So, all the posting you guys have done kicked me in the butt and got me to finally finish Yotsubato #3. I want to say that I read about half of the book in the last two days. And I didn't use a dictionary for the last few stories.
The hardest part for me at this point is the length of the stories. Even though there isn't much text on the page, i still find it hard to concentrate on written Japanese for more than 5-10 minutes at a pop.
I think that I want to read more Yotsubato, but for now I kinda want to put manga on hold. When I do pick i up, I think I want to try yoroshiku kafe, just to get more variety in there.
It's definitely nice to have these wins over manga under my belt. If you're on this thread and haven't read any manga yet, I recommend it, if for not other reason than the satisfaction that comes from reading an entire volume of something in Japanese.
The hardest part for me at this point is the length of the stories. Even though there isn't much text on the page, i still find it hard to concentrate on written Japanese for more than 5-10 minutes at a pop.
I think that I want to read more Yotsubato, but for now I kinda want to put manga on hold. When I do pick i up, I think I want to try yoroshiku kafe, just to get more variety in there.
It's definitely nice to have these wins over manga under my belt. If you're on this thread and haven't read any manga yet, I recommend it, if for not other reason than the satisfaction that comes from reading an entire volume of something in Japanese.