Japanese Grammar (Quick Study Academic)

Really high quality, laminated resource. Goods into 3xA4 sheets. Double sided. Can fit into a 3 ring binder if you have one (I don't). Would be better with 2 holes, but room to re-punch. All grammar included is useful. Includes hiragana, katakana, particles, adjectives, and loads more. Highly recommend.

Is absolutely practical, very detailed and didactic. The only bad point is that is too big, is difficult to transport it , the only way is taking it in an A4 folder, and it takes too much space. Otherwise, it gets wrinkles .

Very formal, love it.

Generally I like this type of quick review sheet, something you can just put in with the rest of your notes and have a look at every so often. First the upside, Being laminated is a plus even if the lamination isn't the greatest. The punched holes are good unless you have folders with the common two rings (Like most UK ones). The slight offset edge so you can open it easier is also a good idea. Now the downsides, There are a number of English spelling and grammar mistakes that do slightly detract from it. Also, some of the choices with devoicing in the pronunciation parts seem random. If you are going to drop the u from desu or drop the u from masu then it should be consistently done across the whole guide rather than changing from one part to another (sukides as one word just looks wrong since it is half devoiced and half not). As a simple add on resource it serves the purpose as long as it is not relied on too heavily.

I bought hoping it would be helpfull with grammar but it wasn't, more on particles and how to use the would have been better. I won't use it. It is very old 2005

This didn't help me understand the Chinese takeaway!

Very helpful. Wish I had it when I studied Japanese at uni 20 years ago

I have bought several of Quick Study Academic's laminated "cards" (actually multifold sheets--they're 8 1/2" x 11") for language learning--Japanese, Russian, Spanish. Every one I have is remarkable, condensing a great deal of information and usage in a small, sturdy space. Of course they don't contain everything, and are no substitute for good books, audio language CDs/mp3s, etc. But they're a tremendous supplement and refresher; I use mine a lot when I commute on the train. They're easy to get out and put away, and find your place, so they're great for repeated brief reviews when you have a minute. I haven't used one "in country" yet, but I think they'd be *very* useful.

Lo recibí un poco maltratado (con un doblez en medio de las hojas) pero cumple con su función.

Perfecto y muy manejable para estudiar.

Good for quick reviews.