Bookshelf Walk-Through Part 2 Intermediate and Advanced Japanese Books

[@ndas_adriana]

This is a great initiative: to reviewJapanese learning textbooks and related resources. Better than just "booktube" about novels. Please keep up your good work.

[@miiish5563]

Hello, where can I find the book mentioned at 7:15? Thank you. :)

[@vi-yusinger9632]

Hi!Which books helped you the most with going from intermediate from advanced? Aside from JLPT-aimed stuff.

[@ashd1485]

Please give us name if the books

[@aidahoe2946]

Sis do you use Tuttle books

[@isaacmonterrosa4657]

Which is your level of japanese?

[@maitawfik2765]

thank you very much for this video.. I just wanna ask you about Japanese from zero books what do you think of them ..also I recently finished genki 2 and I have no idea what to study next.. I joined the Japan foundation course but they move very slowly ..so what is the best book I should pick up after genki 2.. I have Japanese from zero 4 and integrated approach to intermediate Japanese.. p.s please make more videos :D

[@japanesewithliz9103]

Hi, I don't have any experience with Japanese from Zero. But I did get their Korean book, and I really like the layout of the Korean text. I also follow their videos on facebook and think the author is very good at what he does. If you don't like the Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese, I would recommend trying to locate Minna No Nihongo Intermediate. It's a great book and follows a good format for continuing study. Of course, I also think that the ChyuKyuu series is very good. It really depends on what you are looking for. Do you dislike the Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese book? I have 4 more videos in the bookself series that I will be releasing in the upcoming week. I hope you watch them.

[@maitawfik2765]

+JapanesewithLiz I haven't started using the book yet.. but I will try to get Mina no nihongo and I will difinalty watch all your upcoming videos and share them with my friends.. it is hard to find someone on KZbin who explain things in details like you do 😀..maybe you could share your experience in learning the language or tips for studying it .

[@japanesewithliz9103]

I would love some ideas for videos. If you leave a message on my facebook page with topics you'd like me to cover, I'd be happy to get around to them. That is how the bookshelf walk-through happened. I had someone ask. :D

[@TheWipal]

have you tried wanikani for kanji? :)

[@japanesewithliz9103]

Yes, I have. I didn't like it. But I thought it was a solid program. :D

[@PastellaHearts]

Where can I find these books, can you leave kinks please?

[@japanesewithliz9103]

Which titles? As you can see, I have a massive library and can't link every single book here. But I'd be happy to link you to the ones you are interested in.

[@karry_unplugged5369]

Kind of girl who you eventually end up calling sister

[@shirotonbo6315]

Terrible audio quality, disliked.

[@japanesewithliz9103]

Thank you for the feedback. I will keep that in mind for future videos.

[@TheWipal]

have you tried wanikani for kanji? :)

[@japanesewithliz9103]

Yes, I have. I didn't like it. But I thought it was a solid program. :D

[@TheWipal]

heh heh, understandable, i like it since overall i feel overwhelmed by kanji and having a set amount set in front of me makes it a lot better XD

[@japanesewithliz9103]

It's a great program. But I've got a system that works for me. And many people feel overwhelmed by Kanji, so it is super important to find a program you like. I find that more than 5 at a time is too much for me. :p I also am a huge advocate for learning radicals!

[@TheWipal]

Yus!! radicals are a life saver!! helps me make up cool ways to remember kanji, i love em!

[@japanesewithliz9103]

They do make the process much easier. I think that when Kanji is taught, it is taught a lot like how you teach vocabulary to little kids. But as adults, or teens, we don't need to learn it that way. We already know what a "dog" is. We just need to know how to make that character in the new language. And that is where I think learning the radicals makes the process easier.