I might buy a Pocket PC in the near future, and would like to know if there are japanese learning programs for Pocket PCs.
I saw a post from a guy from this forum who said:


"i passed level 1 after three long years.

kanji/vocab: 98/100
listening: 97/100
reading/grammar: 183/200 (92%)
total: 378/400 (95%)

genki 1+2 and an integrated approach, kanzen master 1+2, rtk1+2, a pocket pc loaded with stackz and jlpt lists and watching a lot of japanese tv shows (bittorrent) worked for me. imo, japanese is a really simple language and easy to learn."



And that got me interested in buying one, obviously not only for that.
What are Stacks btw?

Thanks a bunch.

95% on JLPT1 is hard-core!

I would not get too caught up with his methodology, if I were you.

If this guy really passed JLPT1 from scratch in 3 years, it is probably 95%+ effort/natural talent/inclination-to-learn-Japanese and 5% methodology.

...just my personal opinion.

CarolinaCG Wrote:What are Stacks btw?

http://www.stackz.com/index.html

kfmfe04 Wrote:95% on JLPT1 is hard-core!

I would not get too caught up with his methodology, if I were you.

If this guy really passed JLPT1 from scratch in 3 years, it is probably 95%+ effort/natural talent/inclination-to-learn-Japanese and 5% methodology.

...just my personal opinion.

Thanks, but I'm not following his method. I just quoted him because of the pocket pc thing.

Thanks stoked

Anki is much better than Stackz.

Anki may be better than Stacjz - if you can figure out how the heck to install it on your Windows Mobile phone.