In JFZ1, he teaches us to use あと when asking for more of something: ピザをあとにまい、ください。
Then in book two, when we get to the uses of もう, one of them is to ask for more of something: ピザをもうにまい、ください。
He doesn’t mention that あと was taught earlier for “more” or explain the difference. They seem identical. So my question is, is there a difference in usage or is one more commonly used when asking for more of something?
I’m a big fan of the JFZ books I think it’s the most user friendly accessible way for a self learner to start their Japanese journey. I particularly love the slower pace and progressive method of learning the kana as most learners of other methods will tell you to learn them all in a week before starting the language which I thought was too hard. It really helped me to memorize and reinforce my learning by using them slowly through the books.
Anyway, I’m currently in book two and I know that kanji learning starts in book three but my question is about the Kanji from Zero books and when you should incorporate them into the series. Are they recommended to have when you start book three and use them through books 3-5 as a companion or supplement or are they considered more advanced material that you do after book five is completed?