How can I learn Japanese on my own? How long will it take?

The first step in learning Japanese is to memorize the fifty syllables, which are the foundation for beginners to learn Japanese. Secondly, the learning of words, grammar and sentence patterns is usually carried out in combination with the textbook in the learning process. In addition, you can watch more Japanese movies, TV shows, anime, magazines, etc., and try to create opportunities to talk and practice more in your daily life.

If you are financially able, you can also choose to study Japanese by enrolling in a class or taking online classes.

1. How to learn Japanese.

1. Familiar with the 50-tone chart.

1) If you want to learn Japanese well, it is important to learn the 50 Syllable Chart, and if you learn the 50 Tone Chart well, you will start to enter the door of the Japanese language.

2) Some people say that the fifty-tone diagram is not easy to memorize, but if you learn it by heart and learn to memorize it by association, you can memorize it quickly.

3) When reciting the Fifty Tone Diagram, you must not only skillfully memorize it by line, but also learn to memorize it by column.

2. Learn grammar.

1) Japanese grammar and Chinese have many similarities, but be aware that some grammar and Chinese are not in the same order. You can buy a Japanese textbook, in which there are several examples at the beginning of each lesson, which usually include all the grammar of the lesson.

2) Then combine the following sentences to find out the commonalities with the example sentences, and the commonalities are generally the key to grammar, so after finding the grammar, you should bring more sentences into it to apply, so that you can master the grammar proficiently in the near future.

3. Accumulate words.

1) No matter what kind of language you are learning, words are the foundation, so after learning pronunciation, go to learn words, make sure to memorize some words every day, and accumulate them over time.

2) When memorizing Japanese words, it is necessary to pronounce them, because there are many pronunciations in Japanese that need to be prolonged, or pronunciations that require pauses, etc. When memorizing words with this pronunciation, reading them out more often can also reduce errors.

The quickest way to do this is to lay the foundation first. Enroll in a class to learn the pronunciation of words, the pronunciation of letters, learn some daily language dialogues, and then learn some simple grammar, and then watch Japanese dramas repeatedly, and increase your vocabulary at the same time. If you want to really learn Japanese well, speaking is also a very difficult step, so you have to listen and speak more, even if it is a conversation with yourself.

1. Initial stage - The Japanese alphabet is called the fifty-syllable chart.

The Fifty Syllable Chart is the most basic way to learn Japanese. As Japanese learners, we need to memorize the 50 syllables completely and proficiently. To be able to carry it horizontally and vertically, katakana and hiragana correspond. The fifty-syllable chart is like Chinese pinyin, learn pinyin to read, write, listen and speak.

2. Word learning - word memorization pays attention to dismantling and union.

Japanese words are the foundation for learning Japanese well. It's like building a building, and the Japanese word for bricks and tiles is bricks. Japanese words are not everything, but no words are impossible.

If there is a good and interesting way to memorize Japanese words quickly, and it is not easy to forget. "Splitting" means that when you memorize words, you need to know the pronunciation of each Chinese character in the word, which is a little difficult at first, but soon you will become familiar with the pronunciation of the Chinese characters, and it will be easy to memorize other words. "Joint" means that when memorizing words, you can't isolate them, for example, when you memorize "mountain", you need to understand the words "mountaineering", "Mt. Fuji", "Tarzan" and other words, radiate memory, so as to quickly increase your vocabulary, and at the same time avoid the embarrassment of only saying words when you can't make a sentence.

3. Grammatical sentence patterns.

After learning for a period of time, you can sort out the particles, adverbs, verb conjugations and other contents according to the items. After learning similar or different grammars, adding them, and reviewing them according to these categories, you will gradually have a systematic understanding of Japanese grammar in your brain. The best way to learn a sentence pattern is to figure out the ins and outs of the sentence pattern and make sentences, as little as two sentences and as many as five sentences, so as to make up for the lack of usual application.

