From: awh@awh.org (Drew Hamilton)
Newsgroups: alt.japanese
Subject: Re: GENKI?
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In article <Xns95607E968D49notvalidemail@199.45.49.11>, Eric wrote:
>GENKI: An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese
>
>How suitable is this text for self-study? Do I need the teachers manual
>too, or can I get by without it?
Genki will always have a special place in my heart, since it was
Genki that finally made me understand Passive, Causative, and
Passive-causative sentences. I guess I needed the explanations
like "(victim) ha (villain) ni (evil act) saremashita" to make
me understand what all of the components or those sentences were
for.
- awh
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