Book Reviews
Of course I think my textbook is great for learning Japanese, but you don't have to just take my word for it. Read what other people had to say about it...
Amazon user Suliman says...
"I've tried the holy tae Kim guide but I found its layout and order to not fit my style. This on the other hand is amazing and I could grasp everything right away... Try out the sample (its 10% of the book which should be enough to decide if it fits your style or not), that's why I did and I loved it and bought it. Thanks for the great grammar book Jeremy."
Amazon user Helder says...
"Great book! Only thing I would have liked would be less use of romaji, especially in later chapters."
Amazon user Oliverio Gerez Cortazar says...
"Nice book. Its sort of basic, but for begginers is great. It's like a recipe book, with several grammar points explained in a "how to" way, then it let's you make some exercises to try it yourself."
Amazon user Strat Guy says...
"This is really a very good introduction to Japanese grammar, and better than most. The book introduces a grammar point along with a brief explanation. That is pretty typical. The book then includes several example sentences, more than is typical for this sort of book, and every example sentence is written in kana, then with kanji (including furigana), then romaji, then in English. You're bound to find a version that works for you. The book then includes some practice exercises so you can try your hand at using the grammar point that you just learned, something that a lot of books of this type don't have. I originally gave it four stars because, though most of the grammar explanations are good, I felt that one rather complex but really essential point (the difference between wa and ga) really needed more explanation than it got, but I am a lot farther into the book now, and it has become my go-to grammar book, so I felt that it really deserved five stars."
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