How do you learn Japanese on your own, and how can you learn Japanese quickly? How to learn better

50 sound charts, memorize first, read and write. And pronunciation is a big problem, there are 50 tones on the Internet when the mouth shape of the pronunciation, practice more on your own, and then the position of the tongue when pronouncing, the length of the exhalation, you have to pay more attention, 50 tones is the basic skill, if you don't work 50 tones, don't mention it later. When you have mastered 50 sounds and the pronunciation is OK, you can memorize words and learn grammar, but grammar should be remembered together with words, so that the words can be remembered quickly, and the grammar can also be well improved.

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Plain katakana pair by pair, write more, about a week or two later, find a simple article to read. If you see a word that you don't know, mark it with a kana, and if you see a kana that you can't, you can look it up in the fifty-tone chart. So that after about two or three weeks, the kana should be done without problems.

After that, start with simple grammar, form sentences one by one, and use the learned words when making sentences.

After learning Japanese for about a month, you can do a low-level reading comprehension and gradually deepen the difficulty.

At the same time, listen continuously. At first, you have to listen word by word, then dictate and write it down, and after a while, you can do the questions. When doing the question, only listen to the general idea, and do not consider the words.

If you speak, read the dialogues of the texts in the book by familiarity or even memorize them. Then memorize a few common phrases every day.

The difficulty will gradually increase, it depends on your actual situation.

Anyway, the key is to be attentive.

How to learn Japanese well is a question that all Japanese learners face and want to get the best answer.

But everyone knows that there is no optimal solution to this problem, that each person is suitable for a different approach, and that each person has a different situation. But there are also learning styles that are suitable for most people. Next, I will tell you how to learn Japanese.

There are many mountains and rivers in Japanese, so you will know what to learn when you cross the mountains, and you will know how to persevere when you cross the river.

Let's cross the mountains first and know what to learn.

The first mountain is called Fifty Tones

It is equivalent to the 26 letters of the English language. To learn any language, we have to learn its alphabet before we can start. From pronunciation to writing, we need to spend time to learn, the learning time of fifty tones is recommended to be completed in one to two weeks, more will be procrastinated, less can not remember, this time interval is the best.

Then we have to learn N5 to N1 are all level by level, there is nothing to talk about, just follow the teacher.

The second mountain is called "Word Order".

Japanese is different from Chinese, Chinese is the subject-verb-object, while Japanese is the subject-object, and the predicate action is placed last. This determines that the difficulty of listening and writing Japanese is that you will know what the whole sentence or essay is trying to convey after listening to the text. And there are a lot of modifiers in Japanese, such as definite words, conditional words, and so on.

So we need to imprint the Japanese word order in our minds and focus on the end.

The third mountain is called Grammar

There are many types of grammar in Japanese, but the main thing to look at is the particle and verb. The particle is used to indicate the components of the sentence, whether it is the subject or the object depends on the particle, and whether it is beaten or beaten is determined by the particle. The verb is the predicate, and the soul of the whole sentence is here, and what is done and what is modified depends on the predicate.

The rest is just a few bits and pieces of grammar that require a persistent effort to memorize.

I memorized the fifty-tone diagram first.

Okay, I'm teaching Japanese, and I can learn Japanese on my own The general process is as follows.

The first thing to contact is the 50 phonetic diagram, which is the kana (equivalent to the abcd in English, pinyin in Chinese) and then choose a good textbook, there are new editions, standard days, new Japanese basics, everyone's Japanese, etc.

For Japanese majors, I usually use the Japanese language or the new Japanese basics (the textbooks written by the Japanese are practical, put into daily life, and used by language schools in Japan) for self-study

Then start to take the ability test, the score is 1-5, the lowest is 5, the highest is 1, and you can pass 1 level in a year. As long as you stick to it, it's not difficult. Level 1 is equivalent to a certificate after graduating from the fourth year of the Japanese language major.

Each unit requires a Level 2 or Level 1 certificate, which is very helpful in finding a job in the future.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to come to my space and ask questions, if you need phonics teaching, we can also provide them, if you need to contact me, I wish you all the best

Many people are learning Japanese on their own, so if you are planning to start learning Japanese but have little basic knowledge, you can check out this article if you are interested.

The first thing is to clarify your purpose for learning Japanese, even if it's just for interest, and make your own stage plan, such as about half a year to take the 4th level, 1 year to take the 3rd level, and two years to take the 2nd level.

