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I tried to complete at least one new MNN lesson each WK level. I could go a little faster if I pushed myself (by starting to learn the vocab for the next chapter before finishing the previous one), but that increased the SRS strain, so I tended to avoid doing that. My pace was about two weeks per WK level, so I completed one MNN lesson about every two weeks. That might seem a little slow, but I aimed for making consistent progress while still leaving room in my life to do other things, and I think it was a good call.

Good day! I'm a fresh grad and working at a Japanese company here in Philippines. We work 8.5 hours a day and usually I get home at 7-8pm. We have Nihongo lessons twice a week for 2.5 hours each. At first, my Nihongo study is going well, but rn, I'm getting confused when the conjugations are introduced. Passing the JLPT will give us an increase to our salary and I really need it, but I'm really interested too in learning Nihongo because I'm a big fan of Japanese culture

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I studied minna no nihongo lessons 1-12 and found jlpt n5 pretty easy. I would like to give n4 in December, so would the second book, that is, lessons 13-25 be enough for n4 level? Or do I need book 2-1 as well?

The first textbook I picked up was minna no nihongo. Back then I had no idea what I was doing and just picked up the most common suggestion I could find. Ordered it conveniently at amazon and when it arrived the next day in my mailbox it was a big surprise: The whole darn thing was written in Japanese. And mind you I barely managed Hiragana back then not to speak of any grammar. I mean it was my intention to learn all that with this textbook. Sorry if I were a little too demanding.

In 2012 they released a new version of minna no nihongo which features a CD as well. And the cover-redesign was not a bad idea either. In contrast to the Genki textbooks where you have to buy an additional answer key (so you can use the book comfortably in class), everything is included here. Except for any grammatical explanations of course. The pictures are mostly from the second book you have to buy with the explanations and not from the initial textbook.

Maybe the harsh tone and overly academical style of minna no nihongo is right up your alley. No offense. I mean the textbook looks nice, the pictures are on a healthy kawaii level and if you like the explanations why not go the minna route.

Thanks for sharing your experience with minna no nihongo. Exactly what I felt when using at at the very beginning. Hope you found my study tips because the Tae Kim grammar guide could probably be exactly what you need.

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