマンガを通して漢字の読み方、書き方、発音、意味が誰にでも分かる様に工夫!服部千裕のマンガが楽しい日本語の「漢字」学習書。全部で6冊、日本語検定に対応480字が学べるシリーズの二巻。 The second volume in an exciting new series from Manga University - using original comic artwork to teach readers how to identify and write the most common Japanese kanji ideographs - introduces 80 kanji that all Japanese school children are required to learn by the time they graduate from sixth grade. Each page features its own comic strip, kanji pronunciation guide, stroke order, and English explanations.
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Glenn Kardy is the editor of several volumes in the renowned HOW TO DRAW MANGA series of art-instruction guides, including GETTING STARTED, the first book of its kind to be used at major universities in both the United States (UCLA) and Japan (Waseda).
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5 人中、5人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Good books, but weird organization of the volumes
2007/1/20
形式:ペーパーバック
While I do like these books, and I have found them to be useful in my and my families learning of kanji, they are organized in a completely non-sensical way. At the back of each book, they proclaim that they are useful in studying for the JLPT (Japanese Language Proficieny Test) exams. They are useful.. just not comprehensive.
For example, Volume 1, which has 80 kanji in it to learn, (despite what the paragraph at the back of the book says) is NOT the full list of kanji you would need to learn to pass the first level exam (JLPT4). The JLPT4 test requires 103 kanji at the current time, as well as like 700 vocab words, and basic grammar and listening skills. If you were to just study this book, and nothing else, you would surely fail.
At first I thought maybe the authors had just made an error and meant to say that the books were organized loosely based on the elementary school grade level. However, this is also not true. An example of this is 花 (はな "hana") which is a grade level 1 kanji taught to first graders, but is in fact in Volume 2.
The only other glaring problem I've found with these books is the lack of any sort of English definition lookup or table of contents. While you can look the kanji up if you know the spelling in kana, being able to look it up in English would've been really nice. However, the books are cheap and fun and pretty easy to use.
For example, Volume 1, which has 80 kanji in it to learn, (despite what the paragraph at the back of the book says) is NOT the full list of kanji you would need to learn to pass the first level exam (JLPT4). The JLPT4 test requires 103 kanji at the current time, as well as like 700 vocab words, and basic grammar and listening skills. If you were to just study this book, and nothing else, you would surely fail.
At first I thought maybe the authors had just made an error and meant to say that the books were organized loosely based on the elementary school grade level. However, this is also not true. An example of this is 花 (はな "hana") which is a grade level 1 kanji taught to first graders, but is in fact in Volume 2.
The only other glaring problem I've found with these books is the lack of any sort of English definition lookup or table of contents. While you can look the kanji up if you know the spelling in kana, being able to look it up in English would've been really nice. However, the books are cheap and fun and pretty easy to use.
reading Japanese
2012/5/27
形式:ペーパーバック|Amazonが確認した購入
This series of books says that it can teach you to read a graphic manga novel in Japanese. Doing that makes it a very worthwhile series. This book focuses upon kanji, which is based upon Chinese characters. As a matter of fact, many of them are Chinese radicals. The series begins with KANA DE MANGA which uses hiragana letters. You need to work with it first. I'd also recommend LET'S LEARN HIRAGANA by Yasuko Kosaka Mitamura. In my study, I use both: KANA DE MANGA to learn how to draw the letters, and HIRAGANA for words and vocabulary. I still don't know the relationship between hiragana and kanji--or why the Japanese have so many writing systems--and with Chinese characters, I still haven't found a helpful method to learn them (though I am trying). This is a good, enjoyable series of books. My suggestion is to get each of them and work with them together.
4 人中、2人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Cool book
2007/1/18
形式:ペーパーバック
Nice book for the price. Looked like a lot of information. My niece thought it was great!
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