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Downloads:
19,239
- Requirements:
Windows XP/Vista
- Limitations:
15-day trial
- Date Added:
October 10, 2007
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Publisher's description of Human Japanese 2.0.2
From Brak Software:Human Japanese presents the Japanese language from square one in a warm, readable tone. Packing more than 1800 recordings of vocabulary words and example sentences, an instantly searchable dictionary for vocabulary words and grammar terms, dozens of interactive reviews, and a great text, Human Japanese will impress you with its beauty and wit.
Version 2.0.2 adds support for 64-bit versions of Windows.
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User reviews of Human Japanese 2.0.2
- Average user rating: 4.5 stars out of 17 votes
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Version: Human Japanese 2.0.2
"the best program I've seen to learn Japanese. User friendly and encouraging."
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Version: Human Japanese 2.0.2
"Just one word: A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!"
Pros: Human Japanese is just amazing. It has examples of almost every word you learn. It completely covers both Katakana AND Hiragana. Its convient, and very user friendly. It makes learning Japanese fun, entertaining, and something you look forward to. It has fun games that help reinforce the language, and is very interactive. While learning how to write the language, it even shows you which stroke is first, how you do it, and how many strokes there are. I mean seriously, you get all this, and WAY more, for only $24.95 i believe. Its a great software, thats better than most of the expensive ones out there. Thanks, Human Japanese!
Cons: I have found nothing wrong with this software. Its great, and I really enjoy learning Japanese. It really is this good.
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Version: Human Japanese 2.0.2
"Best language learning pack ever..."
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Version: Human Japanese 2.0.2
"Best Japanese Learning Suite on the net. Period."
Pros: Everything. Just everything. Full covering of Hiragana and Katakana, how to draw them (what points starting and ending), full review of not just the language, but how to form sentences, from the Japanese's irregular verbs to their subject markers. Not to mention that when a lesson leaves you weary, the next chapter is just a great read on Japanese culture the author has experienced! As he says, this is truly a 'warm environment.'
Learning the written language in the client? Well, you're greeted by little fun quizes to test your knowledge. It won't take long before each one and their syllable sound is etched into your memory and you're soon reading Japanese. By the time you're done with Human Japanese, you only need to do a few more things to become fluent:
1. Memorize any remaining words you don't know
2. Listen more on how sentences are made
That's right. This suite teaches you... everything. Simply everything, to the point where memorizing the japanese dictionary is all that's left! The Rossetta Stone costs such an exorbitant amount, and it tries to teach you the way a 5 year old would learn. This teaches you the way it's meant to.
Oh! Don't forget that this is a 15 day trial! I mean, I had pretty much learned the whole language almost halfway into the 40 chapters and 500+ pages after two days! I'm really going to buy this and study it over and over. It's all you need.
Cons: Didn't really touch Kanji a lot... yeah, that's about it. I'd probably have to search for stuff I don't like, which will take a long time. It's just that good.
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Version: Human Japanese 2.0.2
Pros: I dont know it yet
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