/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

soup /jp/ I recently made up my mind, and now im gonna try to learn Japanese, so I would like to know what programs/books did you guys get in order to learn It. Also should I try to learn to speak it first or learn to read.

[Anonymous No.]

Take a class at your local community college. Alternately, Genki. Alternately, /lang/.

[Anonymous No.]

namasensei japanese lessons on youtube

Kanpai , bitch

[Anonymous No.]

>>12181077
Work on both speaking and reading from the beginning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12181077
Translate something everyday, lest your forget to learn how to do it altogether.

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>>12184894
>skipping kanji
>setting rosetta stone to romaji

Are you admiring my beautiful quoting? i laugh and cum all over this troll picture

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>>12185529
It helps to develop a working verbal vocabulary before you dive into the moonrunes without any context. You're the troll, especially with your disgusting comment. Frig out of the jay, retard.

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>>12184894
Can confirm. Watched anime for five years without learning kana and I figured out what "sugoi" means.

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>>12181077
www.memrise.com for hiragana and katakana and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zfBMDNkJuI

www.wanikani.com fun and easy way to learn kanji with vocab (totally not a shill)

https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7337240/JapanesePod101_-_complete_snapshot_%5BMay_2012%5D

Podcasts for grammar w/ transcripts! Perfect for lwt input! Genki also helpful...


http://lwt.sourceforge.net learn japanese in context...it's a bit confusing to set up but when you get used to it it is better than anki

https://mega.co.nz/#!EEtQ1AYL!X-gE-7zj2OgsuSW4IxEY_e9dLb1TOBHLDr0vQSYELoc lingq.com rips from an /a/non, great content to get started complete with audio!