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>>11076527
Right here.

>>9970434
There's only one way to find out.

Hey /jp/,
Despite having a degree in Japanese language my language skills have dropped to almost zero since I left college 4 years ago. I've still got my old Genki text books but not much else. I've also got my old electronic dictionary, kanji dictionary, and E-J dictionary.

Any suggestions for websites, free software, cheap software, or android apps that I could use to speed things along?

My Genki final (Lesson 1-5) is in 12 hours.

Any protips from those who have taken the course?

Well /jp/ I find myself in a curious situation.

I've studied Japanese in college and studied abroad for a semester. I haven't taken the JLPT test yet but one of my Japanese teachers believed I could pass level 3 (of the old tests) I'd say I can handle daily conversation.

A friend of a friend heard that I know Japanese, and has asked if I could tutor her cousin in English. He's living here because he lived near Fukushima. He's 14 and his English is pretty limited. I've never done formal tutoring before so I ask you:

-What sort of ESL books should I get?
-How do I gauge his ability and know where to start?
-How much payment should I ask for?
-Any protips or cheatcodes you know of when it comes to tutoring.

Pic related, it's where I learned Nihongo

How many of you have used this book?

So I got Genki I a few days ago and started going over it. As I'm self-learning, I expected a bit of a curve with regards to getting no experienced help. You guys have any learning tips that can aid me a little further if there are any other self-learners out there?

Regards

are there any better textbooks or tools for learning nihongo through self study? i need your guidance /jp/

Is this my best choice?

Please help me study for my 101 final!!!

Some useful stuff that gets posted over and over again in Japanese language threads:

Genki books
AJATT (www.alljapaneseallthetime.com)
Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese(www.guidetojapanese.org)
Heisig's RTK (book 1 & 3)
Anki (something to SRS with)
immerse yourself in the language (animu/VNs/J-drama/mango/etc)

And I think that's about all. Or I can't remember any of the other shit (excluding Rosetta), but these sites/books/etc will help.

>>2670228
>わ

こんばんわ、私は　マシャル。なんひとが　日本語をべんきようしたですか
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Hey, /jp/. Has anyone used this book to learn Japanese? Is there anything better out there or something I can supplement this book with?

Anyone had experience with this book? Is it the best way to learn outside of a classroom?

in b4 shitstorm.

Sup /jp/.

I keep seeing these fucking Rosetta Stone commercials and I'm starting to wonder if I should try it. Has anyone else used the shit? Any results? Got anything that you know will assist me in learning Japanese?

Pic related, currently downloading to try out.

Anyone know a good textbook of some sort to learn Japanese?

Something big and that has exercises such fill in the blank and simple things like that.

Thanks in Advance!

No, I used this.

This

This book is better... especially if you are learning it independently