Customer Reviews

Tuttle Kanji Cards Vol 2 (Tuttle Flash Cards) (No.2)

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These cards are a real bargain, so you should definitely buy both sets, which together contain about half of the kanji that you'll need to achieve literacy in Japanese. You will save a lot of time and learn some new compounds by purchasing these cards instead of making your own.

I find these cards to be a good learning and review tool for the acquiring of the 4th through 6th grades of Kanji. I really wish they would make a 7th and 8th grade set of cards though for those continueing on beyond elementary school kanji. These cards simplify a very overwhelming task of learning 1006 Kanji.

Received my Kanji Cards II set yesterday. I'm disappointed to see that unlike the first set the second set does not include the stroke order on the back. Overall, still a great learning aid though. Wish they would come out with a third set.

Kanji Cards 1 covers Grades 1-3, this covers 4-6.

Great cards, well designed with relevant kanji compounds.

Highly recommend.

I can understand them being sold out, but out of print is crazy. Bring 'em back Tuttle!

I finished Volume 1 last year, and I'm almost done with this one. However, this one is harder to follow because the Chinese meaning is on top with larger font instead of the Japanese meaning being on top like it was in Vol. 1. Also, there are just too many English translations for many of the words on here, which makes it even harder to memorize. Most of the words in Vol. 1 had one English translation. Well, anyway, I can't wait to be done with this one. Learning Japanese really takes time for some of us!

The cards themselves are as they are described on the site.
But the box is somewhat disappointing. Once the set of cards have been taken out, and the little paper band has been removed, it's hard to get them back in without shuffling the cards

This set of 566 cards follows on the first set of 440 cards. I find it highly inappropriate for cards targeted at someone who has studied at least 400 Kanji to use Romaji. Romaji distracts experienced students, misleads beginner students, and serves no real purpose once you have studied the basic forty or so set of Hiragana. I returned these cards after a week because of the Romaji.

These set of cards along with the first set is nice but after number 441 it jumps to 582 (my set does I wonder if it is only the one I got that is like that?) and skips from 442 through 581. So now I have a double print of 582 through 722 in my set. Still, they are helpful for study or review. :)

These are the same as the first ones just more of them

These are the same as the first ones just more of them