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Where to go next...
OK so I've learnt Hiragana and Katakana and am now ready to move my learning on. I think probably beginning to learn phrases is the best place to go next as then I will get practice with reading, listening, speaking, grammar, begin to pick up some kanji and start being able to interact with other Japanese speakers here.
The problem is that I got some basic phrase flashcards on anki and it just seems kind of mind-boggling at present, precisely because I don't know kanji, find it hard to understand what is being said when listening (therefore cannot article the spoken side) and don't understand the grammatical rules (so can't be sure what each word in the phrase means).
I'm kind of thinking now that maybe I should focus on one or two areas for the moment - perhaps just learning phrases written down? If anybody has any hints/advice/thoughts I would be most grateful!
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Things to learn when first learning Japanese...
So, I've approximately three days into learning Japanese and progressing quite well with Hiragana (up next Katakana!), but I wondered if there are any other areas of the language that I could begin learning while I am doing this? Or is it best to just learn Hiragana and Katakana before I start with grammar/vocabulary/speaking/Kanji etc.?
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Can anybody recommend any good resources for learning Hiragana?
I'm starting out my Japanese learning, and as far as I can tell I need to start with Hiragana (right?). I just wondered if anybody knows any good online resources for this and if there are any methods of doing this that are better than others. Is it better to learn Hiragana on it's own first or carry on with other aspects of the language and learn the alphabet(s) as I go on?
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