A very stupid question for everyone

Recommend a set of textbooks, "Standard Japanese", you can first learn the pronunciation of the fifty-syllable diagram with the plate, and then the sentences and words and grammar can be self-taught.

Start with the basic 50 phonetic charts, listen and talk a lot, and it's best to read the news in Japan on the Internet every day.

Once you get used to your ears, your hearing will go up.

After passing the listening level, you can read more texts and memorize more texts, and you can talk to yourself when you have nothing to do, and then watch more Japanese TV dramas or something.

Use the textbook of Biao Ri, this textbook is suitable for self-study, the grammar is detailed, and the text is very authentic. I am self-taught, and now that I have finished elementary school, I am learning intermediate. You have to set aside a certain amount of time every day to study, if you are an office worker, I think it's better, because you will be fine after work, unlike students who still have homework... In fact, take half an hour to an hour every day to memorize words, and be familiar with grammar and the method of memorizing more example sentences.

Talk more and practice more. You can prepare for more listening, and you can listen to it on the way to work. It is also useful to listen to it before bedtime.

Language learning is accumulative. I hope you succeed soon.

Let's learn from the teacher, and the rest can find a tutor in the Japanese Department of Shandong University, and gather the questions that you usually don't understand, and call the tutor to answer a certain number of them.

Sharing the resources of Shanda, not bad!

It's good to find me as a tutor, hehe, if it's not from Beijing, forget it.

I'm stupid too. Hehe.

But I always think that people are smarter than me, but I also believe that I can be better than others (although I haven't discovered it yet).

However, people who think they are stupid are indeed stupid, which will make them feel inferior in life, and produce a sense of depression in some places or things, so that things that would have gone well will be meaninglessly blocked.

For example, if a person is very smart (as people say) and has worked hard to do something, he always thinks that it is great, but when it is your turn, will you have an emotion? It's like, that man is very smart, I'm so stupid, he's so hard, I can't do it at all!

Before I did it, I had already injected myself with a "decadent agent". Then it's not fun to keep doing it!

I remember that Akai in the Hokage said a sentence: People who don't believe in themselves have no value in working hard.

Indeed, you may see that you are a lot of "stupid", but everyone has advantages, but they just don't find it. Like that, you don't think you can do it, but maybe you're better at it than that smart guy.

Believe in yourself and put this stupidity under your feet.