Stefan000
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- 21 Jul 2008
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Hi, I just started with learning Japanese and was wondering what the best method would be?
I would like to have a few written references and also some easy reading for beginners (like comics/manga or other child books).
For the learning one: I'm thinking about getting the Remembering the Kana and Kanji books (only kanji part 1). and maybe the book Essential Kanji.
Any suggestions of a good study/reference book? (and simple book to read)
I can already read (and write) hiragana (although slow), katakana is harder for me and I also have no vocabulary yet. Is there a good site with lots of vocabulary? and where they use the words in sentences.
(english to japanese, so preferably not a common translator or JDIC site, which was mentioned on this forum, I don;t really know how to use that too:emoji_frowning2 (already found this one: learn-japanese.info )
Ow I must say I have 2 different versions of the pimsleur program already (I think a 1998 version and a 2002 version) So I'm learning from that now.
And i use the ANKI software also mentioned by someone on this forum before, to put a lot of sentences mentioned in pimsleur in, then I practice pronunciation and writing, and of course translation)
thanks in advance:
I would like to have a few written references and also some easy reading for beginners (like comics/manga or other child books).
For the learning one: I'm thinking about getting the Remembering the Kana and Kanji books (only kanji part 1). and maybe the book Essential Kanji.
Any suggestions of a good study/reference book? (and simple book to read)
I can already read (and write) hiragana (although slow), katakana is harder for me and I also have no vocabulary yet. Is there a good site with lots of vocabulary? and where they use the words in sentences.
(english to japanese, so preferably not a common translator or JDIC site, which was mentioned on this forum, I don;t really know how to use that too:emoji_frowning2 (already found this one: learn-japanese.info )
Ow I must say I have 2 different versions of the pimsleur program already (I think a 1998 version and a 2002 version) So I'm learning from that now.
And i use the ANKI software also mentioned by someone on this forum before, to put a lot of sentences mentioned in pimsleur in, then I practice pronunciation and writing, and of course translation)
thanks in advance:
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