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WackyTaffy
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I've been studying japanese very hard (9+ hours a day) in the last few weeks or so. Overall, I've been studying it for several months. I know how to conjugate verbs, form sentences, etc, but many time SI still get the particles wrong.
http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa031101a.htm
http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa031101a.htm
This is a very good starting point for anyone.
Unfortunately, I'm a very hands on person. It's difficult for me to learn particles on my own, so I've decided:
A) ONc eI get a job (hopefully soon)
B) Once I get enough money to buy a car (Im 17, parents just sold my car, soo I have to buy another)
C) I will enroll in a college in Mesa Arizona which teaches Japanese. Yahooo!
I can't wait. It'll be so fun.
I have audio jaapnese "I am yan", and grammar books (Which is too hard, too many confusing english sentences), and 2 more books. One has work stuff in it, both are converstaional.
If I get a tutor it will help so much.
So, are you fluent in japanese, or are you studying it?
:!)
http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa031101a.htm
http://japanese.about.com/library/weekly/aa031101a.htm
This is a very good starting point for anyone.
Unfortunately, I'm a very hands on person. It's difficult for me to learn particles on my own, so I've decided:
A) ONc eI get a job (hopefully soon)
B) Once I get enough money to buy a car (Im 17, parents just sold my car, soo I have to buy another)
C) I will enroll in a college in Mesa Arizona which teaches Japanese. Yahooo!
I can't wait. It'll be so fun.
I have audio jaapnese "I am yan", and grammar books (Which is too hard, too many confusing english sentences), and 2 more books. One has work stuff in it, both are converstaional.
If I get a tutor it will help so much.
So, are you fluent in japanese, or are you studying it?
:!)