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Learn Japanese verbs and adjectives fast and remember them longer using memory triggers.
About the Author
Ryan McDonald was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He has worked with computers and publishing for years. He attended Georgia Southern University and graduated with a Printing Management degree. After finally getting sick of the corporate 8-5 life, he packed his bags and moved overseas. When he\'s not at a computer, he enjoys playing frisbee golf, traveling, snowboarding, and studying Japanese (obviously). He is currently living in Japan teaching English in High School.
Learn Japanese verbs and adjectives fast and remember them longer using memory triggers.
About the Author
Ryan McDonald was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He has worked with computers and publishing for years. He attended Georgia Southern University and graduated with a Printing Management degree. After finally getting sick of the corporate 8-5 life, he packed his bags and moved overseas. When he\'s not at a computer, he enjoys playing frisbee golf, traveling, snowboarding, and studying Japanese (obviously). He is currently living in Japan teaching English in High School.
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