Does anyone have a good way to learn Japanese, especially how to memorize Japanese words?

First of all, it is necessary to take the form of ** and luxury, that is, it means that a word is matched with a related **, so that our memory will be more profound, and when we see that Japanese word, we will think of that pair**, and then we will naturally know the meaning of the word.

Or we can choose to read Japanese books, watch Japanese movies, and listen to Japanese songs. In the process of listening and watching, we will memorize the meaning of the word, so that we can not only remember the meaning of the word, but also know the use of that word.

If you miss anything, you can't miss the learning resources.

I have collected a lot of scanned books of textbooks, and there are also a lot of ** tutorial materials, and at the same time, in order to facilitate everyone's communication, I put the information tutorial books in the large learning tutorial materials (skirts) of the repentant roll, Jia Weixin starts: gon end: 699, combine the above two sets of numbers in order, and it will pull you into the skirt.

The information and resources in this can save everyone from taking a lot of detours and improve everyone's learning efficiency.

Then Shanyu is to choose to remember every day. Because language comes from life, there is no language that you can't learn well, as long as you are exposed to it every day and use it every day, then after a long time, we will naturally know, for example, we memorize words every day and talk in Japanese.

Finally, perseverance is all about perseverance. Don't fish for three days and dry the net for two days, you should insist, insist on memorizing a little Japanese word every day, insist on learning Japanese, or make a plan for yourself, such as memorizing 20 Japanese words every day, and then punch in every day.

The composition of Japanese words is nothing more than kanji, loanwords (katakana) and hiragana. Among them, the amount of Chinese characters is the largest, and it is also the most difficult to remember the rights. First of all, it is necessary to grasp whether Chinese characters are used in pronunciation or pronunciation on different occasions, and it is necessary to find out the rules, systematically divide and classify them, so as to facilitate memorization; There are a lot of homophones and phrases in Japanese kanji, so you must be able to understand them and draw inferences from each other, so that you can save a lot of time in systematically memorizing words.

In fact, learning a foreign language to memorize words is almost the same, and you have to take time to memorize them. Although the methods and skills in memorization vary from person to person, in the end, it can only be achieved through unremitting efforts and continuous accumulation. Hopefully, you'll find something that works for you.

Word Definition: 1"Single words"。

2. Grammatical terminology. i.e. words. with"Phrases"Relatively.

3. Grammatical terminology. That is, simple words. Distinguish from compound words.

4. In Chinese, it refers to a single word.

And that's what I've always wanted to know, but a lot of people say that you can read and memorize on the side.

The Fifty Tone Chart is the foundation of the basics, and it takes some time to learn it at the beginning, and you need to practice and memorize it until you are proficient.

I use the fifty-tone diagram as a five-stroke typing root table, and use the same method to memorize, rote memorization + method (imagination) + use.

There are no shortcuts that can help you remember quickly, you have to use them after you have memorized them, and it is normal to forget them when you don't use them.

How to use it? 1) Have you learned some common phrases? If you don't learn a few sentences right now, it's better to memorize them by rote.

2) Use a fifty-syllable chart to mark the sentences you remember and disassemble them. Deepen the memory of sentences, rely on sentences and then memorize kana (flat fake, film fake - film fake can be put later).

3) If you are proficient in the sentence, you can also remember the corresponding fifty-syllable kana, and you can change the sentence again. Repeated dismantling and use.

I took the Level 1 exam in July 2010, and it was also the first exam after the question type was changed. In my experience, the score of that grammar does not seem to be very much, it seems that there are only ten grammars, but the scope of the exam is all grammars of level 2-1, so choose 10 out of more than 400 grammars, this I suggest you still don't spend too much time on grammar, as for translation ability, if you are currently just thinking about passing the level, I also do not recommend practicing translation ability now, as long as you can understand it in your heart, because the exam is not required to be written in Chinese. If you want to listen, the test is coming soon, so I recommend that you focus on mock questions, especially the new dialogue.

If you are tired of studying, you can watch Japanese dramas to adjust it, and practice listening by the way.

1. Don't set your goals too high, in case you can't reach them, it's easy to get discouraged, when we take the exam, the teacher suggests that we remember 5 words per type every day, 5 verbs, 5 adverbs, 5 adjectives. Not only remember his Chinese meaning, but also remember his use.

2, now to get the certificate must pass all three, so you have to adjust your own situation, that link is weak to strengthen, if you have confidence in the part of the appropriate consolidation, the rest of the time to strengthen not good at.

3. It is best to do a certain amount of exercises or set a study time every day, such as doing a set of mock questions every day, listening to a set of listening every day, and of course, after completing the task, you should also relax appropriately.

As for the rest, I can't think of it for the time being, but if you need to, you can contact us, we are all learning Japanese, and we can help each other improve!

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I'm also taking the first level exam this year, so let's work together.

I myself am a Japanese language major. I used to teach myself a little. If you are just starting out, you will first learn the fifty-syllable diagram, which is similar to Chinese Chinese pinyin. This must be pronounced accurately, otherwise it will not be easy to change the habit later.

You can watch Japanese anime and Japanese dramas appropriately, which will help you with your sense of language and pronunciation, listen to it more and read it aloud. Interest can also be cultivated.

You can buy simple textbooks, you don't need to buy a lot, you have to eat thoroughly. I used the "Standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese Communication" beginner level, which is also the standard textbook for the Japanese language test. Of course, you can choose the textbook that is more pleasing to your eyes and willing to learn.

I read each word first, and if I can't memorize it, I can read it first. After that, look at the grammar to understand the meaning of the usage. Then don't read the text, listen to it again, feel your understanding, and then look at the text to confirm.

Read along. I memorized the texts, so I should at least be familiar with them. I have also written intermediate texts silently, and some small mistakes are difficult to find.

The degree to which the words can be written silently after they have been learned. There are subtle differences between kanji and Chinese in Japanese, so be sure to distinguish them carefully. Post-class questions to do.

It's good to determine your progress according to your abilities. After studying the two volumes, it is about level 3, and I can roughly understand simple answers.

Reading aloud often is emphasized in the lecture of Mr. Cai Yuansen, a famous simultaneous interpreter.

Maybe what I think of is not very comprehensive, and my personal situation is different. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask me. After learning the elementary level, you can consider other textbooks, and I myself like it because I am already familiar with it, so I continue to use the standard date. Watch Japanese dramas and the like appropriately, and it will help if you listen to more.