Learn Japanese for Everyday Life

The Big Lessons Collection for Beginners Audiobook

De: Innovative Language Learning LLC

Narrado por: JapanesePod101

Do you want to learn Japanese the fast, fun and easy way?

Then this huge audiobook compilation is for you.

Learn Japanese for Everyday Life is for people who want to finally speak and use real-life Japanese.

You learn the must-know conversational phrases, questions, answers, social media phrases, and how to talk about your everyday life in Japanese. All words and phrases were hand-picked by our team of Japanese teachers and experts. By the end of this audiobook compilation, you will be able to....

• Communicate in Japanese on social media
• Master common greetings
• Have basic conversations with locals
• Talk about your daily routine - from morning to night
• Order food at restaurants
• Ask for directions
• And much more....

With this audiobook compilation, you get:

• Audiobooks inside: Must-Know Japanese Social Media Phrases, Top 400 Activities: Daily Routines in Japanese, and 3-Minute Japanese
• Sixty audio lessons in total
• Five hours in total
• A 343-page PDF so you can read along
• Two bonus conversation cheat sheets

Download the accompanying reference guide.©2017 Innovative Language Learning, LLC (P)2017 Innovative Language Learning, LLC

Useful examples but no grammar

I'm reviewing the chapters about basic phrases (I skipped social media chapters).

This book has interesting examples and clear pronunciation of each word, but it's a shame that they don't explain the grammar, not even basic things.

For example, they say that anohito means that person, but they don't care to say that ano=that and hito=person. Why!?

So it's curious that this book explains basic sentences but at the same time you need to have some basic knowledge to make the most of them and really learn Japanese.

For me it's useful because it gives me sample sentences, so I can listen to the grammar I know in real examples, together with some new vocabulary that I didn't know.

This book could have been excellent, if they just explained bits of grammar when presenting the sentences. For example, say that 人 = person, and that この、その、あの = this, that (1), that (2), so あの人= that(2) person.

that(1) is used when the object is far from the speaker but close to the listener

that(2) is used even the object is far both from the speaker and the listener