A Short Comic for Students of Japanese #2 I Love You
A Short Comic for Students of Japanese #2 I Love You by Mike Peto is an educational graphic novel published by My Generation of Polyglots on February 14, 2024. This 81-page book is designed to aid learners of the Japanese language through a unique comic format, allowing readers to engage with the material in multiple ways.
Readers will find that this comic presents the same story in three different formats: first in romaji to connect sounds with vocabulary, then in hiragana to enhance reading fluency, and finally in kanji and katakana to deepen understanding. Each version is accompanied by footnotes that provide additional vocabulary support, making it a practical resource for students. The book combines elements of comics and educational content, appealing to those interested in language study and graphic novels.
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Read this comic three times!
The first time we provide the text in romaji so that you can focus on connecting the sounds of the Japanese language with new vocabulary.
The second version is entirely in hiragana so that you develop reading fluency—the ability to read quickly. You should recognize the story, but now your mind will be connecting the written Japanese language with the new vocabulary. Every word is in the footnotes—look down only when you need to.
The third version uses kanji and katakana, with footnotes below the comic. If you have trouble with the hiragana at this stage, reread the second version of the text.
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