Nyasu
I want to improve my Japanese skills
Hi!
I'm going to Japan on early next year, and I want to improve my Japanese.
I can read and write, but the part of speaking is not so good, since I didn't practice a long time.
Someone have a good idea, how to learn new words? I thinked of reading mangas or something, but I don't know it's good choice or not.
If anyone interested in learning Japanese, we can make a skype group and we can help each other. ((The level is no matter))
I'm going to Japan on early next year, and I want to improve my Japanese.
I can read and write, but the part of speaking is not so good, since I didn't practice a long time.
Someone have a good idea, how to learn new words? I thinked of reading mangas or something, but I don't know it's good choice or not.
If anyone interested in learning Japanese, we can make a skype group and we can help each other. ((The level is no matter))
Oct 5, 2016 5:03 PM
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For your situation, I don't thinking reading Manga is the best idea. You should focus on the language you will be using in the country. I suggest learning the most common vocabulary and Kanji (at least enough to be able to read signs and menus and the like). Also, think of situations you'll be in and learn how to make sentences for those situations (eating out, shopping, asking for directions, etc).
Focus on functioning.
You don't need to read novels and know 10000 words to go to Japan. Work on your speaking and listening and learn useful words and sentences.
October 6, 2016
Hi! Im trying to find a good language buddy as well my Japanese is on elementary stage but I can understand it a lot more than the reading and writing which i have difficulties with! Would love to do a skype thing weekly if your still interested ?
October 12, 2016
Nyasu
Language Skills
English, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean
Learning Language
Japanese, Korean
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