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Was about to pass this off until I starting reading the sample near the bottom of the page that gradually teaches you. It actually amazed me that I could sort o
by vortico 9y ago
Was about to pass this off until I starting reading the sample near the bottom of the page that gradually teaches you. It actually amazed me that I could sort of read it halfway through. I can't get to the end though, but at least I have an idea of the difficulty level to read it naturally.
- nerdponx 9y agoCouldn't get past "if you can read this, keep going."
- nerdponx 9y agoUpdate: it's just because I was doing it on my phone. Having a blast learning this!
- franciscop 9y agoWoah that is true, it's amazing. I made the same back when I was learning Hiragana as a native Spanish (pronunciation is the same in both Spanish and Japanese!) so I could easily read them, but it didn't work nearly as well. The way I ended up doing is by learning whole words and then a lot of practice. It is similar to what the author is doing here, just they do it with the most frequent words first such as "the", "it", "a". Really clever indeed. Now if this was applied to Korean it'd be awesome (: