How can people who have no beginner in Japanese and no vocabulary foundation prepare for the second

I have a little experience learning Japanese for many years:

1.Insist that no matter what you learn, you can't fish for three days and dry your nets for two days.

In particular, learning foreign languages and Japanese definitely requires a long-term accumulation of --- persistence!

2.Watch Japanese dramas.

This is one of the best ways to learn Japanese!

Unless you're in Japan, watching Japanese dramas is the best way to develop your sense of language!

3.Chat Now chat tools are flying all over the sky, "QQ", "MSN", "Skype", etc., in these chat tools, there are Japanese people who want to learn Japanese (QQ) and want to learn Chinese (MSN, Skype), don't be embarrassed, find someone, drag closer, you can chat, the improvement of Japanese level is particularly fast!

4.Keep a journal.

When I opened my diary, which I wrote in Japanese 6 years ago, I was filled with emotion!

At that time, I was young and frivolous, and I worked hard at that time!

Try to use all the words you have recently learned when writing in your diary, so that you can better deepen your impression!

5.Check and ask questions.

Anyone is from "grandson" to "grandfather", and the same is true for learning Japanese, and at first, we may propose some to make a master.

If you think it's funny, don't worry about it, when you meet a good person, just ask!

As long as we can improve ourselves, we can do whatever it takes!!

A brief introduction to how to learn.

1 Set goals.

First of all, what is the purpose of learning Japanese? Do you want to work in a Japanese company, or do you just like watching Japanese dramas and want to understand the conversation? Different goals will naturally lead to different goals.

2. Selection of teaching materials.

A new edition of "Standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese Communication".

3 : Prepare a *** or mp4 so that you can learn Japanese anytime and anywhere when you are bored!

Well, it's time to start learning.

1 .Buy a copy of "Standard Japanese" and follow "Standard Japanese" lesson by lesson!

There is a "Standard Japanese" class in Wanyu**, there is a teacher who provides one-on-one tutoring online, and if you don't understand, you can ask the teacher, which is more suitable for self-study! Most netizens learned it there!

Course address. 2.I have time to listen to basic Japanese *** songs! If you search for it, there are quite a lot of Japanese songs!

3.If you have time to watch Japanese dramas, you will gradually be able to understand some basic dialogue!

Take a look at Tokyo Impression to get a feel for Japan today. You can also take a look at the documentary "Living with Tears" and "Little International Students" directed by Zhang Liling, which are available on Youku.

The texts of the new edition of the Standard Japanese Elementary Elementary Volume II***

Word: A new version of "Standard Japanese".

Beginner eBooks.

Save effort and learn something else.

It's a bit difficult to take level 2 from scratch now, but it's not impossible, if you have to, you'll have to spend all your energy on it this year, it's very hard. Use 2 months to lay the foundation, use 4 months to refine level 3 and 4, and then use 3 months to attack level 2. As long as the foundation is good, the vocabulary is enough for level 2, and it is not difficult.

It's not too late. Prepare something... It's a Japanese book that is sold in most bookstores.

First learn hiragana, katakana and their stroke order, and then the kanji in Japanese that need to be recognized. You start by buying some beginner-level Japanese books that contain common words and the pronunciation of hiragana. In elementary books, you will probably have hiragana on top of the kanji.

My experience... I bought a book with it. Flip it before you buy it.

Katakana is generally used to convert English to Japanese pronunciation.,Don't use it indiscriminately.。。。 Hiragana is still used a lot. And then watch more original Japanese anime or movies.,Listen to more Japanese songs or something.,It's very helpful to improve your Japanese (at least for me...)。。

Take a look and listen to the feeling and it will come out). These are my own self-learning methods... If you really can't do it, you have to go to the teacher = =.

These should be suitable for beginners... Because I studied on my own like this, I was able to understand most of the Japanese and recognize the fake business card kana for about a month. . . I don't understand the stroke order=v=。。。

I'm in college, and I have to study Japanese for a year because of my major, and then I study N1 on my own except for Japanese major classes, and as long as I want to learn, I'm sure I can do it if I take the time, and I'm currently fighting N1

It's not too late, many people are almost 30 years old to learn. If you want to find a teacher, you can go to **to find it, ** is not expensive.

That's still young, don't get tired of studying, choose a good school, just concentrate on studying consistently, don't be too stressed.