SpeakJapaneseFast.com Launches Speed Learning Product

by on March 18, 2011

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Osaka, Japan (PRWEB) August 27, 2007

SpeakJapaneseFast.com has released “Converse Japanese Fast”, a downloadable e-book especially developed to train Japanese vocabulary at a rate of 100 words per hour, by tapping unused memory.

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SpeakJapaneseFast.com publishes an e-book that allows college students of Japanese to learn vocabulary by discarding the traditional method to language studying. Essential attributes of the new product or service contain specialized memory jobs, standard drills and categorized vocabulary understanding.

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“Utilizing these memory tasks, college students can out of the blue recognize their possible for grasping Japanese speedily,” mentioned David McGimpsey, President. “Just hrs right after start and we are by now viewing beneficial feedback.”

About SpeakJapaneseFast.com

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SpeakJapaneseFast.com provides language understanding equipment for speed-understanding Japanese vocabulary.

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For more info:

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+81 90 1711 7616

http://www.speakjapanesefast.com

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Morgan Bell April 30, 2011 at 7:06 pm: *Instrumental tasks–handling personal finances, preparing meals, shopping, doing housework,using the telephone and taking medications.
*Expressive tasks–emotional support, socializing and inclusion in social gatherings, and trying to prevent loneliness and isolation.
*Cognitive tasks–scheduling appointments, monitoring health conditions, reminding elders to take their medications, and in general acting as a backup memory
*Tasks of Daily Living–eating, bathing, walking, getting in and out of bed, and using the bathroom.

1. Informal Caregiver–one who provides unpaid assistance to one who has some physical, mental, emotional, or financial need limiting his independence.
2. Care Provider–one who helps identify the health care needs of an individual and also personally performs the caregiving service.
3. Care Manager–one who helps identify the health care needs of an individual but does not actually provide the health care service.
4. What is the “Activities of Daily Living” and how is it used?
–The Activities of Daily Living is a scale that was developed to measure functional limitations, how hard it is to perform certain personal care and home management tasks.
5. What is the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living” and how is it used?
–The Instrumental Activities of Daily Living measure more complex tasks such as handling personal finances, preparing meals, shopping, traveling, and taking medications.
6. What is your personal response to this chapter?
–I am planning on becoming a RN so I will have to learn to work with the elderly. I think it is very important that we have people who take an interest in caring for the elderly because, as was stated in the book, their numbers are only going to increase and they do require special medical attention.
Eric May 13, 2011 at 10:23 pm: The real problem here is not what happens to the store, but what happens to the e-book. If we are talking real book a store going out of business is no big this as the customer already has the book. But the premise here is that should a e-book vendor disappear then the e-book will too. As the problem last year when Amazon “broke” into people's kindles and deleted 1984 without warning or notice shows e-book ownership is not the same as book ownership. Amazon could never forcefully recall a regular book that was sent out (and paid ore) in error.

What the article really says is that we need better consumer protections for e-book so silly questions like this article do not arise.
Peony July 21, 2011 at 8:50 am: Hi Manyul & Justin,

Manyul,
I really enjoyed reading through all the examples– thank you for posting them! I, of course, defer to your expertise in all this as I really don't have a strong enough background to comment with any authority. My only experience is with classical japanese (which is probably as far away from our times as it is faraway from pre-Qin times) but in the case of classical japanese, vocabulary was used in much less precise ways so that words were applied more widely. That is how I felt reading through all thees examples that 愛 has a much wider range of meaning that 愛 would in modern Chinese, for example. Don't you think that is so?

Justin,
I am basing this purely on personal preference but I prefer “affection” to “care”– what do you think? Because care misses the possibility of 戀（恋) whereas with affection you could say
“I have affection for that man”
“I have affection for the rites”
“I have affection for sheep”
etc.

Finally, because I think it is related to this, I re-uploaded my deleted post on analects 15.13 on　色。 It is a revised version

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