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1838612 No.1838612 [Reply] [Original]

Is this any good? Figured /jp/ would know better than /v/.

>> No.1838619

>>1838612
No, not really.

>> No.1838620

yes it is perfect for anyone's who's learning japanese. it's a great study tool. now delete your thread before it turns into a shitstorm

>> No.1838624

It's really basic stuff, just use it to jumpstart your learning.

>> No.1838631

as >>1838620 said, it may help
but by no means it works as a real course

>> No.1838632

>>1838624
So I can use it to learn the alphabets, then?

>> No.1838638

>>1838636
That's boring.

>> No.1838636

>>1838632
If you mean hiragana and katakana, just sit down with a piece of paper and a pencil and learn them in a couple days.

>> No.1838648

>>1838638
Excuse me for recommending what works.

>> No.1838651

>>1838638
You know, perhaps you shouldn't be learning Japanese...

>> No.1838694

i thing it's ok. your learning words und simple sentences. for the beginning ok, but not for real studying.

>> No.1838703

So, suggestions for learning Kanji? Apart from formal courses.

>> No.1838709

only Kanji: Remembering the Kanji by Heisig

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