Jordan Cueto
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- 4 Jan 2014
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Hello there guys 
Average Guy here. I just realized what my main goal is for this year: Learn Nihongo.
It's an idea that has been drifting into my head from time to time and now i decided to finally give it a shot.
Reasons Include:
- Because I like Anime and Japanese Entertainment as a whole. (video games, music)
- It's a very good and cost-efficient investment. It's potentially free, Learning Japanese Language or Nihongo means one barrier down fand one more pathway for opportunities.
- I think it won't bore me, the passion to understand something that I like.
- But seriously, it's mostly Animes and Video games
Questions:
1. What book would you guys recommend for starters? And the initial steps that I should do? I have very little vocabulary on Nihongo and most of them came from watching sub'd animes (which is not much I guess.)
2. Recommended good sites and tutorials on youtube? Or maybe an Audio Collection that I can take with me and listen to while I'm on the road. I'm currently browsing 123japanese.com for my first day of learning and memorizing the katakanas and Hiraganas.
Good Day
Average Guy here. I just realized what my main goal is for this year: Learn Nihongo.
It's an idea that has been drifting into my head from time to time and now i decided to finally give it a shot.
Reasons Include:
- Because I like Anime and Japanese Entertainment as a whole. (video games, music)
- It's a very good and cost-efficient investment. It's potentially free, Learning Japanese Language or Nihongo means one barrier down fand one more pathway for opportunities.
- I think it won't bore me, the passion to understand something that I like.
- But seriously, it's mostly Animes and Video games
Questions:
1. What book would you guys recommend for starters? And the initial steps that I should do? I have very little vocabulary on Nihongo and most of them came from watching sub'd animes (which is not much I guess.)
2. Recommended good sites and tutorials on youtube? Or maybe an Audio Collection that I can take with me and listen to while I'm on the road. I'm currently browsing 123japanese.com for my first day of learning and memorizing the katakanas and Hiraganas.
Good Day