Learn Japanese

How I did it: 1. Began learning in highschool2. Went on exchange to japan3. Watched lots of japanese shows and listened to japanese music4. Completed lots of textbooks and workbooks5. Made Japanese friends and only spoke japanese with them6.Never gave up!!!!!! (perhaps the most important one) Read how I did it…

How I did it: I studied Japanese for ten years during primary and high school. Unlike most of my class in my first few years, I absolutely loved it, and kept taking it on year after year even as the class shrunk around me. By the end of my education, the class was made up of only seven students, but we were all passionate about this simple yet deep, exquisite language.I also got to spend some time in Japan on an exchange. That experience helped more th… Read how I did it…

How I did it: Of course with any langauge you never really learn everything but learning the basic expressions and grammer rules is something that can open little gate ways into fluent speaking heres how i did itlistening Japanese music-try it. Its really fun to find out what your style is. My faves are uverworld, Hyde,and Home madetons of flashcardswatching anime-it may seem childish but you will flip when you hear "tadima" or "shinu!" and know what i… Read how I did it…

How I did it: I took Japanese as my foreign language for this semester. I just started my first lesson on hiragana and some simple greeting and expressions. I gonna memorize the 46 characters of basic hiragana first. *ganbattekudasai ~ Read how I did it…

How I did it: I started a three year Japanese language course as part of my undergraduate degree in Animation. I found it easier to master the grammar by researching the culture. The way we express ourselves in the West is very different to how the Japanese do. Humility is the name of the game when conversing with strangers, elders and people with more authority than you. A simple question like, How are you doing? Could be taken as a ser… Read how I did it…