Hello, I was looking to sell my Japanese From Zero & Kanji From Zero special cover sets. I bought them at the end of ‘23 and unfortunately haven’t had much time to put in the work to make use of them. If anyone is interested I was hoping to sell them for what I got it for. PM me if interested. Thanks!
My niece (12yo) really wants to learn Japanese. I learn it at the college level, and have used JF0 before so I can def help her, but I'm not sure if the self study nature might be a little much for a middleschooler?
She'll also be taking it at HS but she seems to want to start now. Do you think a middle schooler could manage these books? How much support do you think they might need?
i want to learn basic level of japanese so at least i can attempt some easy questions ..due to lack of time please suggest me some ways so i can use my time efficiently ( form* = for ...just a typo)
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?