Oh wow I didnāt even think about checking if it is available on Amazon Germany ā¦ got it there, so thank you for the tip!
Yay! Youāre welcome!
It wasnāt free for me on Amazon UK, but it was on Amazon US.
Iām in Sweden and they have my address.
Thanks! Just got it free from Amazon UK.
Just got it from Amazon France, thanks very much for the tip!
This period is rich in generous actions and free online stuff, so itās nice to track these.
Cool, thanks. I got it.
Has anyone read this before? How is it?
If you are in Germany:
I just bought it for 0 ā¬ at amazon.de
Thank you @Anime_gasuki for the hint!
Just grabbed my copy. A glance at the website make it look like it will be really useful with how my mind works! Iāll be definitely adding some user synonyms to my WK radicals. Thank you for putting this out there!
You may want to check this out too:
It is free on Amazon Canada
Thank you for sharing! Got mine from amazon.uk but for some reason it does not seem to work on my Paperwhiteā¦
Edited: apparently it is just not compatible, so I guess I will have to try it on the PC app instead. Thank you again!
I scrolled thru the whole book very quickly. Historic backgrounds aside (of which I heard on Tofugu podcasts or read in Wikipedia),I donāt think it will help me with kanji learning much. Is it famous book or something?
Do you not use phonetic components to help remember onāyomi readings?
Yes, and I like the script. I get that the book is about that too, but Iām not gonna read it thorough (probably), until I have more free time which is never. I mean itās academically interesting but not practical.
Looking forward to hearing more what people will get from this book. Maybe I will change my mind. As I said, I glanced thru super quickly.
Wait, is this how people normally learn the onāyomi readings? Iāve never done this wayā¦
Itās a way that people commonly use, consciously or subconsciously. For example, itās useful to know that any kanji containing ć will have the onāyomi ćć. Of course, not all phonetic components have 100% accuracy, but many of them are very useful. On several occasions Iāve encountered a word with kanji I had never learned, but I knew how to read it anyway because I recognized the phonetic components.
is really helpful. Iād say a must in userscripts universe.
Thank you. Downloaded from Amazon UK.
Thatās right. āPrint Replicaā just means thatās itās not an ebook meant to be read digitally (reflowing text, mobi/epub format, ability to change fonts etc.) but rather a replica of the print version. Basically itās the PDF file that they use to print the book which means itās not optimized for mobile phones and you have to zoom in all the time to read it. Why theyād sell it like that beats me.
In any case, I got it from Amazon Germany and everything works fine! It seems like a useful resource and Iām glad I got to get it for free. Thank you OP for making this thread and alerting us all!