The second is the selection of textbooks, which are generally available in "Standard Japanese", which are characterized by moderate difficulty and are suitable for self-study, and there are supporting self-study tutorial textbooks and VCD textbooks. Or you can choose "New Japanese", which is a slightly more difficult set of textbooks, the knowledge is relatively systematic, and the verbs are all self-evident, so there will be no confusion in the future. However, I still prefer to choose the former, after all, I have studied this set of textbooks myself.

It is best to buy the standard Japanese elementary and lower volumes, and it is best to buy the standard Japanese self-study guide of Dalian Publishing House, which systematically supplements the important knowledge points that are not mentioned in the text.

The third is to choose a good dictionary. I haven't compared the various dictionaries in the world, but I think the "Modern Japanese-Chinese-Japanese Dictionary" I use at hand is good, ** not expensive, priced at 44 yuan, and now there are many places to buy books (such as Nanjing's Yangtze River Delta) can be discounted.

Well, it's time to get started.

1 First of all, your first question, it is very difficult for a university undergraduate Japanese student to completely take off the dictionary to understand a **, not to mention understanding the lines in the anime, if you can understand 50% after three years of hard work, it is very powerful. Because there are a lot of slang in the animation, there are some special languages that may rarely be used in ordinary dialogue, and you may not find them in the textbook. If you're not good at it, then honestly, you can't read it...

2 Self-study on the new edition of the standard day, basically big bookstores are sold, 20-30 is not clear, not too expensive.

3 Understanding anime subtitles and reading**In fact, the time is basically about the same, and it is estimated that it will take a level of 2 or above. Depending on your level of effort, if you have worked hard for three years, then you can basically see a rough idea for about three years, but it is impossible to fully understand it. You can use the dictionary hehe.

4 If you want to use cram school to suggest a primary newsletter, the teacher will take you to the beginning with pronunciation and guidance. This makes it easier to learn on your own later. It shouldn't be too expensive to get started.

5 The explanation is to read more and listen more, especially to find a way to say, the language is actually to communicate, I personally think that learning dumb language is not interesting.

6 Words must be memorized, put in the effort, the vocabulary is not up, everything has to be discussed. It is recommended that 10 a day will definitely be effective after a year. Solid back.

7 Romanization is what we often call pinyin, and the fifty tones include voiced changes, which is the foundation of the introductory foundation. There are no shortcuts.

8 Don't think about it, translation is a difficult job, and even if you graduate, you won't be able to do it. Considering going to KFC for winter and summer vacations to work part-time is more practical.

9 Well, find something that interests you to read more, you can relax and read magazines and animations when you are tired, and then memorize words or something when you can learn it, combining work and rest. Think about graduating with one more skill in the future, and give yourself a little pressure. It's so hard to get a job now.

10 Japanese input sent by Microsoft has its own built-in,This is very easy to use,You learn to pronounce and then check some special voiced sound input methods on the Internet is not difficult,It's basically the same as the pinyin input method。

You don't have to be difficult to say the time problem for everyone, when you can understand is not what we say, it depends on your efforts, if you work hard then you may be able to understand a rough idea after 1 year, if you don't study hard for 3 years, you can't understand. Go for it! It is not difficult to get started with Japanese, and it may give you a lot of confidence.

Start with 50 phonetic charts Don't worry, hehe, learning a language is a persistent work, you can't rush to achieve quick results, start with the basics, then learn words, learn grammar, and then basic conversations, so that you learn step by step, I believe that one day you will become a master of Japanese, come on!

When I first started learning Japanese, I was learning Chinese and Japanese standard Japanese, I bought a cassette tape, and read it sentence by sentence with a repeater, and I had to imitate the tone and speed of the tone to read, and now the pronunciation is quite standard, and the Japanese is still reluctant.

I didn't have anyone to teach it, so I learned it all on my own, and I loved watching Japanese anime at that time. I don't like to watch Japanese dramas now, if it weren't for learning Japanese, I rarely watch them now, hateful Japanese, hateful American, Japanese, Korean.

The new Japanese is also good, but it may not be very used to it at first, it is written vertically, and I recommend learning the standard date first.

Well, if you want to learn 50 tones, it's very important, and if you want to learn the pinyin of Chinese characters, it's just as important as the pinyin of Chinese characters, and you'll probably be able to read Japanese

Get started, buy a book, learn

Sino-Japanese Exchange - Standard Japanese" people's education is good, the book is very detailed, there are CDs, there are more than 60 major bookstores, and there is a Hujiang Japanese on the Internet, which can be learned