And I have to say that I find the language used in Doraemon quite uncommon. Maybe I miss some fond childhood memories to really get into it. But like the Doraemon situation, I couldn’t really get into the series. I’ve heard many good things about the manga and some even recommended it especially for beginners. It’s very difficult to translate because of this and makes it extra worth it to be read in Japanese. Shin-chan, being a child, ignores all social conventions and likes to twist the Japanese language to make a pun. This is what makes the manga so interesting and funny. He loves to trouble his parents and always makes inappropriate jokes and comments. Like Doraemon, these are short stories for children centered around the five-year-old Shin-chan. This is another classic Japanese manga which is known by nearly everyone in Japan. The old manga are now OOP but there is a pretty neat themed “Best of” version available nowadays. PS: My grandma helped me make these pictures and even she likes あたしンち. Quite expensive though (900¥) but definitely worth the price.
With color throughout the whole book and nice, thick paper where everything is printed in a very “clean” way. The books themselves are really well made. If you’ve already read a couple of Yotsubato volumes you shouldn’t have any problems with this one. Is there really a system (maybe Kanji school grades)? Anyway, even the ones without Furigana should be rather easy to recognize. If someone can enlighten me, please do so. And I have no idea how the selection was made. Unfortunately not every Kanji is blessed with Furigana above. Each one is only a few panels long and quite easy to grasp even if you don’t understand all the vocabulary. The stories are centered around everyday problems of a Japanese housewife and told in a sitcom-style way. I haven’t seen this one (because I’m not a fan of anime in general) but it’s supposed to be quite alright. The manga was (or is) hugely successful in Japan and was even made as an anime adaptation. Short stories about the Tachibana-family with its four members. And even if the story may be a little hard to understand sometimes, the edition is so well made that looking at it without understanding a single line would make the purchase worth it alone. The manga itself is legendary and also appeals to people like me who aren’t interested in any pro-sports at all. It’s printed in the same format as the Dragonball equivalent, with some color pages as well. I bought the 完全版 (complete edition) of the manga. It’s one of the most popular manga in Japan and when Japanese people had to vote for the most memorable quote from a manga, the Slam Dunk signature line “If you give up, the game is already over” made the first place. If you’re in search of some transparent book covers to wrap your manga, just click on the link! 1.) (Slam Dunk) Here we go, my second part of easy to read manga for Japanese beginners.
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If you don’t know where and how to buy Japanese manga, visit my guide on Where to buy Japanese manga. 03 without Furigana and Vol.04 with a mixed selection. 01 and if you want to continue your manga journey Vol. And yeah, so far it’s fun and that’s the most important thing when learning a new language, right?!ġ.) Easy to read manga for Japanese beginners – Vol. I always try to put down as many unknown words in my Anki deck as possible. I’ve been reading lots of Yotsubato within the last weeks and I could really notice how my reading ability in Japanese started to grow. I really don’t want you to miss out on all these really great books.
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Everyone who hasn’t already read the first part of my series about easy to read manga for Japanese beginners should definitely do so before starting here.
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