I like the format and colors in your book. Well done! I believe this would have been helpful to me at the beginning of my Japanese studies. I do have some quest

I like the format and colors in your book. Well done! I believe this would have been helpful to me at the beginning of my Japanese studies. I do have some questions, if you don't mind: 1. Does your book take into account the frequency with which words are used in Japanese? I've found frequency dictionaries are an excellent place to start learning languages because you begin by learning the most commonly used words first (maybe you address this on your website and I just missed it). 2. I've seen English study materials in Japan use the same strategy you're using when you embed kanji into English sentences. One problem I've noticed is that some Japanese people studying from those guides will inject Japanese particles into their English sentences. For example, "Me and my friends wa ate lunch together." Have you noticed this issue in reverse with your book's strategy? 3. Have you found including archaic kanji to be helpful or confusing for new learners? I love the Japanese language. Thanks for your efforts it making it more accessible to people. Best of luck on the series. I hope you do well with it.