Learning japanese

[Anonymous No.]

Hi /jp/
I wanna learn japanese, so do any of you know any easy access childrens' computer games or "learn to write"-books?

[Anonymous No.]

Ask /int/. This is the weeaboo containment board.

Take a course at your local community college or get Genki. A game won't be of much use.

[Anonymous No.]

Genki

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313197
>>>/a/DJT

Was this the way you did it? I can't remember.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313207
those threads are terrible, link to /int/ instead because it is filled with actual speakers

>>>/int/27920761

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313212
DJT is better for people who want to actually learn something, not just read shitposts of proxy gaijins

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313261
No, it's really not.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313267
it's far less shit. If you just want to read, you can go to any jap site.
The last time I visited DJT, they at least discussed resources they use for learning and some confusing aspects of the language. /int/ just posts a bunch of links in the OP and then the entire thread is shitposting and proxyfagging.

[Anonymous No.]

Learning Japanese is like sucking your own dick, ain't gonna happen.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313278
this, and if you dislike /a/ or those threads you can atleast use their sticky for links and resources.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313283
I highly recommend the resources listed there. I do not recommend visiting the threads.

[Anonymous No.]

I wish this board had a sticky.

[Anonymous No.]

1 thing that most people get wrong is that they start reading way to late.

Don't learn each meaning of a kanji with retarded shit like heisigs and kanjidamage and just read really simple moege or manga.

Do not read things with furigana after knowing kana for more than a week.

[Anonymous No.]

>>12313197
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/