Where do you read SAO? (lightnovel)
| have the original copy of the LN (vol 1-7) but i dont understand jap though ^^ |
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| Baka-tsuki if it didn't exist i would never have created this club |
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| The Chinese version is very cheap. Only costs like 20 bucks RMB for a volume. ^_^ |
-ryancklam- said: The Chinese version is very cheap. Only costs like 20 bucks RMB for a volume. ^_^ lol like 3$ |
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| i can understand some japanese through watching countless anime but i cant read a word of it, without bakatsuki id be screwed |
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edwd2 said: Wow, there are other people who read the licensed chinese novels! I currently live in mainland China (so I speak chinese) and 天闻角川 is currently releasing the novels (the sixth volume will be out soon), and yes, they sell for around 25 yuan (3~4 dollars) depending on the page number of the volume. The book is slightly larger than the japanese one (787mm x 1092mm) and the translation isn't bad either. Also, in China, light novels are more popular than manga, so almost all well known Japanese novels are licensed here, that includes Haruhi, DuRaRaRa,Index, Baka to Test, and more recently, Sakurasou, and new ones that will be adapted to anime Awesome, time to buy some light novels when I am in China. |
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| We can't help it. I hope they license it in English though |
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| should I read SAO manga? or just continue watching the anime first? I wanna read the manga so badly but I don't want to be disappointed when I see the anime :l |
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SanzeniN19 said: should I read SAO manga? or just continue watching the anime first? I wanna read the manga so badly but I don't want to be disappointed when I see the anime :l If anything, I would like to ask the people to watch the anime first then rediscover the feelings again when you read the LN version. Let's see, I was reading SAO in the web post but I didn't go far since it was in Japanese. So in the end, it was Baka-tsuki that save my enjoyment of this series. |
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SanzeniN19 said: should I read SAO manga? or just continue watching the anime first? I wanna read the manga so badly but I don't want to be disappointed when I see the anime :l the manga is shit isn't really all that to be honest, though its a different story if you are talking about the LN you should watch the anime first and then read the more detailed version of the story in the LN because i have to say reading the LN first really stopped me from enjoying the anime to the fullest because i know whats gonna happen which spoils it for me and also i cant help but compare it to the LN and feel disappointed that it cut out a part or didn't follow the LN correctly while a person who hasn't read the LN would say it was brilliant and that there was nothing wrong i dont regret reading the novels first though, i started reading it from last year and didn't even know that it was getting an anime so there is no way ill start reading it and just stop |
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| Currently owns all released volumes and I can read Jap :D |
| I learned Japanese starting with the letters first (Hiragana and Katakana), and then learned some basic phrases by watching anime. After I got the gist of the grammar structure with the help of Yahoo Answer and Wikipedia, I started reading japanese raw mangas to build up on my Kanji and vocab. I can speak, read, and write Chinese fluently, so it didn't take too long for me until I was able to read most Japanese literature with little to no problems. It's a long, cheap, yet fun experience. If you keep at it, you'll see major improvements in a very short period of time. Regarding the novels. I bought my books through Amazon Japan. That site does international shipping so I believe it should also ship to Germany. |
| I downloaded the app from Baka-Tsuki so I can read the light novels right on my phone. No PDF versions. |
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Kirito-Kirigaya said: That sounds nice gotta check it out if its available on my phone too. Search for BakaReade on the Android Market. No mention about it for the Apple. |
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