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What you need to know about self-studying Japanese
Don't worry if you're a new Japanese learner and have been wondering if you can really self-study Japanese, you're not alone. I thought it was absurd to believe that any man or woman could learn one of the world's hardest languages without the help of a teacher.

My tough goal (in some way) was achieved after I graduated college. My first attempt at the Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level N2 took me a year to pass, but it wasn't quite as big an achievement as I thought it would be. I'll be going into more detail about that later, but first let me tell you how I learned Japanese all by myself and passed the JLPT N2 with a score of 97 / 180 (the passing mark is 90).


There are about 2000 Kanji characters to learn, but remembering the hiragana and katakana charts is probably the easiest part. For the first month of my 1-year journal, I decided to temporarily skip learning Kanji because it gave me a headache. Why don't Japanese use only hiragana in their writing system, like Koreans do? We'd all be saving a lot of time and effort that way. Although I hated Kanji at first, I soon fell in love with it.

Perhaps Blog For Pet Lover 've heard of Heisig's famous book Remembering the Kanji. A must-have book for all Japanese learners who want to save time and effort when learning Kanji. By creating a story or image for each Kanji, you become aware of them so that you don't forget them. The book is certainly the best among hundreds of books dedicated to learning Chinese characters, but it's not guaranteed to work for everyone or to make you an expert.

This book lacks the character's on and kun readings, which is a slight drawback. Since we can learn each character somewhere else, I believe that the author is trying to teach us the best way to remember them. If you're a serious student, you shouldn't have much trouble searching for the on and kun reading for each character.

You can learn how to write Kanji by writing as many sentences and short essays as you can. Make sure you use the same word repeatedly in various sentences until you remember it. If you typed your sentences, you should ask someone to correct the grammatical errors for you.

They offer thousands of audio, video, and pdf lessons. More Japanese lessons cannot be found anywhere else but this site. There are four main categories for the lessons: Absolute Beginner, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. The lessons in each category are divided into several seasons, and each season contains more than 20 lessons. The website offers you the option to learn online or you can download the pdf and mp3 files for offline learning.
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