How do I get good at japanese?
How do I get good at japanese?
Levi Adams
Thomas Williams
watch a metric fuckton of anime
Oliver Jenkins
well more like practice common vocab and basic grammar ALOT then watch a fuckton of anime
manga is great for learning to read japanese, especially stuff like k-on that’s relatively simple and is mostly just normal conversation
Henry Robinson
it was a joke but ok
Ethan Butler
well now I feel like an idiot
William Collins
i mean idk it could work
Chase Taylor
Where can I learn the basic stuff then?
Can you recommend some resources?
Luis Price
duolingo is good if you want something easy to access and use
Ian Green
Suck jap cock
Kevin Rivera
Ok real talk serious advice that really works.
Watch an anime episode then after a short while watch the episode again but move the window down so that it cuts off the subtitles at the bottom. Since u already watched it you basically know what all the characters are saying but without subtitles you naturally pick up a ton of new vocab and grammar. try it
Liam Evans
Move to Japan u will eventually have to figure it out and get good
Christopher Bell
k-on
Brandon Perry
google translate
Angel Williams
First learn the kana, then
anki+imabi(or tae kim if you cant stomach imabi)+primary sources like anime, but also drama, news, magazines, etc. Also, try to find people to practice it with. That's probably the most important thing, but obviously you need to know some japanese already. Best case scenario? Hire a tutor at some point. Unironically /jp/'s japanese thread is the best place to start. Follow their guide.
Henry Cook
youtube.com
all the japanese you would ever need, you bitch
Jacob Hill
did it answer you're question
Kevin Perry
Colton Thompson
utorrent language thread, there are videos on Japanese learning including the entire series of namasensei
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Austin Perez
Gabriel Martin
Kayden Jones
This is unironically THE strategy. I always went with what other people said about learning vocab independently first but I would only come out remembering a few words. When I started just watching anime only, I would come out with way more words.
I actually read something about this one time. Apparently it has something to do with seeing the word used in context as opposed to just a definition in a dictionary, a lot easier to remember that way.
Owen Brooks
no jap language
Gavin Flores
seconding these, here's some resources:
animelon.com
tofugu.com
nihongoshark.com
Landon Barnes
Yep, they will love you over there, you fucking degenerate weeb. Japanese people have no soul. We should have dropped more nukes on then while we had the chance.
Ayden Smith
SHUT UP POL
Elijah Myers
It's not that they have no soul. You just need to b smol n smell clean n stuffe~
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Mason Edwards
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Aiden Watson
k-pop
Bentley Jackson
limo
Nathan Lewis
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Adrian Lopez
Yep
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Luke Harris
duolingo's course is kinda fucking ass
this isn't too bad
a few real issues you'll face are having proper translations and then accents giving trouble, but the former is a big issue early on, and the latter makes it hard to look shit up, especially if the the subs for the show you're watching suck
but you get a ton of listening experience and you get to relax and watch anime