Review of Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Japanese Edition)

[Veronica P feather]

[i][Following is a volunteer review of "Idiom Attack Vol. 1 Everyday Living (Japanese Edition)" by Peter Liptak.][/i]

[rwc=id383153-125]4 out of 4 stars.[/rwc][i]Idiom Attack[/i] by Peter Liptak is a pretty educational and useful book because it gives a brief, simple and interesting way to understand idioms. Idioms can be used to showcase a large variety of emotions in a short, simple and creative way. People might be perplexed and it may feel difficult for them at first when looking into the concept of idioms but when they dig deeper into the book they would find it pretty interesting.



Peter Liptak tells us about idioms and gives examples in such a way which makes it easier for us to use them in real life rather than a theoretical way which makes it a little hard for us to form them. Idioms do come in handy when we need them the most, that is- when we want to sound professional, when we want to turn long sentences into short one, when we have limited time to submit an essay or an assignment, idioms can be used for both formal and informal

conversation, etc.



[i]Idiom Attack[/i] tells you more about the fun world of idioms and a way to put up large sentences or emotions into a word or two. That's why a lot of importance is placed in the learning of idioms. Idioms can be boring to read at times but [i]Idiom Attack[/i] makes it more interesting. Using idioms one can also save time when we want to write essays or letters.



I would give this book a [b]4 out of 4[/b] because the book provides learning creatively and better understanding for everyone. [i]Idiom Attack[/i] makes it easier for us to understand hard and difficult Japanese words by giving English translations and worksheets for better understanding of the reader. This book can be recommended for people who have been studying Japanese for a long time since it makes it easier for them to understand the writings and read them and they can understand the Idioms much more than the English translations.



I would recommend this book to people who are struggling with the Japanese language and idioms. This book is suitable for all age groups given that you have adequate knowledge of the language because this would be better for them to understand the concept of idioms even better without using the English translations.

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