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Are you good at japanese?
What is the biggest tip you can give a learner?

>> No.5914928

eroge everyday

>> No.5914930

Try playing Final fantasy 1 and translating it at the same time.
And don't learn Kanji, nobody uses Kanji these days, only hobos and whores.

>> No.5914927

Immerse yourself.

>> No.5914933

ｇａｎｂａｒｅ

>> No.5914934

Learn and remember the hiragana and katagana. If you can decipher the basic characters, you'll be able to search and translate the rest with a dictionary.

>> No.5914935

>>5914927
I'd immerse myself in that too if you know what I mean

>> No.5914936

>>5914921
Search the archive next time, asshat.

>> No.5914943

Get Rosetta Stone, don't take classes because they teach you the wrong things.

Watching anime is ok but try to make sure you listen while you read the subs.

You should learn the kana but don't rush, as long as you can speak it that is fine, nobody really writes things any more anyway.

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5914962

You can thank me later

>> No.5914971

I said good at japanese
>Implying I dont need instructions aimed at a fucknut

>> No.5914982

anyone else want to lick the back of her knees?

>> No.5914999

tl;dr practice Kanji like you're grinding an MMO character. All day, every day, year after year.

Regarding integrating with Japanese society: don't be a fucktard, this will stand out more than being foreign. By now most people don't even give a flying fuck about someone being foreign anymore, but people will still not want to be anywhere near you if you don't act your age.

>> No.5915007

Move to Japan, immerse yourself in the language, and get a professional tutor. It's the only way.

>> No.5915008 [DELETED] 

>>5914971
Reported for implying in /jp/.

>> No.5915016
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5915016

>>katakana (ひらがな) and hiragana (ｶﾀｶﾅ)

>> No.5915085

>>5914982
I'd rather just smother myself in her ass.

>> No.5915093

>>5915016

You sure are crafty.

>> No.5915294

>>5914962
Shit guide OP, don't follow this.

>> No.5916812

>>5915007
Only good advice so far. And it applies for every other language. That is what I did. Too bad I ended up liking Japan so much and never went back to mother russia, learning moonspeack was a must.

>> No.5916831

>>5915007
All you need to do is immerse yourself. The other two things do not matter.

>> No.5916834

Immerse yourself in semen.

>> No.5916837

>Are you good at japanese?

Shit no

It's all CHING CHONG WING WOJNG

>> No.5916851

>>5916812
Do you do nothing, and have everything?

>> No.5916857

Don't look at it as learning vocab at first. Look at it as learning kanji and vocab being a part of that. You need to know the readings just as well as the words they make up, but either way make sure you learn the damn kanji. Also, try to learn similar things at the same time. For instance, take 15 kanji and learn the on reading and then learn the kun reading for it and then learn the composite words. After that move onto a new 15 kanji.

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