The Kanji Code: See the Sounds with Phonetic Components and Visual Patterns (英語) ペーパーバック – イラスト付き, 2019/2/15
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本の長さ274ページ
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言語英語
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出版社Ocha Press
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発売日2019/2/15
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寸法14.81 x 1.88 x 21.01 cm
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ISBN-100648488608
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ISBN-13978-0648488606
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著者について
Natalie Hamilton is a writer, translator and lecturer in Translation Technology. She turned her focus to Japanese study while living and working in Japan's rural Oita Prefecture on the JET Programme. She was awarded a Master of Japanese Translation in 2014, which included a linguistics dissertation entitled Cracking the ON Yomi Code. She is NAATI-Certified in Australia for professional translation from Japanese to English and has translated academic papers in social science and technical and corporate content for companies including Fujitsu, MUJI and Sony. She formerly wrote online content and elearning materials for global corporations. Natalie has taught English in Japan and Japanese at the Japan Foundation. Her Japanese was largely self-taught over four years living in Japan.
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- 出版社 : Ocha Press; Illustrated版 (2019/2/15)
- 発売日 : 2019/2/15
- 言語 : 英語
- ペーパーバック : 274ページ
- ISBN-10 : 0648488608
- ISBN-13 : 978-0648488606
- 寸法 : 14.81 x 1.88 x 21.01 cm
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Natalie Hamilton's new book, The Kanji Code, finally pieces together both the practical and the creative, a guide to connecting kana and kanji to aid in learning. With a listing of 150 phonetic sounds, this book helps readers to "see the sounds" a tool for scaffolding existing connections or for building new ones towards more complete understanding. Not only an aid for memorization, it also just makes sense -- and for students truly interested in learning Japanese, the language must make sense. Ms. Hamilton's guide is useful, the graphics appealing, the size compact. It's a beautiful book, and made me think of all the ways language connects to culture and how our writing reflects ourselves. Highly recommended for any language learner at any level.
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Adam Hirst
5つ星のうち5.0
A fresh insight into developing better intuition for Japanese on'yomi
2019年7月27日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Some of the patterns in this book are the same as those which are discussed elsewhere. Others are new, fresh ideas which use much more abstract aspects of the characters to hint towards their readings (overall form rather than specific components). Of particular interest to me were the hints towards the "rhyming" component, i.e. not guaranteeing a particular consonant-vowel couple, but just the vowel part.
Really enjoyed this one. Glad to add to my library.
Really enjoyed this one. Glad to add to my library.

