Good sites to learn Japanese

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Pheonix

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11 Feb 2005

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• 11 Feb 2005

• #1

any site orbook would be appreciated

 

Ewok85

先輩

14 Nov 2003

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• 11 Feb 2005

• #2

Get some books, enroll in lessons. You'll learn alot more, be more natural and have a better understanding.

Then once you do that there is some good sites with support material out there.

 

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miu

先輩

2 Dec 2004

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• 12 Feb 2005

• #3

I'd suggets you to take lessons, too. But since you asked for some sites, here are a couple I think are good:

Japanese Grammar Lessons | Learn Japanese Online - Free Lessons + Makoto+ Membership (though I think that for this site you'd have to have some basic comprehension of the Japanese language)

and a dictionary
stc.cx

A book called "Japanese for Busy People" is pretty okay, I guess. One Japanese teacher recommended it to me.
Amazon.com: Japanese for Busy People I: Text (Japanese for Busy People Series) (9784770018823): AJALT: Books



I hope those help you atleast a little bit!

 

myrrhine

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5 Sep 2004

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• 12 Feb 2005

• #4

there's also a whole section of this forum dedicated to learning japanese... with some book reviews and the like. check it out and good luck!

 

jieshi

Japaustralian

5 May 2004

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• 12 Feb 2005

• #5

Also kanjistep.com is a good place

 

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noxlord

先輩

9 Feb 2005

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• 12 Feb 2005

• #6

Oh, these sites will help me too.... But I would rather rely on a book than a web-site.

 

Jocke

Shôgun

12 Feb 2005

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• 13 Feb 2005

• #7

Take a course with Nanasawa-sensei.

I learned most of my Japanese from him, he's a good teacher. Doesn't cost much either.

 

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jungesong provision

20 Jan 2005

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• 13 Feb 2005

• #8

japanese-online.com is the best I've come across with, but you should take lessons to, but for starter, its good, it got lessons and in spoken word. so its handy so u can hear what you're trying to say hehe =)

 

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chiefen

先輩

16 Sep 2004

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• 13 Feb 2005

• #9

Maktos: Japanese Is Possible!

 

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jamosaka

先輩

10 Jan 2005

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• 13 Feb 2005

• #10

'Action Japanese' by Naoomi Kuratani is a nice gentle book to start with.

And this site is useful:

Teach Yourself Japanese

 

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Malaika

Chibi Chibi

10 Feb 2005

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• 16 Feb 2005

• #11

Yeah I have been going through one or two website links that you guys provided some of them are very interesting, because I've seen them before on boards *shrugs*

but hopefully this will keep me track on trying to learn japanese.

 

mdchachi

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Twenty-year veteran

6 Mar 2003

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• 20 Feb 2005

• #12

If I'm not mistaken, www.jref.com has a directory that includes sites useful for language learning.