Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese I II and III
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- Audio > Audio books
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- 3
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- 798.92 MiB (837727784 Bytes)
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Uploaded:
- 2007-11-06 19:54:53 GMT
- By:
- kemacy2
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- 0
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- 1
- Comments
- 15
- Info Hash: 6011A015BC9C9A4F2C987C18FA6F8AC08DF2DDEC
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Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese I II and III /============================================================================= | | | 9/2007 --=[ Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese, (c)2007 +*halofubar*+ ]=-- 9/2007 | | All Rights Ignored. | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | This is a re-released torrent. For anyone not familiar with the Pimsleur's | | courses, these are by far the best audio learning courses available for | | learning to speak and understand Japanese. They typically run several | | hundred dollars each, and this release contains the latest editions of all | | three Pimsleur's Japanese audio courses, Beginner through Advanced. Enjoy! | | | | Visit http://www.halofubar.com for a FREE 2GB e-mail account with POP and | | WebMail access ([email protected])! One (1) account per individual. | | | _____________________________________________________________________________/ =============================================================================== I. TECHNICAL DETAILS =============================================================================== JAPANESE I Locn: .Japanese I - 3rd Ed Info: 3rd Edition Year: 2002 Size: Approx. 640MB ISBN: 0-7435-2353-9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JAPANESE II Locn: .Japanese II - 2nd Ed Info: 2nd Edition Year: 2002 Size: Approx. 645MB ISBN: 0-7435-2883-2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JAPANESE III Locn: .Japanese III - 2nd Ed Info: 2nd Edition Year: 2002 Size: Approx. 630MB ISBN: 0-7435-2885-9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (all) Num_Files: 60 files each, type MP3 (30 Lessons, 30 Readings) Source: Simon & Schuster Pimsleur Language Programs (48 CDs) File encoding: CBR 96kbps Joint-Stereo @ 44.1kHz Encoded by: +*halofubar*+ Website: http://www.halofubar.com (free 2GB e-mail account!) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =============================================================================== II. THE "PIMSLEUR" METHOD =============================================================================== The Pimsleur Method What is the Pimsleur difference? The Pimsleur Method Provides the most effective language-learning program ever developed. The Pimsleur Method gives you quick command of a new language's structure without tedious drills. Because of this, learning to speak becomes enjoyable and rewarding. The Key reason most people struggle with new languages is that they aren't given proper instruction - only bits and pieces of a language. Other language programs sell only pieces - dictionaries; grammar books and instructions; lists of hundreds or even thousands of words and definitions; audios containing useless drills. They leave it to you to assemble these pieces as you try to speak. Pimsleur enables you to spend your time learning to speak the language rather than just studying its parts. When you were learning English, could you speak before you knew how to conjugate verbs? Of course you could! That same learning process is what Pimsleur replicates. Pimsleur presents the whole language as one integrated piece so you can succeed. The Pimsleur Method The unique method developed by Dr. Paul Pimsleur lets you learn a language the way native speakers do - exposing you to vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation all at once, in everyday conversations. And by applying Dr. Pimsleur's two key proven principles - the Principle of Graduated Interval Recall and the Principle of Anticipation - this program delivers results faster and more effectively than any other language learning method, whether classroom or packaged. "The Principle of Graduated Interval Recall" In his research, Dr Pimlseur discovered how long students remembered new information and at what intervals they needed to be reminded of it. If reminded too soon or too late, they failed to retain the information. This discovery enabled him to create a schedule of exactly when and how the information should be reintroduced. This program is designed to remind you of new information at the exact intervals where maximum retention takes place. Each time your memory begins to fade, you will be asked to recall the word. Through this powerful method, your new language skills move from short-term to long-term memory. "The Principle of Anticipation" Before Dr. Pimsleur created his unique teaching method, language courses were based on the principle of repetition. Teachers drummed phrases into the students' minds over and over, as if language were made up only of words to be memorized. On the contrary, however, neurophysiologists tell us that simple and unchallenging repetition has a hypnotic, even dulling effect on the learning process, completely counterproductive to actually learning a language. Dr. Pimsleur discovered that learning accelerates when there is an "input/output" system of interaction, in which students receive information and then are later asked to retrieve and use it. The Principle of Anticipation requires you to "anticipate" a correct answer. Practically, what this means is that you retrieve the answer from your memory based on information provided in earlier lessons. Pimsleur Results In short, Pimsleur reinvents natural language acquisition - the way you learned your native tongue - and applies it to second-language acquisition. As sufficient structures and vocabulary are acquired, early reading is introduced in those languages that employ a sound-based alphabet. Learners can then progress to see how word-sounds become written language. You'll have a broad repertoire of words, phrases, and sentences to choose from as you're able to build longer sentences and have real interactive conversations with native speakers. You'll find yourself subconsciously thinking in your new language before you know it. You'll be amazed at how quickly you begin to understand the words and begin to put sentences together in real conversations. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ==========================================================================[END]
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This is a fake re-seed of the real torrent which is located at http://piratebayproxy.live/tor/3866463/Absolute_Pimsleur_s_Japanese_1-3_%5Bwww.halofubar.com%5D. I do not recommend downloading this, and I do not know what this person's game is.
