Year 12 Japanese Textbooks in PDF?

[Greatness]

lol yeah i realised that when i had a closer look at the picture xD

[Cappuccinos]

Thanks for the resources Furbob! Very handy!   

Heres the link for  Basic Kanji Book, Vol 1.  (I'm not sure cause it doesn't have a front/back cover, I'm pretty sure its the same one, it has 500 Kanji etc)

But as Furbob said

You'd need to buy it anyway because the pages have those blank squares for practicing the stroke order unless you're willing to print out 220+ double sided pages

[Greatness]

Well im able to print them off and bind them I get my mum to do it at work

[Greatness]

Do i need to update my Adobe or something to read/view the Genki textbook properly?

[Cappuccinos]

Do i need to update my Adobe or something to read/view the Genki textbook properly?

Which one did you download? I downloaded 1st book and had to have both parts (.rar files) to make it work   
I'm using Adobe reader 9

[Greatness]

Yeah that probably explains it. My adobe is 8 xD i downlaoded the 2 part one as well, but i think both parts are the same...

[Furbob]

nice work guys If you want to go overboard with even more Kanji, I suggest getting the Basic Kanji Book vol 2

but it wouldn't be horribly relevant for VCE however if you intend to continue Japanese after year 12 then go on!

[Greatness]

Ive got too much stuff to do at once!! lol getting quite excited with jap now trying to finish off methods course... have to read my eng texts soon

[Zien]

I'm trying to focus on Chemistry rather than anything else right now. XD First Chem, then Japanese General Oral prep. Then maybe Detailed study if I have time~

[Greatness]

Whooo 2/3s of methods to go or thereabouts Then ill probs start chem.

Zien hows chem going for you? Is it easyish to understand?

[Zien]

Woah, two-thirds of the methods done already? That's awesome! I'm aiming for a 35 in it so I'm not planning to study it that much at home. Just pay a lot of attention in every class I have. XD

Chem is going well. The first 5 or so chapters aren't too hard to understand; it's pretty much just a revision of the 1/2 course with a few newly added principles. I finished the Chromatography chapter but skipped over the next few of Spectroscopy since I heard it wasn't as focused on in the exam and I wanted to get started on the AoS 2. :p My organic chem isn't good~~

I think the problem most people have with understanding the concepts is because they're not too interested. For example, by reading over the Chem forum I see that people find back titration somewhat difficult to understand. But I find it such an interesting and clever concept to overcome the problem of weak acid/weak base that I was super interested and soon understood it. XD

I haven't been doing the questions though, I'm just writing down the notes. I'm on.. 24 pages I think? (12 pages double sided.) Lots of paper @_@

[Greatness]

nice job on chem!! nah ive done 1/3 of methods but i plan to finish the course before new years!
chem is one of my favourite subjects so hopefully i can pick it up more easily
im not sure if i wanna write out notes :/

[Zien]

Chem is possibly one of my favourite subjects out of my subjects next year. It's a shame I decided not to do bio even though I want to enter Undergrad. Medicine; it could easily challenge Chem as my favourite science. XD

Nah, you don't have to. Just reading and being familiar with the concepts is enough. I'm heading into class next year with the mindset of knowing nothing and then go home and compare what I learnt in class vs. my notes I'm doing now. I believe that studying and listening in class is the best form of studying we can all do and not solo at home all year.

Are you planning to start on Japanese after Chem?

[Greatness]

Well yeah probably, i dont think ill touch the spesh stuff anymore cbf... ill just follow my teacher's advice.
I would mainly be memorising kanji, grammar and vocab for Jap. I dont think ill start looking at the new grammar points, ill just learn those in class. But it would be very important to get your kanji and grammar down pat as a minimum before school starts imo.

[Zien]

Mm, I'll be doing grammar mostly and then transition to Oral prep. I loathe learning how to write kanji but love knowing how to read it. It's quite odd.~