Hi everybody,
I know that there're probably a lot of ppl who already asked the question which way is the best way to learn Japanese.
Nevertheless, I want to state this question once more and also ask who you learned Japanese.
When I see the people here writing in Japanese, I'm getting jealous and am also wondering at the same time, how did they learn this comlpex langauge?
Since I cannot attend any school, since there is no school teaching Japanese here.
As for now, I've been learning more-or-less randomly, meaning a bit grammar here, a bit kanji there, and I don't have any structure.
So what I'm looking for is a good text book, which will help me now and also in the (far) future.
So, any suggestions of a text book.
Maybe text books which they also use in Japanese Schools, or would they be too difficult?
I already know Kana and also some Kanjis (more or less basic, just picked Kanjis I read a lot).
So I think I would probably start at the level of a 2nd elementary student.
Please help or share your experience(s)
Thanks in advance
I know that there're probably a lot of ppl who already asked the question which way is the best way to learn Japanese.
Nevertheless, I want to state this question once more and also ask who you learned Japanese.
When I see the people here writing in Japanese, I'm getting jealous and am also wondering at the same time, how did they learn this comlpex langauge?
Since I cannot attend any school, since there is no school teaching Japanese here.
As for now, I've been learning more-or-less randomly, meaning a bit grammar here, a bit kanji there, and I don't have any structure.
So what I'm looking for is a good text book, which will help me now and also in the (far) future.
So, any suggestions of a text book.
Maybe text books which they also use in Japanese Schools, or would they be too difficult?
I already know Kana and also some Kanjis (more or less basic, just picked Kanjis I read a lot).
So I think I would probably start at the level of a 2nd elementary student.
Please help or share your experience(s)
Thanks in advance