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2009年5月15日 · For learning to actually write the Kana, if you so desire, the best way is to buy or print grid paper and practice in that, following the correct stroke order. For example, the back of the Genki I workbooks has many pages for Hiragana practice.
A Fast, Efficient, and Fun Guide to Learning Japanese for All Levels
2021年1月22日 · Now, I'm about 10 months into immersion learning and I can comfortably watch most animes without subtitles and enjoy most books with barely any struggle. I discovered several new mediums like visual novels, virtual youtubers, and light novels, and the best of all is that I was enjoying what I was doing the entire time!!.
The Ultimate Guide For Self-Learning Japanese : r/LearnJapanese
2022年5月3日 · Second, in no way is it "guaranteed to get you to a super advanced level of Japanese" LOL. I thought only Duolingo made outlandish claims like this ("The best way to learn Japanese"). 15 min podcasts can be a great supplement to one's studies, but they really shouldn't be the backbone of anybody's study program. Because of the short lesson ...
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Welcome to /r/LearnJapanese, the hub on Reddit for learners of the Japanese Language. This is a summary. Please read the full list of rules here. Rules 1 If you are new to learning Japanese, read the Starter's Guide. Check to see if your question has been addressed before posting by searching or reading the wiki.
How did YOU learn Japanese? What worked and what didn’t?
2021年10月3日 · Jisho(.)org: japanese to english dictionary (website) refold(.)la : a guide for immersion based learning. (Website) Matt VS Japan: the youtube profile for refold, has a lot of great advice (youtube channel) All Japanese All The Time (AJATT): another personal fave. It's also a guide for massive immersion, and the one I mainly used. (Website)
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2018年2月9日 · HelloTalk (App Store, Play Store) is like a social network for language learning. You can make posts and have people correct your grammar, and make friends that you can practice Japanese with. HiNative is a website and app where you can get language learning help from and ask questions to native speakers of Japanese.
Best methods to learn Japanese : r/LearnJapanese - Reddit
2019年1月17日 · Another common method of getting a grasp is listening to Japanese podcasts or watching shows, and reading children's books that have basic sentences made from hiragana and basic kanji. With all that being said, I wish you all the best for your Japanese learning and studies and hope you have a great time in Japan later this year.
I've Hit 1 Month Learning Japanese - Here's My Noob Advice to
2020年5月16日 · The consensus of the responses I received was pretty much, "don't be an idiot, if you want to learn Japanese then just freaking start learning Japanese." Flash forward one month - I took that advice and am more than happy with my decision. I enjoy every second of learning. Time flies by. I've put in hours every day without missing a day.
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I just have a question about what people believe are the best way to learn Japanese. From my research i found a few different ways to learn. Take an in-person class. I live in nyc so i am able to find many in-person Japanese classes. I think this could be fun because it will allow me to socialize a bit with people who are also learning Japanese.
How do I start in learning Japanese? : r/languagelearning - Reddit
Once you have a rough understanding of how the language functions and the first few hundred kanji under your belt you can start trying to read simpler material and work your way up from there. English is all but useless when it comes to Japanese. At best you may be able to guess some loanwords by Mad Gabbing them.