I have at last managed to pump out another in my Moving to Japan series, this time on how much language you really need to move here. As usual it is aimed at the only semi-voluntary crowd of expat wives (lol) but should be useful to others, too.
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I did a parody of the article...True, that D300 price is not so different fron new. If the guarantee is 12months on...I misread the title. I thought it was about skitching, so I was quite disappointed...I should have wrote that book. Hell, we Americans are the masters of pulling one...Jason>> I hadn't considered used. I think I'm still below the technology...Have to pass on this. Maybe it'll come around again when I'm in Japan ^^;...I think I can come up with something interesting....Good policy to have....Interesting. I remember seeing this stuff in the states a long time ago. I always...Alfie, you have no qualms about buying used bodies? I have bought used lenses...
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I learned hiragana first and when I later learned katakana and was able to understand what I was reading, I was kicking myself for not learning it first.
Very interesting blog post. Enjoyed it very much.
Coming from a future "young buck" gaijin blogger (haha), I also admit that I'm currently learning Hiragana first... I guess I'll see how it plays out.
I taught myself Katakana first am am very glad I did. Many of the Hiragana are similar and as my vocabulary increases the Hiragana becomes more relevant to me.