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[Anonymous No.]

Best free online resource for learning Japanese? I just finished my Bachelors in Computer Science, and I am spending a year in Japan teaching English to little kids, so I would like to learn a little Japanese before I go. I have about a year.

No I don't want to increase my debt further and pay for a course.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10640576
>Best free online resource for learning Japanese?
Try the internet, I heard it's great.

[Anonymous No.]

nama-sensei's japanese lessons is a good start.
go onto /int/'s language learning guide for japansese if you need more info on advanced stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

lol i dunno

[Anonymous No.]

>>10640590
There are an infinite amount of resources out there for learning languages, especially Japanese. I would know because I speak Dutch natively and a friend wanted to learn and everything online for free I could find for him is garbage.

But nice shitposting anyways.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10640604
Time to learn to use the internet then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10640604
>everything online for free I could find for him is garbage.
Guess you're out of luck then. All of those free online Japanese resources are shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10640576

Japonesepod101 dotu komu

The fastest, easiest, most fun way to Japonese. Sign up for your free life taimu account. Your free lifetaimu account is yours to keep Forever. So what are you waiting for?

[Anonymous No.]

Try >>>/a/82002864

You're lucky though, immersion is pretty much the best way to learn.