@snailboat Yep, not looking at the sentence as a whole is a mistake I make quite often.

@Daniel - yes, I think so

This ~もの is a construction to indicate having a tendency towards for things (in science) and for people their character.

What is a newspaper 段, exactly? Is this 2 dans, for instance? screen.co.jp/ga_dtp/product/avanas/bookstudio/avanas_bookstudio/…

I will, then!

Found out it's 者, whic means people.

Also found japanesegradedreaders.com

But.I own an android tablet, not an ipad :((((

Yes, I found the physical format books, but theyre a bit expensive overseas. I'll buy them when I go to Japan, in July.

@Daniel while the though that this もの = 者 = people seems helpful, that's not the entire picture of what is happening there. Consider もの is also 物 and several other grammatical things. Also using もの for people is either a type of self-deprecating polite speech (謙譲語) or an insulting way to talk about others. (In this case, it has some of the connotations of the polite speech).

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