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Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference
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13 Secrets for Speaking Fluent Japanese
英語は絶対、勉強するな！２：不安が消える・疑問が打っ飛ぶ・マジでペラペラ
英語は絶対、勉強するな！：学校行かない・お金掛けない・だけどペラペラ
Making Sense of Japanese: What the Textbooks Don't Tell You
The Quick and Dirty Guide to Learning Languages FastWhich SilverSpoon do you qualify for?
Japanese:
- If you’re a (serial) beginner, then regular, vanilla SilverSpoon would likely be the best fit for you, if you can get a space.
- Alternatively, if you already know kana and 2000+ kanji, then you might qualify for entry to SilverSpoon BigBoi.
Mandarin:
Want to be the first to know (and get a chance to get in) when, say, new rounds and new language versions (e.g. Cantonese, Korean, Finnish) of SilverSpoon come out? Get on the waiting list.
New language versions? Sounds awesome!
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I keep getting reminders that vanilla silver spoon is closing in the many hours, minutes …… and have waited for the possibility to sign up and can only find the option to sign up if I have done all the kanji, the reality is I have not done that, so am not going to pay for that until I have finished RTK, so am I missing something or is the vanilla option sold out closed or what? I like AJATT and have got a lot from your website thank you and as far as signing up for these learning offerings and trying to pay you is very confusing……..and if I miss again so be it. If you could making your offerings a bit clearer it would be helpful…….
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I can’t seem to even get on the mailing list. I entered my email address but haven’t even received a confirmation email.
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I’m having the same problem as well, would really like to get on the waiting list!
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New language versions?!? Like Cantonese?
I would do rather shameful things for a Cantonese version of Silver Spoon.
Just sayin’
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I was in doubt whether I should go Vanilla or BigBoi because I had forgotten about half of the Heisig Kanji, but after going for BigBoi I found out it was the right choice. If in doubt, go for BigBoi ad just review those Kanji, they’ll come back fast and there’s enough free time in BigBoi at the beginning. My 2yen.
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Is a Cantonese version a possibility for the future? Doesn’t matter how far away, but would be nice to know if you are planning it for one day.
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Read the above article a little more carefully.
“Want to be the first to know (and get a chance to get in) when, say, new rounds and new language versions (e.g. Cantonese) of SilverSpoon come out? Get on the waiting list.”
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This is just totally random, but: “There is no real test for fluency, but a good indicator would be whether or not you can explain how to tie your shoes in a foreign language without using gestures”
from: artofmanliness.com/2009/05/06/so-you-want-my-job-interpretertranslator/
fwiw
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That’s funny, but it’s really backwards. Speaking is easier than listening because you’re in control (www.japaneseruleof7.com/4-skills-learning-japanese/). The real test of fluency is whether or not you can understand what’s being said.
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When I hit 18, I’m going to buy this first thing XP
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What if you’re in between? Like, you know all the kana and the basic phrases but you still don’t know more than 100 kanji and can’t hold a good conversation? (Actually, now that I’ve written that out, it seems like beginner, haha.)
Alright, better example. What if you know all the kana, and can hold a good conversation, but you don’t know more than 100 kanji and, even though you can hold a conversation, your grammar isn’t exactly top-notch? Something in between like that. What would that qualify for?
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[...] original 10,000 Sentences method is long (it’s a long, currently AJATT Plus/SilverSpoon-exclusive story), but sentence packs are still awesome and can easily be used to make [...]
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Korean, Korean Korean.
Korean.
Please.
Thank you.
Hot debate. What do you think?
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I agree, Korean! Add it! And I shall be super happy as it is the next one I shall learn!
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韓国語ください！ However, I think the problem is he can only make a *spoon for languages that he actually knows to a sufficient level of fluency. So, if we’re ever going to see a HangulSpoon, he has to outsource it.
Do it, Khatz. Start outsourcing the creation of new Spoons.
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So excited for Cantonese!!!
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You dangle Canto SS on the home page for us like (something very tantilizing that dangles) but don’t put ANYTHING on the page that it links to… that is SO frustrating and a damn brilliant bit of marketing.
We wait with baited breath…
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CantoSpoon! I’m waiting for more details. I’m pretty far ahead in Cantonese now (if I do say so myself), but I’m very interested in what you’ve got to offer.
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