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1.Heisig "remembering the kanji"
2.learn the kana
3.read tae kim's guide to jap grammar on the net
4.go through genki 1 and 2 for vocab
5.japanese, the manga way
6.senko k maynard japanese grammar handbook
7.integrated intermediate jap
8.GOOD JOB THE WINNER IS YOU!


Just study these books in that order. Get the CDS for all textbooks. Find and Download "Yan-san and the Japanese people" movies and accompanying workbooks. Study this series in combo with Genki 1 and 2. When you get to the intermediate level, start seriously trying to understand jap drama which you download off the interbuts.

once you get past the "integrated intermediate japanese" text, start importing JLPT books for Nippon, particularly the listening comprehenstion.

Also try to find a tutor, but if you can't don't give up! Speak it when you can, but you can still go a long way by studying grammar AND listening comprehension. Listening is a great skill to build. When and if you do get to japan , and if you followed the method I outlined above, your moonspeak ability will be excellent. even more important is that you built a strong foundation of grammar and comprehension ability, so when you immerse yourself in japan, you'll be able to thrive.

The schoolgirls will be yours, my friend.

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