Japanese Grammar: QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (Quick Study Academic)

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.

Son has college class, thought this would be helpful. He liked it. He was surprised by the helpful features and the layout, said he would use it a lot. From his grades, it appears to have worked!!

It's nice and clear and everything is well explained, excellent for help material while learning Japanese

I like this a lot... the price is a little steep but its worth in the end for me to have all my study materials together and reminders in one place.

Does help in searches, terminology etc.

Laminated so it doesn’t get messed up, would buy again

Lots of information to view at a glance in this 'quick study'. This condensed card is extremely helpful! Displays of all the writing systems helped me w/ my Hiragana (there is also: Katakana) There's a list of the particles; verb conjugations; some daily expressions; tenses (present, past) of adjectives, as well as for verbs. I'm constantly glancing at it for information. It's all condensed so you don't have to thumb through lots of stuff. I would highly recommended this for anyone who is at a level of high beginner towards intermediate Japanese.

Like it says throughout the pamphlet, this isn't meant for you to learn all of the fundamentals of the Japanese Language, but it's a very good "Crap I can't remember how to conjugate adjectives" resource. It provides all sorts of examples and even uses them in sentences! It's a good idea to review this if you get out of a Japanese lesson and don't fully understand. Viewing this won't really help you learn it, but elaborate on it. Definitely recommend. Just used it this week for my first Japanese II assignment!

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

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.

Tiene información básica fe manera accesible pero lo que mas me a ayudado es la parte de las partículas, lo único malo es el idioma pero si como yo tu segunda lengua es en ingles es una ayuda bastante buena

Perfecto y muy manejable para estudiar.

Good for quick reviews.