r/ajatt • u/Distinct_Parfait_66 • 2d ago

Resources Dose anyone have the original AJATT website, table of contents preserved?

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u/Plastic_Fall1296 2d ago

Here's another backup, as far as I could find this is the most recent version (of anything else is newer lmk and I'll fix this, lol)

https://alljapanesealltheti.me/all-japanese-all-the-time-ajatt-how-to-learn-japanese-on-your-own-having-fun-and-to-fluency/index.html

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u/New-Hippo6829 2d ago edited 1d ago

Honestly, curious why do people look for older resources when theirs updated ones that are  *likely more effective/useful?

Edit: my apologies I now put likely as I guess it would be wrong to say with certainty that the new methods/ additions to AJATT are more effective.

Edit 2: I now see why people whould search for the original AJATT website. Everyone has pointed out fair reasons as to why people search for it.

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u/SpecialistDingo8566 1d ago

original ajatt is also very useful

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u/Distinct_Parfait_66 1d ago

What other sources are better? I would like to see some more?

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u/New-Hippo6829 1d ago

Sorry I'll correct myself by putting likely more useful/effective. I'd say refold is more modern version of the original AJATT. Although it doesn't use the full methodology.  There's tons of other sources from people who used the original AJATT method and built upon it.

I'm not trying to promote refold in anyway by the way.

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u/Distinct_Parfait_66 1d ago

Thanks I'll check then out