It is fun! But the alphabet is, so far, difficult to learn. It's not the individual letters (technically there are, um, 24? slightly less than English) but the fact that they look different at different times. I guess it's probably similar to how, for someone learning English and learning the Latin alphabet for the first time, they think "the cursive G and the capital G and the print G all look so different! But they're all the same letter!" Anyway, that makes it more challenging.
On the other hand, with only 2 classes (so, what, a little less than 5 hours) we covered half of the alphabet and are now reading words, and that feels pretty good. So maybe it's not that bad.
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Date: 2007-05-23 12:09 pm (UTC)On the other hand, with only 2 classes (so, what, a little less than 5 hours) we covered half of the alphabet and are now reading words, and that feels pretty good. So maybe it's not that bad.