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Japanese learning tips
| haha idk lol. i watched amine but i still suck at them desu wwwww
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| Fuck me typed too long a reply on mobile and it didnt go thru...
1. Focus on your hira/katakana first as well as more vocab b4 tackling kanji. After which try 10-15 a week/month from the most used kanji (should be a list or AP exam list somewhere). Ofc that is just based on how much time you are willing to devote to learning so up to you.
| 2. Again depends on how much/fast you wish to learn. Plan out your time on how you wish to study (splitting time b/w vocab, grammar, kanji, listening, writing/reading, and speaking)
| 3. Once you get elementary stuff down you can try supplementing with reading japanese raws of childrens manga (basic vocab, little kanji, basic sentence structure/phrasing). Be sure to look for patterns in sentences as well (ex: person は place/time に thingを action)
| Also goes withiut saying but use actual textbooks/teaching material. I've used genki alot and japanese for travelers (for useful/common phrases you will need). Can find most online as well for free
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| Also try and find some actual Japanese people online or something to talk to, having conversations in Japanese will help a lot.
| Kind of only a little bit related (learning a foreign language and all that), but how do I improve my English? Most tests (including those at university and independent schools/courses/whatever) say I'm stuck somewhere between Intermediate and Upper-Intermediate, and I don't quite know how to move forward other than expanding my vocabulary.
| ^I'd say expanding vocab and reading as much as possible is all you can do, just read all the books.
| not a tip but when i started i start with reading tae kim's grammar guide and it still stick pretty well till today. my vocab still suck as fuck tho
| the most important thing when learning languages is Exposure
the more you Expose yourself, the better
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| Do you have any tips on Learning Japanese? I'm taking an Elementary Japanese class rn, and I was wondering this:
1.How much Kanji should I study a day?
2.How much time a day should I study for?
3.What are some tips to learning the language?