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Anybody here learning japanese? HELP
sorry for asking here but like i tried asking reddit or quora nobody really answered but im learning kanji rn and im soo lost how did you guys start and where and how?? im learning first grade kanji but even then in a sentence its a complete different meaning and pronunciation do you guys actually learn kanji one by one and memorized it or do you learn immediately with a sentence what is your method?
Japanese Speaker here!
I've seen that many people use the Genki 1 Notebook and Work book! Specifically the orange one which is Volume 3 Level 1. You learn using the textbook + work book combination and it teaches you starting from elementary/most used kanji including all of the different uses of the Kanji. Space to trace/write the kanji as well as...... 5 reply
Learn and memorize all of the hiragana and katakana (both) characters first. Best way to memorize is to get the names of your favorite things or places, and write them down. I memorized characters like maま and fuふ because I liked mafumafu back when I was still in N5 japanese.
After that, you can then memorize all of the vocabulary from N5. Mem...... 3 reply
Yes Kanji is tough but not actually that tricky if you know the figure and it's meaning suppose take
山 (やま) mountain kanji it has two readings
Oniyomi (chinese reading) and Kuniyomi (Japanese reading) the Chinese reading is:- san サン
And Kuniyomi Japanese reading is :- yama やま
But when you use it in sentence suppose take a Japanese ...... 1 reply
hello im also learning kanji and i think u shouldnt learn word by word
if ur a beginner level then try to find japanese children media (storybooks,tv shows,etc) with furigana to immerse it slowly then move on to higher grade ones
its also important to learn from kanji books that has example of any word in conversation, scenario, passage
make kanji...... 2 reply
Dr lingua is a really nice site for hiragana+katakana using games since is the basis before learn kanji and stuff
https://drlingua.com/
I hope your studies goes well!! good luck!! reply
I was the same way I learned hiragana first since it seemed easier but I felt I want getting anywhere since all the other websites or YouTube videos Were telling me one thing and then something else when I searched it up. I tried Pimsleur it gives lessons on basic greetings and formal ways to say “hi” or “nice weather”.
If you can’t get ...... reply
