

Japanese in a Flash Kit Volume 1: Learn Japanese Characters with 448 Kanji Flashcards Containing Words, Sentences and Expanded Japanese Vocabulary (1) (Tuttle Flash Cards) [Millen, John] on desertcart.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Japanese in a Flash Kit Volume 1: Learn Japanese Characters with 448 Kanji Flashcards Containing Words, Sentences and Expanded Japanese Vocabulary (1) (Tuttle Flash Cards) Review: This product has been what I expected it to be and and it has been very useful for its purpose - This product has been what I expected it to be and and it has been very useful for its purpose Review: Would be great except for one major flaw - This would be great except for one major flaw - all the kanji characters have smaller katakana listed above them, on the *front* of the flashcard! If you are unfamiliar with Japanese writing, the katakana is the list of (about) 46 characters that you can memorize in a day or two, and which have phonetic values. The kanji number in the thousands, and unlike the katakana, you cannot tell how they are pronounced just by looking at them. The point of flashcards is to test yourself to see if you can remember (in part) how the kanji is pronounced. Having the pronunciation listed right on the front of the flash card defeats the purpose. I had to go through all 400+ cards with a sharpie and blot out the katakana in order to make the cards actually useful in memorization testing. Also, I don't know if it's just me or if others found this, but there were two duplicate cards in my set. Overall, I'm still buying volume 2, because I'm not aware of anything better.
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T**N
This product has been what I expected it to be and and it has been very useful for its purpose
This product has been what I expected it to be and and it has been very useful for its purpose
Y**E
Would be great except for one major flaw
This would be great except for one major flaw - all the kanji characters have smaller katakana listed above them, on the *front* of the flashcard! If you are unfamiliar with Japanese writing, the katakana is the list of (about) 46 characters that you can memorize in a day or two, and which have phonetic values. The kanji number in the thousands, and unlike the katakana, you cannot tell how they are pronounced just by looking at them. The point of flashcards is to test yourself to see if you can remember (in part) how the kanji is pronounced. Having the pronunciation listed right on the front of the flash card defeats the purpose. I had to go through all 400+ cards with a sharpie and blot out the katakana in order to make the cards actually useful in memorization testing. Also, I don't know if it's just me or if others found this, but there were two duplicate cards in my set. Overall, I'm still buying volume 2, because I'm not aware of anything better.
C**S
Mobility
In a flash is excellent in its simplicity. Highly mobile. Study anywhere you go. Includes helpful phrases that allow you to put words into context. Exellent product.
E**O
Great Tool for learning Japanese
This set is a must have to test yourself in addition to any other methods you may use.
A**S
I love the flash cards
I love the flash cards. They are great if you go out to eat once in awhile with a friend/family/wife/husband --- you can have fun waiting for your meal... as well learn your Japanese at the same time!
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