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20934061 No.20934061 [Reply] [Original]

is posible learning read-only japanese without die?
I want to learn how to read it in order to read untranslated manga

>> No.20934075
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>>20934061
>is posible learning read-only japanese without die?

>> No.20934086

without what? writing?
yes, there are japanese people born paralyzed.

>> No.20934093

I mean you haven't even gotten English down yet

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>>20934061

>> No.20934493

what can I use in order to learn how to read japanese?

>> No.20934536

>>20934493
Reading Japanese.

>> No.20939597

I think you should learn english first

>> No.20942676

>>20934061
It depends on what level you want to read, but even stuff like よつば is gonna take some time to read fluently / near fluently. The adult stuff is gonna take at least twice as long if not more. also, I recommend really knowing what you want; you don't wanna be x years in getting upset thinking "man I should've listened to more Japanese so I could watch anime fluently too."

>>20934493
a grammar book, a dictionary, (a fuck ton of) Japanese reading materials, and preferably a transcript in your native language for when you're a beginner.

>> No.20942954

>>20934061
Cute dog.

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