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Monthly Archives: February 2011
My Manga #1 – Point in time
My Manga ＃1 Point in Time – From Death Note. Okay, so this is an observation from Death Note about point in time. I am not a grammar beast yet, but I find that trying to read through these sentences … Continue reading
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The Evolution Inception 進化の生まれ
Yes, my blog posts will all start sounding like Episodes of the “Big Bang Theory”, I think that is just more fun. So this is a sort of general announcement about the blog, which I am praying I can stick … Continue reading
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Tagged All Japanese All the Time, android, does the Heising method work, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, independence day japan dvd, learning Japanese in context, learning with rosetta stone, living in Japan, marcus bird tv, reading with heisig, Remembering the Kanji, The winding Road to bveing published
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Context Manipulation
Context Manipulation It:s a rainy morning here in Tokyo, and I was on the train, fiddling with Death Note. During a burst of inspiration a few months ago, I tried going “All Japanese All the Time” to push myself … Continue reading
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Tagged AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, android, Canadian learning Japanese, context manipulation, does the heisig method work, gary vaynerchuck, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, jamaican in japan, Jamaican learning Japanese, japanese advertisments, learning observation, marcus bird, The Heisig Method
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1700 Kanji and the Skimming Hypothesis
So I’m finally almost done with Heisig. I’ve been doing about 50 to 100 Kanji per day and I am almost there. A few key things I have noted recently. I mentioned in a previous post that I was shedding … Continue reading
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