No? Oh, well that just won’t do will it deary?
Just listen to “Toccatina” and you’ll see what I mean.
Tasty! It’s got a lot of texture to it. I can’t get enough of the song; the beat never gets old.
No? Oh, well that just won’t do will it deary?
Just listen to “Toccatina” and you’ll see what I mean.
Tasty! It’s got a lot of texture to it. I can’t get enough of the song; the beat never gets old.
I just stumbled on it recently, and I looove it. Even though I don’t have any of the books it uses, it’s great for vocab. Especially useful is the Kanken and JLPT study sections.
Have le look: http://renshuu.org
In other news I’m up to 50 failed kanji and I’ve reached lesson 24
This is a semi-review, hmm new category? Reviews? Yay!
Ok let me delve into this. It’s gonna be short and sweet, no hem-hawing around. In fashionable bullet points.
Why I like it:
Why I don’t:
Arguably some of these aren’t complaints but just rants. But I digress.
So form your own conclusions, I give it a 7/10. It’s a good idea but unfortunately unless you pay you really don’t get much out of it unless you take notes. And that’s exactly what they want
I just happened upon this podcast searching for some Japanese tech, and I love it. But it’s not been updated since 2006. I really really wish it hadn’t died, it’s a superb format. It’s mostly English but it’s a great listen.
Somewhat related, I’m trying to find some decent tech podcasts but I’m not having much luck. Help pwease?
Update 7/2: I emailed them a couple days ago and got a reply yesterday. It appears it’s going to stay dead. However he did mention plans to bring it back but it would probably be in a new format.