Vickie
How should I start learning Japanese?
What steps should I take in starting Japanese? I don't know any Japanese, but I'd really like to learn!
I have the Japanese keyboard, but I am really confused on the whole Hiragana, Kana, Kanji thing and conversion and I don't understand heh heh...
What's the first step I should take in learning Japanese? And how should I go from there?
Thank you very much!
24 avr. 2011 02:49
Réponses · 9
master hiragana first and foremost, then master katakana (write your name in katakana). You need not master kanji immediately, but at least familiarize yourself with the basics (for level 4 in jlpt, or level n5).. watch anime with subtitles (try watching slamdunk or deathnote) or read manga with the hiragana/katakana characters (try the naruto manga).
24 avril 2011
you can find ,
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1 mai 2011
what about beginning watching japanese dramas or something you are able to get interested?
30 avril 2011
beginning,sorry
24 avril 2011
beging is very important,you'd better go to a school to join in a formal class
24 avril 2011
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Vickie
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Coréen, Espagnol
Langue étudiée
Coréen, Espagnol
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