Japanese language learning app

[MysteriousMan]

Hello

My name is Kamil. I would like to learn Japanese. I am looking for app or online games where I could learn Japanese. I am looking for app or online games where there is a strong impact on graphic learning. I mean, I would like to learn Japanese words in a ,,graphic'' way. I am looking for fun, intuitive app. As I sad , I am looking for graphic learning because I learn fast from visual learning.

Thank you for help and Sorry If I made a mistake with writing thread in a wrong forum

Regards Kamil

 

[mdchachi]

Hello

My name is Kamil. I would like to learn Japanese. I am looking for app or online games where I could learn Japanese. I am looking for app or online games where there is a strong impact on graphic learning. I mean, I would like to learn Japanese words in a ,,graphic'' way. I am looking for fun, intuitive app. As I sad , I am looking for graphic learning because I learn fast from visual learning.

Thank you for help and Sorry If I made a mistake with writing thread in a wrong forum

Regards Kamil

Have you tried duolingo? There are not really fun graphics or anime but it's easy to use and low barrier to start.

 

[SomeCallMeChris]

Erin's Challenge is a website that has a story told in videos and/or manga adaptation. It's not exactly an app or a game... and the story, while pretty good for a series of educational skits, is... well... a series of educational skits. However, it is the best beginner resource for visual learning I can think of.

Erin's Challenge! I Can Speak Japanese. Contents Library | The Japan Foundation

This website provides video learning materials, in particular the videos of "Erin's Challenge! I Can Speak Japanese" for mid-level Japanese language speakers and those of a similar level. You can watch videos and download PDF materials such as video scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.

www.erin.jpf.go.jp

I should note that pretty much regardless of what other resources you use, you'll almost certainly need to also use a textbook or one of the grammar sites that is basically an online textbook. If you really don't get on with textbook learning you can get away with skipping the vast majority of exercises, and just browse through the lessons, but you'll need to get the fundamentals of grammar from somewhere.