/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Hello /jp/

Going to japan/tokyo for three weeks next year and would like to learn some Japanese. What are the best books/online resources for self-teaching?

[Anonymous No.]

google.com

[Anonymous No.]

There's only one way to learn Japanese. Heisig.

[Anonymous No.]

You want to learn japanese in less than a year?

HAHAHAHA OH WOW

[Anonymous No.]

>>776965

It only took me three months with Heisig.

[Anonymous No.]

>>776965
just because you failed to learn it in whatever time you've wasted time on it, it doesnt mean someone else couldn't learn a lot in a year.

download wakan or buy "basic kanji book vol.1"
practice 10 kanji a day and you'll surely know all the basic kanji after a year. You also need to learn a lot of words while you're at it, but before this step you should go to guidetojapanese.org or any other similar site for the basic grammar, hiragana and katakana.

It all breaks down to how much effort / time you're willing to put on it.

[Anonymous No.]

Check out the Rosetta Stone's course for Speaking

http://yosida.com and realkana.com are where I'm learning Hiragana and Katakana.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/about

[Anonymous No.]

go away thread, before the shitstorm starts.

and hf in a year you can learn a lot, if you're not a fag and really concentrate on it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>777390
Or a NEET.