Trying to Learn Japanese

[Anonymous No.12908766]

Learning it so I can read Japanese literature mostly. I got Hiragana and Katakana down but don't know where to go next, how can I start learning some basic vocabulary? I'm using Duolingo but anything else I can do?

[Anonymous No.12908769]

Wrong board, bucko.

[Anonymous No.12908774]

出来ないよ
https://djtguide.neocities.org/guide.html

Also, this isn't the board for this. Check out djt on /int/ or /jp/ next time.

[Anonymous No.12908783]

>>12908769
>learning it to read Jap lit
>wrong board

[Anonymous No.12908811]

>>12908766
>>>/jp/
I do mean it. There's a learning Japanese general.

[Anonymous No.12908848]

>>12908766

There are about 2,500 kanji for you to memorize if you want to become literate. Start off by learning the radicals. Also, unironically head to /jp/.

[Anonymous No.12908888]

Don't go to /jp/ and don't listen to faggots.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15uvv72eVFBtcOlfHaHUfT_HhZsgWxd7VjT9u-zVSwdw/pub

[Anonymous No.12908996]

>>12908888
based and correct quads, /jp/ has nothing of use for you

[Anonymous No.12909030]

>>12908888
quads of deceit and uselessness. /jp/ is a great board.

[Anonymous No.12909040]

>>12909030
quads don't lie, anon

[Anonymous No.12909119]

Nihongoshark has a neat Anki deck to memorize kanji. It includes all the mnemonic stories from Heisig's remembering the kanji book + some user stories. Being able to associate each Kanji with a keyword related to it's meaning will help a lot in learning vocab.