ShrivaasSada
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Hi there.
I have just started learning Japanese and have memorized both the hiragana and the katakana. Below is a list of the resources I am planning to use:
Genki Vol. 1 and 2, used in conjunction with Tae Kim's Complete Guide to Japanese Grammar for basic grammar and vocab.
RTK and Japanese Kanji Power (by John Millen) for kanji, hoping to get access to Wakinaki.
Anki for review and practice.
I'd like to know whether I am making the smart choice. I am planning to pass the N3 JLPT, and would like to know how much time it'll take. I can devote my whole day to Japanese for the following month, and can spend about 1 hour a day on weekdays and 2 hours on weekends in Japanese acquisition. So, is it possible for me to do so? I am a quick learner, so I feel I can do it. In any case, I welcome your suggestions.
P.S: Can I hold conversations with a native speaker, understand anime, manga and Japanese video games, and live in Japan if I pass the N3?
P.P.S: I am a 16 year old student, currently in 11th grade.
I have just started learning Japanese and have memorized both the hiragana and the katakana. Below is a list of the resources I am planning to use:
Genki Vol. 1 and 2, used in conjunction with Tae Kim's Complete Guide to Japanese Grammar for basic grammar and vocab.
RTK and Japanese Kanji Power (by John Millen) for kanji, hoping to get access to Wakinaki.
Anki for review and practice.
I'd like to know whether I am making the smart choice. I am planning to pass the N3 JLPT, and would like to know how much time it'll take. I can devote my whole day to Japanese for the following month, and can spend about 1 hour a day on weekdays and 2 hours on weekends in Japanese acquisition. So, is it possible for me to do so? I am a quick learner, so I feel I can do it. In any case, I welcome your suggestions.
P.S: Can I hold conversations with a native speaker, understand anime, manga and Japanese video games, and live in Japan if I pass the N3?
P.P.S: I am a 16 year old student, currently in 11th grade.