4. Reading comprehension.

When you have reached level 4 or higher, you need to increase your Japanese reading and supplement your vocabulary. The emphasis here is not only to learn the content of books, but also to read the latest newspapers and magazines, use the computer to watch current news, understand the latest fashion and culture, so that the words and content you learn can be used in real life and work. Try to read an article every day to increase your vocabulary and learn new grammar, so that you can easily master reading comprehension in the proficiency test!

The palm is as bright as holding fifty tones.

The first step in learning Japanese is the fifty tones, and it is much more than fifty tones, and we need to memorize them one by one. The Japanese 50 tones are beautiful and high, and many of them are not pronounced according to the Roman pronunciation standard, which makes it more difficult to learn Japanese.

Correct mispronunciation.

Japanese pronunciation is divided into clean voiced sounds, semi-voiced sounds, and difficult sounds, so it is best to start learning Japanese with a clean sound, and then learn other sounds. You can't be in a hurry to learn Japanese pronunciation, for some wrong pronunciations, and pronunciations that are more similar to the key ruler of the brigade, such as na line and ra line, nine out of ten Chinese people can't tell the difference, so even if you learn Japanese thoroughly, the pronunciation is irregular, and you should try your best to correct it after learning fifty tones.

Learn how to write Japanese.

After learning the fifty tones, we need to master how to write Japanese. Japanese characters are written in a similar way to Chinese characters, but when you write them, you will find that they are actually much, much different. Japanese writing is also pay attention to the order of strokes, should be connected to be connected, should be disconnected to be disconnected, there are a few strokes from which pen to write have regulations, you can first look at the top of the **, a pen to learn Japanese characters.

The tone of the school day.

Yes, that's right, after learning the fifty tones, you can basically get in touch with the real Japanese, no matter how complex the Japanese words and sentences are composed of characters in the fifty tones. Why is it that I read Japanese with the fifty-tone pronunciation I just learned, but I find it stiff? Therefore, Japanese pronunciation has tones, and some need to be judged according to the context.

Japanese tones must also be learned.

To learn Japanese, you must first learn the Five Chi Yuan Fan Ten Tone Split Plexus Diagram. You can sign up for a study class, or watch more Japanese dramas and anime to learn, Japanese is still relatively easy to learn. The workshop felt better.

I chose the learning valley after the course time, the teacher's teaching quality and the **multi-party comparison,Online class**will be lower,But the old hail master can't correct the pronunciation in person.,It's always weird to learn.。

There are many ways to learn Japanese, and there are many tutorials, and if you follow the tutorials, you should be able to find the right way in no time, but it depends on how much you understand and how much persistence you have. So how long does it take to learn? It's up to you.

1. In the initial stage of Japanese learning, I often hear students complain that the more they learn, the more difficult it becomes, and their memory will become worse and worse.

There's no denying how important a person's good memory is for learning a foreign language. The problem is that it is not right to conclude that you have a poor memory and feel that you are stupid and that you can't learn Japanese well. Because, for our brains, it is completely possible to strengthen memory.

The so-called strengthening of memory is review, that is, the review of the previous content later. Whether it's reproduction, recollection, repetition, in short, review the old and learn the new. The best way to take what you have learned and remember it is to think about it, think about it diligently, and understand it realistically.

We all have this experience, and it makes perfect sense that we will never forget things that we think about for a long time. I remember that there is a saying that is called "never forget", and learning a foreign language should be done at least three times without forgetting.

2. In the process of learning Japanese, I memorize words and ignore the basics of listening and speaking.

Many students complain that they have memorized all the words, but they don't know what to do when the teacher is dictating or in the hall. That's when many students just memorize words silently, then cover the left side of the words in the textbook and memorize the right side, and then repeat them repeatedly, feeling that the words are memorized, and this practice ignores the ability of the ears to capture information. When memorizing words, listen more and follow the recordings in the textbook.

Depending on how fast or slow you accept, language also requires talent, and Japanese is not particularly difficult, so it is best to have a teacher to teach it.

Exams are skillful.

Usually I recommend preparing for the exam more than three months in advance. Preferably 5 to 6 months ago, time is the most abundant. After all, a sum of money was spent, as well as transportation and travel expenses, and it was best to try to get it all at once.

