Learn More English with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure!!

Learn More English with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure!
Information
Japanese Name	『ジョジョの奇妙な冒険』で英語をもっと学ぶッ! !
Author(s)	Naohiko Kitaura (Translator) Marty Friedman (Supervisor)
Release Date	August 26, 2016
Pages	128
ISBN	978-4087860689
Publisher	Shueisha
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Learn More English with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure! (『ジョジョの奇妙な冒険』で英語をもっと学ぶッ! !, "JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken" de Eigo o Motto Manabu!!) is the second English study guidebook released as part of the Learn English with JoJo series. It was released in Japan on August 25, 2016.

Much like the first, the book was published by Shueisha and supervised by heavy metal guitarist, Marty Friedman. It includes famous scenes and quotes from Parts 5 through 7 of the JoJo manga.

Summary

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I am very honored to be able to participate in the second edition of the "JoJo × English" series. Because Learn English with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure had a good reputation, I am very happy. I think that in learning a foreign language, "having an interest" and "thinking you want to know" are the "key to the treasure." I think it has become an inexpensive, ideal book for the JoJo fan. Also, because it has "deep" conversation different from the usual content in JoJo works, I think you will be able to speak about things regarding the profound place of human life. By all means, please enjoy and read this deep expression.

”

—Marty Friedman

The second book covers scenes from Parts 5, Vento Aureo and Part 7, Steel Ball Run and includes sections of Grammar Explanation, Foreign Words in English, Adjectives Ending in -ed, Future and Past Tense, To Get the Hang of "Be" is to Get the Hang of English!, and Subjunctive Past. It also includes different specific topics, such as Marriage Vows and Travel English Dialogue, and is supposed to provide a wide range of English grammar knowledge when combined with the first book.

Unlike the majority of Japanese books, this one is read from left to right instead of the usual right to left.