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  • #33035

    kanjiman8
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    Don’t want this to come off as advertising or endorsing another website, but over at Nihonshock, they’ve made another 8 cheat sheets and redesigned the first free one.

    These look extremely tempting to buy and the price is decent too. $25 USD for the lot. S+H is free if you’re in NA or $7 for the rest of the world. Lloyd Vincent (the guy who made them), lived and worked in Japan for 5 years as a translator and passed level 1 of the JLPT. The info contained in these is going to be of a reliable high standard.

    Check them out here.

    #33166

    vanandrew
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    They are quite good (and a great site too).
    Think it helps if you’ve learnt the content somewhere first, well it did with me anyway.

    #33173

    Janitha
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    Looks interesting! I’m thinking about how easily I can prop these up at work. Thank you!

    #33180

    HypnoCrown
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    if you buy them, are you able to download the pages?

    im not patient enough to wait for them to arrive by mail x_X

    • This reply was modified 12 years, 4 months ago by  HypnoCrown.
    #33185

    HypnoCrown
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    just found out the maker has plans for a digital release, but no dates/signs of progress for a release

    #33186

    kanjiman8
    Member

    Yeah a digital version is in the works but I suspect he’s concerned that people will just upload them to different sites and share amongst each other, and won’t really make a profit on them. He must of put a lot of time and money into these so for now the safest way is to only provide the physical copies of them.

    The original free cheat sheet is still available to download in digital format though.

    #33201

    Hashi
    Member

    I’m getting a batch of these to review on Tofugu. I’ll let you guys know when I get them and when the review goes up.

    #33203

    kanjiman8
    Member

    That’s awesome Hashi. I’ll wait for the Tofugu review before 100% deciding on what to do. By the looks of things, these cheat sheets could be the best purchase along with a TextFugu membership.

    #33218

    vanandrew
    Member

    @ kman – I have one of them, it is very good, very detailed.

    #33234

    kanjiman8
    Member

    @ andrew
    The free one is a real gem. Although I can’t refer to everything on it, it’s going to come in very handy.

    #33390

    Hashi
    Member

    Got them in the mail a few days ago, going over them now and should have a review up this week.

    http://i.imgur.com/Bgkdw.jpg

    #33391

    missingno15
    Member

    did you get a handwritten letter?

    #33409

    kanjiman8
    Member

    Looking forward to the review on them. They now say the cheat sheets are backordered til August 1st :(

    #33412

    Hashi
    Member

    missingno15:
    did you get a handwritten letter?


    Nah, just a piece of paper explaining what the cheat sheets are all about.

    #33647

    Hashi
    Member

    Later than I promised, but it’s up:

    http://www.tofugu.com/japanese-resources/nihonshock/

    Let me know if I missed out on anything you were curious about, and I’ll edit it in before I put it up on social media

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