I'm taking a corse in japanese but what to suplement my classes with something that i can play while i sleep as a suplement. Is this a good choice?
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No because it's not a listening course. It really is something you must read and take notes on so in this case, for the purpose that you're looking for, this product would not suit. However, I can suggest something for you that you may also buy on Amazon. Even though Human Japanese is an AWESOME learning tool, if you're wanting to play something in your sleep to help you tune in to the way a native speaker talks, buy yourself a book called 'Read Real Japanese.' There is an audio CD that comes with this book wherein the stories are read. You can get a real good sense of speech speed as well as start getting used to picking out words you know. It's a great sleep tool because it's interesting enough without being droning lessons and you'll start to feel yourself compelled to pick apart the speech and translations. So both products are good but Read Real Japanese is the one I'd recommend for the purposes you're aiming for and keep Human Japanese for the thing you tinker with on weekends between classes or get it on your kindle so you can read through it on the go.
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hi.. Its ABSOLUTELY IN JAPANESE altho, I believe U can translate MOST anything online these days.. I know my son googled some of the words/phrases&there; are PLENTY of translation sites online that could help with translating if it poses problem. hope this answer helps. enjoy it if u decide to get it!
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you can install english UI when installing. It only contains japanese voicebank.
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Well it says it in Japanese of course but by spinning dial around three times it actives the Special Mode where it teaches you the basic Japanese words like how to say good night or happy birthday or happy new year and a few more so I hope this helps you if not there are reviews on YouTube that explains a lot more that you could check out well bye.
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No, only in Japanese, but there is a tutorial on YouTube by RRcherry pie. They go step by step without talking. This tutorial is our favorite.
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You can search with hiragana/reading in Japanese-&gt;English, but when you search with english it shows you only the word in kanji since these device are prodused in Japan for natives learning English.
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I am currently taking japanese in college and my professor (who is japanese) said that it translates into warrior of god
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It seems this did not make it past getting another regional lobotomy. Is there going to be a Persona 4 Platinum with Japanese language? I cant see why a game known for preserving Japanese conventions in reckoning and schedule and one of the all-time hits is one of the disappointments in this way. As someone who has studied linguistics both as a major and for professional reasons, I can't imagine I'm the majority target but I feel there are more than enough who would have enjoyed Persona 4 to have Japanese voices.
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When setting up it asks you for desired language, I choose English so all menus/displays are in English. I would assume if you choose Japanese all is display as such.
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I would think either would be fine. Maybe you would like the trio since you could 'customize' your chime for different things going on in class. This is a really nice chime though we like ours and it is small and compact enough that it is easily storable in your desk. Have fun with that...might make for a nice memory for the kids in your classroom too since it is not a 'normal bell'. Nice.
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I learnt with a teacher so I wouldn't really know what's best for self-study, but there are some great guides on Youtube that start from the very basics! Give it a search!Also David Finckel's Cello talks are quite interesting too - not necessarily for absolute beginners though :)
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Hello, Romanji and Hiragana are both supported. On English based systems Romanji seems to be the default but you can assign the notes - Vocoloid will work either way, The only thing you would need to watch out for is the note property.
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Its all Japanese. Fortunately they are remastering it for PS4 and that version will be in English
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I think it could work, but it would depend highly on the mental age of the child; if you're coming from a non-pictograph language, the first problem you will have is that you hear a lot of sounds but no distinct words and following along with the printed text doesn't help because you can't read it. I found I was really struggling with Rosetta Stone until I took a few days to learn both Hiragana and Katakana phonetic writing systems (46 characters each, but the sounds are the same). Once I did that, the whole thing made complete sense because I could match up what I was hearing with what I was seeing. Japanese as a whole is not an overly complex language; it doesn't have a lot of exceptions to the rule, but there are some significant differences with a language such as English. Before you spend this kind of money on something a child may or may not stick with, I would strongly suggest using the web to see how they take to learning Hiragana and Katakana. There are some excellent apps out there for iOS (Dr Moku's Hiragana and Katakana apps, for example).
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My husband says its about 90% English but still has some Japanese phrases as well. He watched a couple youtube vids and discovered a "special mode" where it says a phrase in English then in Japanese. Other than that its a mixture of Both and the hubby and the kids both enjoy playing with it.
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No this is a full japanese titled game.audio in english is not available.However parts of the menu are written in english and japanese but thats as far as you get when you are looking for things in english
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Thats is the online features like the one-on-one lessons with a teacher, or the different language games you can play to help you learn. The core Rosetta stone program will stay installed on you comp but you will have to subscribe to keep the online features.