It’s been nearly 3 years since the last substantive update. Yet Google Analytics tells me that traffic has roughly tripled, and in the last year I’ve been starting to get quite a few emails from visitors. My apologies for disappearing so long, and many thanks to those who left kinds words via blog comments and email.
I will avoid the mistake I made in some previous posts about future plans by keeping this one short. I have started to do some cleanup, eliminating broken links and relegating the Kanji section to a subsection of the Lessons. New lessons are still mostly on hold until I decide exactly how I want to handle finishing the Beginning Lessons and revising the completed portion. In the meantime, o-tanoshimi ni!
patiently waiting 🙂
I have tried several books and web sites but the way you explained is the best, very clear. Only one regret …. do more ….. just joking
It’s been a few years since I discovered your website by accident :p . I must say, your lessons helped and taught me a lot!! I decided to take the JLPT N4 this year. But I’m still pretty weak when it comes to vocabulary, especially animals. Could you please post a lesson about animal names and why you often see them written in katakana?
Hello Tei! I was confused by that as well just a few days ago after seeing some kind of parakeet’s name written in katakana. Here’s the answer for that question: http://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20840/why-are-the-names-of-plants-and-animals-often-written-in-katakana
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I just discovered this website when i wanted to find out about the particles “ne” and “yo” and you explained it very well. I would greatly appreciate it if you came back and did more lessons 🙂