Looking for Resources for Learning Japanese
By NBrown67
@NBrown67 (7)
United States
January 23, 2011 3:55pm CST
What are some good resources for learning Japanese on your own? Paying for a class is not in my budget at this time but I would really love to learn more of this language. I have some books that have been a little helpful but I can learn better if I have audio lessons. Are there any good online resources that are free that I can find to use? Any book recommendations would be appreciated as well. I can usually manage to fit a few books into my budget once a month or so.
3 responses
@ateevmehra (74)
• India
24 Jan 11
japanese is a hard language to learn and i personally have no interest in laguages. so i guess my answer would be NO.
@NBrown67 (7)
• United States
24 Jan 11
Actually Japanese is not that hard to learn to speak. It is difficult to read and write but I can handle the pronunciation of the words. I already know roughly 75 words and about 20 phrases in Japanese. Also I don't understand what you mean by your answer would be NO. I asked for suggestions on resources for learning Japanese, that's not really a yes or no question.
@ateevmehra (74)
• India
24 Jan 11
no means i don`t know any resource that can help learn(read and write) japanese.
got it
@curtangel (108)
• United States
23 Jan 11
thejapanesepage.com is a great resource - my daughter and I started to learn Japanese from that and well... I lost interest, but she's still going strong. There are several good free podcasts out there - I'd have to go back and check what they were though.
@xiaofengwang (8)
• China
1 Jul 12
I think the Rosetta Stone maybe a good tool for you to learn Japanese which is good for you to start to learn a new language .There are many Japanese cartoons ,in which there are many simple words and many words will be repeat agine and agine.Good luck to you!
