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Remembering the Kanji vol. 2 by James W. Heisig

Remembering the Kanji vol. 2 James W. Heisig ebook
Publisher: University of Hawaii Press
ISBN: 0824831667, 9780824831660
Page: 199
Format: pdf

Particularly curious since it is such a good resource and often recommend to learners online. Link · Collapse · Expand; New comment. I can upload somewhere if you want. It's the first hundred and twenty six pages of the book, so I'm sure it'd be helpful to those who would want to read the June 7 2010, 22:51:23 UTC 3 years ago. Feb 23, 2011 - I have not posted anything recently for two reasons: 1) I am improving my incremental reading skills and 2) I have been working on the Chinese version of KanjiTown (A method of remembering Chinese character readings based on chain-stories using a central Because I had already finished "Remembering the Kanji," this book was not very difficult. Finally the Bird-Bird character. I have copy (pdf) of the entire book (as matter of fact, I think I have vol 2 and 3 also). Granted, his Remembering the Kanji for Japanese is more well known, as it is far older than the Hanzi edition, but I have to say I've used. Jan 30, 2009 - (Unfortunately, Hanzi students will have to wait for volume 2 of "Remembering the Hanzi" to get to this character.) Head is one of those radical simplifications we find in Hanzi: 頭 > 头. And the potential reluctance to start investing in what is "clearly" designed to be a series ("Vol 1 now availableequally padded-out Vol 2 coming soon! Jun 7, 2010 - So, when many people suggested I use Heisig's remembering the kanji for my independent study, I read a review and found a link to this pdf. Volume 2 will eventually be released which will add 1,500 more characters, bringing the grand total to 3,000.