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LipeJJ on 18 January 2016
outlawauron said:

I highly, highly recommend this course on memrise: http://www.memrise.com/course/12/introduction-to-japanese/

 

It's free and you can also do it from your smartphone. Fantastic way to start out learning.

 

Wow, thanks for the advice! Looks really good.



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Swordmasterman on 18 January 2016

ok



Lafiel on 18 January 2016

レアゲームを遊ぶ為に少し日本語を自修しましたが自分で文を書くと話す事わ全然自信がない。



Swordmasterman on 18 January 2016

Kanjis are writen with "Radicals" isn't it ?, like each trace of a Kanji, have a Different meaning, someone knows a site where i can get those meanings ?.



Platina on 18 January 2016

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TJZ_Link on 18 January 2016

Tagged.
I really need to start learning Japanese again... Only learned the Hiragana characters and combine sounds, didn't even get to the small つ and other stuff.



RingoGaSuki on 18 January 2016

I have added a preliminary list of resources for Japanese learning to the first post. Will extend upon it over time.
皆さん、是非使ってみてください！:D



RingoGaSuki on 18 January 2016
Swordmasterman said:
Kanjis are writen with "Radicals" isn't it ?, like each trace of a Kanji, have a Different meaning, someone knows a site where i can get those meanings ?.

I'd highly recommend KanjiDamage (link in the first post), breaks down the Kanji into their radicals and makes them like an alphabet and so very easy to remember. Does it all humorously too, so that's even better! :)





PerturbedKitty on 18 January 2016
RingoGaSuki said:
Swordmasterman said:
Kanjis are writen with "Radicals" isn't it ?, like each trace of a Kanji, have a Different meaning, someone knows a site where i can get those meanings ?.

I'd highly recommend KanjiDamage (link in the first post), breaks down the Kanji into their radicals and makes them like an alphabet and so very easy to remember. Does it all humorously too, so that's even better! :)

the best books that can be used for learning japanese grammar are the genki series. there are 2 of them. part 1 is orange and part 2 is green. they start at a level where you do not need to know any japanese at all. 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GENKI-An-Integrated-Course-in-Elementary-Japanese-Textbook-1-w-CD-2nd-edition-FS-/111870523332?hash=item1a0c00b7c4:g:CP8AAOSwaA5Wkc-u

that is an ebay listing for the first book. i would really encourage anybody who is serious about learning japanese to follow these books guidelines. they are excellent. they come with a CD with drills for each lesson.





curl-6 on 18 January 2016

Watashi no nihongo wa heta dayo ne.

Koko de benkyoshimashita, kyu nen mai ni.

Wasuremashita na.