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>>18071980
Hey DJT,
I've been reading Tae Kim on and off but haven't put any effort. As my new year's resolution I want to dedicate myself and learn Nihongo again (yeah right). I'm better off in all other aspects except grammar. Now I want to know, which of Tae Kim's guide should I read/focus on first? There are two guides:

The Grammar guide, which is suggested by the DJT link, and is also offered in other formats (Android, PDF, Paperback). http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar

The Complete Guide, which for a long while has been "in progress", which is weird to still be described as such even though he put more effort in changing the website layout.
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/complete/


Which would be a better start? I'm leaning towards the Grammar guide, but I want to know which has the best pacing / explanation / information of the two, and which would be more resourceful?


>>18072208
I'm having this exact same dilemma too, but I'm more intent on Japanese though, because Russian is easily accessible and learn-able.

At the very least, just learn how to read Cyrillic, it's the only barrier that makes Russian appear "different". After that, it just becomes "another European language".

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http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/doc/niwatori/index.html