Hi! I have tried to search for this topic but can’t find it - but sorry if this is a duplicate! I’m interested in reading manga to help my understanding of sentence structure, to pick up vocab, and to implement kanji I’ve already started learning here :slight_smile: I have had about a couple of ye…

Negima is quite good and the first two volumes are free on Japanese Kindle.

It might be a little lighter than your intention, but we are currently doing Yotsuba as a group =) [image] よつばと! Vol 2 Discussion Thread (Yotsuba&! Reading Club) Book Clubs Join the よつばと! Reading Club! よつばと! Volume 2 (Chapters 8-14) Discussion Thread Current…

On top of this, Card Captor Sakura is nice reading and much better than the anime. Pretty much most shounen or shoujo manga will be readable with a bit of patience and dictionary work as they tend to have furigana. Some of the more “mature” stuff can be a little harder to read technically though, …

Thank you! I watched CCS when I was younger so that would be fun for me to be able to translate! Have you read Boku No Hero Academia at all? I currently love that shounen so that may be an interest

Ah! I’ve seen this recommended before but forgot what it was called. Thank you!

Just seen it starts at chapter 8 - is it a manga I can jump in mid way or do you recommend I start at 1 and work up from there? Cheers!!

It is very much a new little story in each chapter =) But I would recommend picking up the first one too for context. We have a thread for Nr. 1 too, so can get some help and pointers =) [image] よつばと！Vol 1 Discussion Thread (Beginner's Book Club) Book Clubs W…

I want to read Doraemon but so far, no one has recommended it. Yotsuba bakkari.

I have kind compilation of ドラえもん stories which are supposed to be 感動的. The chapters are mostly short and the Japanese isn’t too difficult and has some nice colour to it. Alot of them were written years ago and most of the characters are ojisan or grew up during the war, so their dialects reflect t…

ドラえもん was super difficult for me when I was starting to learn Japanese, but that might be just my case! I think it uses a lot of slang and casual Japanese when I only learned 敬語 at the time. I think よつばと is the best manga for beginners/pre intermediate. There are also good topics with reading club…

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It might be a little lighter than your intention, but we are currently doing Yotsuba as a group =)

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