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[Morgawr]

Do we even need sections? Not sure.

Original sakubi has two major sections, the "absolute beginner" and "absolute territory" parts. The idea is that the transition from section 1 to section 2 is the point where people should start reading... but also it's kinda questionable given there's so many common grammar points taught in section 2 (especially stuff like quotes, additional conditionals, conjunctions like けど, sentence ending particles).

mdbook is a bit awkward cause it doesn't let me attach an .md page to a title header section in the summary (section one and section two), so I need to use extra pages like this one which is marked as "introduction".

[icebarf]

Do we even need sections? Not sure.

Original sakubi has two major sections, the "absolute beginner" and "absolute territory" parts. The idea is that the transition from section 1 to section 2 is the point where people should start reading... but also it's kinda questionable given there's so many common grammar points taught in section 2 (especially stuff like quotes, additional conditionals, conjunctions like けど, sentence ending particles).

I think the Lessons 29-33, 35-37, 40, 41 from Absolute Territory should be a part of the Absolute Beginner section.

These lessons are core concepts that one should be familiar with before reading. Assuming, reading the guide, native material, and SRS happens concurrently, and the learner is a few days in after kana. These lessons will prove to be more useful having been read prior, as to being read simultaneously with material.