I don't know what crawled up halofubar's butt, the uif mounts just fine with MagicDisc.
Very nice torrent, everything works just the way it should.
The official APJ torrents are at http://APJ-MP3-1.halofubar.com (Demonoid), http://APJ-MP3-2.halofubar.com (here) and http://APJ-FLAC.halofubar.com (here).
that jack ass is trying to get us to use his torrent
Just downloaded this, listening to Japanese I now, works just fine. The extra notes work too.
Also, just started using a Mac, since this file comes in UIF file format, which you will need to convert to ISO before using:
http://vafer.org/projects/uif2iso4mac/
It's free, and it works - install this app, double click the ISO, it'll be mounted in Finder under your hard disk and user name. From there, drag and drop the folders you want to use to its destination.
Also, just started using a Mac, since this file comes in UIF file format, which you will need to convert to ISO before using:
http://vafer.org/projects/uif2iso4mac/
It's free, and it works - install this app, double click the ISO, it'll be mounted in Finder under your hard disk and user name. From there, drag and drop the folders you want to use to its destination.
Can someone let me know how to change a UIF, in order to make it compatible with Windows.....I'm very uncomputer savy. thanks in advance.
noobs you dnt need to change to to iso, it is like iso but different. it should work on anything.
I've updated the real Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese to fix several of the MP3 files that had truncation issues at the end. Release 2 is available at http://APJ.halofubar.com, or you can get the mirror address at http://www.halofubar.com (which also gives instructions on how to get a free 7GB+ gmail-powered @halofubar.com account).
Again, this torrent right here wasn't posted by me, but says it's my material. Whether it is a copy of my old torrent or not, the new one fixes several problems.
I may (*may*) upload APJ R2 on TPB as well, since I already have it on Demonoid and MiniNova.
Again, this torrent right here wasn't posted by me, but says it's my material. Whether it is a copy of my old torrent or not, the new one fixes several problems.
I may (*may*) upload APJ R2 on TPB as well, since I already have it on Demonoid and MiniNova.
I put up a mirror to "Absolute Pimsleur's Japanese" Release 2 here on TPB as well: http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/4761360/Absolute_Pimsleur_s_Japanese_%5BRelease_2%5D. Enjoy!
Pay more attention to the woman?s pronunciations in Level II 2nd edition, as the man?s tend to slide / slur towards
(ex.:) ?kyte kyrikaishte kydasai? rather than saying ?kiite kurikaishite kudasai? as just one example but often used. (For English speakers; you can read ?y? here as the French pronunciation for their ?u?).
I hear no such faults in Level I 3rd or Level III 1st.
Have not checked Level III 2nd.
Would this be dialectically, I couldn?t know.
(Why my quotation marks end up being question marks I don?t know)
(ex.:) ?kyte kyrikaishte kydasai? rather than saying ?kiite kurikaishite kudasai? as just one example but often used. (For English speakers; you can read ?y? here as the French pronunciation for their ?u?).
I hear no such faults in Level I 3rd or Level III 1st.
Have not checked Level III 2nd.
Would this be dialectically, I couldn?t know.
(Why my quotation marks end up being question marks I don?t know)
Just released the FLAC (lossless) version of Absolute Pimsleur\'s Japanese here on TPB at http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/5688306/Absolute_Pimsleur_s_Japanese_FLAC for your listening pleasure. :)
Halofubar's PB link doesn't work,his "ajp..." one does. Is this Language app good for playing in your car while commuting to work? I hope so!
Thanks to Halo for making this and to kemacy2 for putting it on PB. I originally go the flac version but that doesn't work in iTunes, so this saves me all the work of converting to mp3.
Thanks to Halo for making this and to kemacy2 for putting it on PB. I originally go the flac version but that doesn't work in iTunes, so this saves me all the work of converting to mp3.
I would recommend getting the torrent posted above by Haluofbar on 2010-07-13, because larger file size means better sound quality. This torrent here looks too small to me.
In response to Vaganza, for anyone who sees it and is wondering what he means, in Japanese, "I"s and "U"s are often left out of pronunciations. For instance, "Sasuke" from Naruto is pronounced "Sah skay" instead of "Sah su kay". I don't think every word is like this, but I see it very often.
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