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5つ星のうち5.0
excellent learning support
2020年4月20日に英国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
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Michael Hoffmann
5つ星のうち4.0
A different approach for visual learners
2021年1月10日にオーストラリアでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Having struggled with the much-hyped Heisig method and its close implementation in Wanikani, I have been searching for alternate methods of learning Kanji that don't rely on the "mnemonics that make sense only to the person who came up with them - and are harder for me to memorise than the actual Kanji".
As a result I've been quite successfully using alternate approaches such as the KawaJapa/CureDolly book "Alice in Kanji Land" where the mnemonics are tied to a well-known story and consistently presented, combined with an SRS approach. As a result I now feel comfortable with JLPT5 level Kanji after a couple of months of 30 minute daily practise. One of the ideas in the KawaJapa "method", if you want to call it that, is the idea of Kanji "sound sisters": Kanji that determine the phonetics, i.e. the on'yomi readings of more complex kanji, making it much easier to learn them.
Because of this, when I stumbled over a presentation on LinkedIn, of all places, this book immediately caught my attention. Someone painstakingly categorised a large number of Kanji to make it easier to recognise their reading and meaning! Demonstrating that there *is* method to the "madness" of Kanji readings - or at least many of a large part needed for basic fluency. I'm now half-way through the book and it's been a bit of an eye-opener and a potential "life-saver" for a middle-aged visual learner like me, who despaired at the RTK/Wanikani approach.
My only criticism of the book at this time is that it doesn't offer a "how to use this book" section: a more textbook-style description of how to best proceed to actually memorise the large list of Kanji, their readings and meanings. I hope to remedy this by creating my own Anki deck to leverage SRS for learning them.
As a result I've been quite successfully using alternate approaches such as the KawaJapa/CureDolly book "Alice in Kanji Land" where the mnemonics are tied to a well-known story and consistently presented, combined with an SRS approach. As a result I now feel comfortable with JLPT5 level Kanji after a couple of months of 30 minute daily practise. One of the ideas in the KawaJapa "method", if you want to call it that, is the idea of Kanji "sound sisters": Kanji that determine the phonetics, i.e. the on'yomi readings of more complex kanji, making it much easier to learn them.
Because of this, when I stumbled over a presentation on LinkedIn, of all places, this book immediately caught my attention. Someone painstakingly categorised a large number of Kanji to make it easier to recognise their reading and meaning! Demonstrating that there *is* method to the "madness" of Kanji readings - or at least many of a large part needed for basic fluency. I'm now half-way through the book and it's been a bit of an eye-opener and a potential "life-saver" for a middle-aged visual learner like me, who despaired at the RTK/Wanikani approach.
My only criticism of the book at this time is that it doesn't offer a "how to use this book" section: a more textbook-style description of how to best proceed to actually memorise the large list of Kanji, their readings and meanings. I hope to remedy this by creating my own Anki deck to leverage SRS for learning them.

Oscar Flores
5つ星のうち5.0
Excellent book!!!
2019年7月5日にメキシコでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Amazon delivery was great! I received it before the date indicated.
I've just read a few pages of this book and I found pretty interesting all the researchers the Autor did. It is amazing!!! The content of this book could be improved with a Mobile app because nowadays you can look for a kanji meaning out in some mobile or web apps, also you can figure them out by radicals but they never teach you phoneticals of this radicals. I'm pretty sure you will love learning kanji with this book. No matter what Japanese level you are if you read this amazing book, you can realize what kind of learner you are!!!!!!
I've just read a few pages of this book and I found pretty interesting all the researchers the Autor did. It is amazing!!! The content of this book could be improved with a Mobile app because nowadays you can look for a kanji meaning out in some mobile or web apps, also you can figure them out by radicals but they never teach you phoneticals of this radicals. I'm pretty sure you will love learning kanji with this book. No matter what Japanese level you are if you read this amazing book, you can realize what kind of learner you are!!!!!!

5つ星のうち5.0
Excellent book!!!
2019年7月5日にメキシコでレビュー済み
Amazon delivery was great! I received it before the date indicated.2019年7月5日にメキシコでレビュー済み
I've just read a few pages of this book and I found pretty interesting all the researchers the Autor did. It is amazing!!! The content of this book could be improved with a Mobile app because nowadays you can look for a kanji meaning out in some mobile or web apps, also you can figure them out by radicals but they never teach you phoneticals of this radicals. I'm pretty sure you will love learning kanji with this book. No matter what Japanese level you are if you read this amazing book, you can realize what kind of learner you are!!!!!!
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5つ星のうち5.0
Really interesting
2020年11月10日にフランスでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Great book, received this morning and I already read half of it.
Well structured, good approach to make the memorization easier.
The paper used for the book is also really good, it's really a pleasure to have it in hands.
Good complementary with the "Remembering the kanji" serie.
Well structured, good approach to make the memorization easier.
The paper used for the book is also really good, it's really a pleasure to have it in hands.
Good complementary with the "Remembering the kanji" serie.

5つ星のうち5.0
Really interesting
2020年11月10日にフランスでレビュー済み
Great book, received this morning and I already read half of it.2020年11月10日にフランスでレビュー済み
Well structured, good approach to make the memorization easier.
The paper used for the book is also really good, it's really a pleasure to have it in hands.
Good complementary with the "Remembering the kanji" serie.
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