StoryTeaching™ with Maplopo - EP5: Taigen maker の, #3—Dazai Osamu (太宰治), Daffodil (水仙 )

EP5: Taigen maker の, #3—Dazai Osamu (太宰治), Daffodil (水仙 )

04/01/22 • 4 min

In this episode:

From the first paragraph of Osamu Dazai's 水仙 (Daffodil). Here, we take you through a breakdown of the Japanese grammar using the Taigen maker, の. This is part three.

Cohorts are under way! Sign up now, or get on the waiting list at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse/

What's Maplopo Schoolhouse?

Well..., it's us walking you through our translated works so you can learn Japanese while also enjoying the story on a deeper level. First up is Dazai's "Daffodil."

We're pulling apart the grammar and the text one paragraph at a time, to provide a unique learning experience so you can enjoy literature from Japan's Masters of Story with Maplopo.

By following along here on the podcast, you'll:

Boost your understanding of the language
ENJOY the stories
Learn directly from the translating team at Maplopo

But, in the full course, you'll get access to:

Vocabulary mind maps you can edit using an Apple iPen, or similar writing tool to make your learning STICK
Friendly conjugation charts
Kanji decks
Pronunciation downloads
Additional grammar spotlights not included in the podcast, or on YouTube
The Daffodil workbook so you can test your skills along the way
Access to quizzes that will help solidify your understanding of the grammar and ideas Dazai is covering in the book
A complimentary copy of the printed translation of the story when it is complete
A certificate of completion
AND (!) discounts on future book club translations

In May the price will return to full price, so get your invitation before all the spots fill up before then at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse

What else?

Watch the videos of this podcast with the grammar breakdowns, subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/FKh8ccMnA2U

Read along with the original Japanese text from Dazai: https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000035/files/2272_20058.html

Maplopo. Taking the scary out of learning Japanese since 2018.

Thanks for listening!

Doc and Reiko

Team Maplopo

In this episode:

From the first paragraph of Osamu Dazai's 水仙 (Daffodil). Here, we take you through a breakdown of the Japanese grammar using the Taigen maker, の. This is part three.

Cohorts are under way! Sign up now, or get on the waiting list at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse/

What's Maplopo Schoolhouse?

Well..., it's us walking you through our translated works so you can learn Japanese while also enjoying the story on a deeper level. First up is Dazai's "Daffodil."

We're pulling apart the grammar and the text one paragraph at a time, to provide a unique learning experience so you can enjoy literature from Japan's Masters of Story with Maplopo.

By following along here on the podcast, you'll:

Boost your understanding of the language
ENJOY the stories
Learn directly from the translating team at Maplopo

But, in the full course, you'll get access to:

Vocabulary mind maps you can edit using an Apple iPen, or similar writing tool to make your learning STICK
Friendly conjugation charts
Kanji decks
Pronunciation downloads
Additional grammar spotlights not included in the podcast, or on YouTube
The Daffodil workbook so you can test your skills along the way
Access to quizzes that will help solidify your understanding of the grammar and ideas Dazai is covering in the book
A complimentary copy of the printed translation of the story when it is complete
A certificate of completion
AND (!) discounts on future book club translations

In May the price will return to full price, so get your invitation before all the spots fill up before then at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse

What else?

Watch the videos of this podcast with the grammar breakdowns, subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/FKh8ccMnA2U

Read along with the original Japanese text from Dazai: https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000035/files/2272_20058.html

Maplopo. Taking the scary out of learning Japanese since 2018.

Thanks for listening!

Doc and Reiko

Team Maplopo

Previous Episode

EP4: Taigen maker の, #2—Dazai Osamu (太宰治), Daffodil (水仙 )

In this episode:

From the first paragraph of Osamu Dazai's 水仙 (Daffodil). Here, we take you through a breakdown of the Japanese grammar using the Taigen maker, の. This is part two.

Cohorts are under way! Sign up now, or get on the waiting list at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse/

What's Maplopo Schoolhouse?

Well..., it's us walking you through our translated works so you can learn Japanese while also enjoying the story on a deeper level. First up is Dazai's "Daffodil."

We're pulling apart the grammar and the text one paragraph at a time, to provide a unique learning experience so you can enjoy literature from Japan's Masters of Story with Maplopo.

By following along here on the podcast, you'll:

Boost your understanding of the language
ENJOY the stories
Learn directly from the translating team at Maplopo

But, in the full course, you'll get access to:

Vocabulary mind maps you can edit using an Apple iPen, or similar writing tool to make your learning STICK
Friendly conjugation charts
Kanji decks
Pronunciation downloads
Additional grammar spotlights not included in the podcast, or on YouTube
The Daffodil workbook so you can test your skills along the way
Access to quizzes that will help solidify your understanding of the grammar and ideas Dazai is covering in the book
A complimentary copy of the printed translation of the story when it is complete
A certificate of completion
AND (!) discounts on future book club translations

In May the price will return to full price, so get your invitation before all the spots fill up before then at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse

What else?

Watch the videos of this podcast with the grammar breakdowns, subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/FKh8ccMnA2U

Read along with the original Japanese text from Dazai: https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000035/files/2272_20058.html

Maplopo. Taking the scary out of learning Japanese since 2018.

Thanks for listening!

Doc and Reiko

Team Maplopo

Next Episode

EP6: Spotlight on: こと—Dazai Osamu (太宰治), Daffodil (水仙 )

In this episode:

From the first paragraph of Osamu Dazai's 水仙 (Daffodil). Here, the spotlight is on: こと

Cohorts are under way! Sign up now, or get on the waiting list at: https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse/

What's Maplopo Schoolhouse?

Well..., it's us walking you through our translated works so you can learn Japanese while also enjoying the story on a deeper level. First up is Dazai's "Daffodil."

We're pulling apart the grammar and the text one paragraph at a time, to provide a unique learning experience so you can enjoy literature from Japan's Masters of Story with Maplopo.

By following along here on the podcast, you'll:

Boost your understanding of the language
ENJOY the stories
Learn directly from the translating team at Maplopo

But, in the full course, you'll get access to:

Vocabulary mind maps you can edit using an Apple iPen, or similar writing tool to make your learning STICK
Friendly conjugation charts
Kanji decks
Pronunciation downloads
Additional grammar spotlights not included in the podcast, or on YouTube
The Daffodil workbook so you can test your skills along the way
Access to quizzes that will help solidify your understanding of the grammar and ideas Dazai is covering in the book
A complimentary copy of the printed translation of the story when it is complete
A certificate of completion
AND (!) discounts on future book club translations

https://maplopo.com/schoolhouse/ Summer cohort begins June 1st!

What else?

Watch the videos of this podcast with the grammar breakdowns, subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/FKh8ccMnA2U

Read along with the original Japanese text from Dazai: https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000035/files/2272_20058.html

Maplopo. Taking the scary out of learning Japanese since 2018.

Thanks for listening!

Doc and Reiko

Team Maplopo