When you're ready to register for the JLPT, you can try to do a set of past papers. Concentrate on the exam within the standard time for the exam. The vocabulary grammar and reading comprehension sections add up to 110 minutes, with a 10-minute break in between, followed by listening, which takes 60 minutes.

In this way, you can feel the allocation of time in advance. Because I haven't done the real questions, I didn't grasp the time in the exam room, and the first few articles took too much time when reading comprehension, resulting in no time to read the next few articles, which is a hard injury.

The first time I tried to do the real questions, most of the results were miserable, so don't be discouraged. The worse the results this time, the more obvious the progress will be, and the role of targeted review will be revealed. Only by exposing one's own problems can we solve them in a targeted manner.

For Chinese students, the easiest of these sections to break down is reading comprehension. Reading comprehension questions are not difficult, you can find the corresponding answer in the original text, similar to the way of taking the test in Chinese or English, read the question before reading the article, read it with the question, mark it when you find the answer, and it is easy to make it. You don't usually need to do a lot of practice, and it's almost enough to do the practice once a week.

The most important thing is time allocation, and reading comprehension should not be read too slowly and carefully, otherwise the gains outweigh the losses.

The hardest part is listening. Especially for self-learners, they lack a sufficient language environment, and when they hear the faster speaking speed of the listening questions in the examination room, their brains will go blank, and they will end up before they have time to react. Listening requires a long-term habit, and the first thing to start preparing for is listening.

Regarding the test-taking skills for the N2 exam, let's talk about the vocabulary and grammar part first, which is the focus of the review, and it is definitely a reward for hard work. As long as you are well prepared, you will get more points in this section.

1.Select a reference book.

The more popular Ruby Books and Sapphire Books on the market can be bought, and the knowledge points are summarized in detail, which is convenient for querying and reviewing words and grammar.

In addition, the "New Complete Japanese Language Proficiency Test" series of the Foreign Language Research Institute has been used by many people and has been widely acclaimed.

However, I personally recommend the series "You Can Pass the Japanese Language Proficiency Test in One Attempt" by Dalian Publishing House. This set of reference books is very targeted, and every question type for each project will give you a summary of the words and grammar that are easy to appear, and it is not thick, and the content is very efficient.

2.Grammar.

Don't rush to write them down one by one, go through them first, and memorize the basic meaning and usage of these n2 grammar as if they were words.

Then** a Hujiang Happy Word Field app, or do it on the computer, select N2 grammar exercises. are all multiple-choice questions that let you choose the right grammar to fill in the blanks. You just do it again, and it doesn't matter if you're wrong, it's all an impression-building process.

Now that you're familiar with these syntax, ...... again

It is relatively easy to get started with Japanese, but I personally think that it is easier to learn before the intermediate level, and it is easier to learn than other languages. It is recommended to maintain a certain amount of learning every day, master the vocabulary after grammar, watch more teaching**, if you are interested, you can watch dramas and movies, try to repeat them, and understand how to use them correctly in daily life. It's better to choose a school to learn a language, I was in the class of learning valley newspaper, and I reported directly to N1, the teacher's accent is very good, and I have been on it for 3 months.

There are 5-10 people in each class, the teachers are really responsible, and the teaching assistants are also very responsible

Learning Japanese and watching more Japanese comics and Japanese dramas with original soundtracks is very helpful for pronunciation, and it will be better to study in school, and any learning requires time and energy. Nowadays, you can learn Japanese in many places, and there are different teaching modes, usually offline large classes, offline small class classes, and ** one-to-one, online small class classes and other teaching modes, to choose according to the Japanese learning situation and time arrangement, I just started learning Japanese this year, and I am learning the class of Gu Bao, and now the more popular is the online class, which is more flexible and convenient

At the beginning of the introduction to Japanese, the first thing I came into contact with was the 50 Syllable Chart, because the 50 Syllable Chart is the Japanese alphabet, so if you want to learn Japanese well, it is an important prerequisite to master the Japanese 50 Tone Chart.

In Japanese learning, after memorizing the fifty syllables, the next thing to do is to "memorize". Accompaniment.