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Originally Posted by Nyororin
You`re contradicting yourself.
It is VERY hard to stay away from teaching you to jump into speaking Japanese without being overwhelming. It`s very hard to have both a book that is simple and teaches you well, but yet which lets you be overwhelmed because it is inevitable. Those traits contradict each other and provide little advantage when slapped together. You`d have something that was overwhelming in it`s depth, but which didn`t try to give you the means to use that knowledge in a quick-route-to-conversation.
A dictionary, perhaps?
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I don't mean to be rude, but I'm having a bit of trouble comprehending this post. Not in terms of what you said, but how you said it.
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"It is VERY hard to stay away from teaching you to jump into speaking Japanese without being overwhelming."
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I'm trying to get the gist of what you said and go with it, but some of it is just really confusing me. What I was trying to say is I DON'T like books that try not to overwhelm the reader when it is INEVITABLE, whether it be 'Kanji or counters or whatever'.