Do you have any thoughts on learning Japanese on your own?

I don't know how many people have asked questions like yours here.

The Japanese language is characterized by its ease of entry and difficulty.

In Japanese, some people say that they come in laughing and crying and go out.

The reason is simple. Japanese grammar is too much and too complicated.

Not easy to master. But if you do, it's not for the sake of the exam.

I believe that the number of words reaching about 8000 can meet your above requirements.

I believe that anyone who has studied a foreign language knows that vocabulary is the foundation.

There are no shortcuts other than mastering a large vocabulary.

Listen more, write more, read more. It is the basis for learning a foreign language.

You said you weren't afraid of hard work. But I hope you stick to it.

Boring words, easier to polish patience.

It's easy to give up the motivation to learn.

As for what you said about finding a job related to the Japanese language, it's not for nothing, but most of them don't have what you want. (The specific reason is uneasy, so I say that it is indeed so clear) Watching Japanese dramas I believe that many people who think they are good at learning Japanese don't really understand some Japanese words and phrases, at most, they understand it in their hearts and can't say it

At the end of the day, there is a strong motivation to learn Japanese well

Just kidding, it's about having resentment and obsession 3-

Otherwise, in the end, it's only a half-tone

Learning a language has always been a chore. I'm also distressed about this. If you want to learn English, I still have to learn English for more than 10 years, but now it is really difficult to learn Japanese in a short period of time, and Japanese is even more difficult to learn than English... Go for it!

Send you four words, one sentence.

Listening, speaking, reading, writing.

Stick with something.

1. It is important to choose appropriate textbooks for self-study.

Each student studying Japanese has a different time and purpose, so it is important to choose your textbooks carefully. This is because a set of textbooks that are suitable for Japanese majors is not suitable for office workers who want to add an extra skill, because the time does not allow a lot of practice every day. And some textbooks are suitable for hobbyists, such as watching anime to learn Japanese, watching variety shows, movies and television, etc., which are not suitable for those who want to take the grade.

Therefore, our common textbooks include "Everyone's Japanese Language", "New Standard Japanese", "New Japanese Course", etc., each textbook has its own advantages and disadvantages, and we can choose different textbooks for our different situations.

2. Self-study of the 50 tones of introductory Japanese.

Fifty tones is the foundation of learning Japanese, and it is also the way that everyone must take, if we don't even learn fifty tones well, it will directly affect the progress of Japanese and the standardization of Japanese. The Japanese Fifty Syllable Chart has become very important for beginners. Some friends feel that it is difficult to remember the fifty tones of Japanese, and some remember the first five vowels but can't remember the back.

There are also some tips, for those who are difficult to remember katakana, is to memorize all hiragana with cards, and then write down the katakana corresponding to each one, and keep remembering.

3. It is important to practice pronunciation in self-taught Japanese.

The most feared thing about learning a language is to become dumb, and some can only write and not speak, so what is the meaning of learning this language? Therefore, in the early stage of learning Japanese, we must lay a good foundation for spoken Japanese and standardize pronunciation.

Japanese pronunciation features:

Small accents, don't lip sync too much.

Short and powerful can not be dragged on.

Don't grin out of your mouth, and your pronunciation will be back.

In the early stage of learning Japanese, we must work whether the pronunciation is standard, if you blindly imitate anime, film and television, variety shows, etc., it is not feasible, sometimes film and television in order to meet the "witty words" will not have much effect on zero-based friends.

4. Don't be intimidated by grammar when studying on your own.

Japanese grammar is many and complicated, and when we learn grammar in the early stage, we only need to figure out the grammar points of the textbook, and don't get into the horns and easily enter a dead end.

Don't crash yet! Classmates, read my article first, read my method, and then you try.

I taught myself Japanese and managed to get N2. Summarize a set of my exam preparation methods, read them carefully, and you will have gains!

The first thing you need to be clear about is that your fifty tones are solid?

Or are you just blind or memorizing words!

Classmate: If you just take the word book and start memorizing it, I'm going to wake you up.

Think about it yourself: When you were a child, when you were learning Chinese, did the teacher let you memorize the words directly? 、

If you memorize the words directly, then the primary school students must not go crazy? You can't go crazy yourself?

Therefore, the fifty tones are as important as our pinyin, and the foundation of the fifty tones must be laid firmly!

Okay, the trick is coming, like the collection first, and get ready to come

Fifty-tone technique.

Zhan Wei Japanese lesson.

When I first started preparing for the Japanese exam, I followed Zhan Wei's Japanese class, and it was very fast to get started, which was very suitable for me to learn as a novice, and there would be no situation where I couldn't learn it, and the teacher's pronunciation was really pure, much like the Japanese themselves, I read with the teacher in class basically three times, and the effect of helping to memorize fifty tones was particularly good. When you first start learning Japanese, you must first thoroughly understand Zhan Wei, and the fifty tones of Japanese will not be a problem.

For example, the fifty-syllable diagram in Japanese, which is difficult to remember, Mr. Zhan Wei will bring out its hiragana, katakana, vowels, and consonants, and I will memorize the phrases he gave me with five lines and ten paragraphs, so that I can understand it quickly. It only took me two days to learn all the fifty tones, and if you want to master the fifty tones quickly, you must go through Zhan Wei in a down-to-earth manner.

Word memorization skills.

The most Japanese. Only fifty tones have a solid grasp.,The next thing is to memorize words.,This part can't escape memorization.,But method-based memorization and blind memorization are two concepts.,I borrowed a very good app in the word part to help me "The Most Japanese", this software allows me to memorize words like playing games.,Set it up to break through the mode.,Let me want to clear the level quickly.,I even forgot that I'm learning.。

And I will also take a notebook, write down the words to be memorized today, use the time on the way to class or on the subway or even in the toilet, I will take it out to look at the two faces, if you can't memorize, at least you will be familiar with it if you read more!

My method of memorizing words is very simple, the main thing is to check whether your fifty tones are passed and solid, so that it will be easier to memorize words, and you still have to memorize! There is no escape, no matter what method is used!

Pain is a problem that every language student will face, don't collapse, it's not that you can't learn, it's that your heart is starting to be impetuous, calm down, go to study, you can!!

Be sure to grasp the order well, and first memorize the Japanese fifty-syllable diagram; Immediately after that, correct your pronunciation and tone, learn stroke order, and finally practice with various textbooks. At the beginner level, don't choose textbooks that are too difficult, as beginner textbooks such as the new Japanese and the new standard Japanese are very good.

First of all, let's understand the Japanese fifty tones, the fifty tone diagram is actually the Japanese alphabet, or it can also be called hiragana, katakana, and the abc in English has a property; Whether it's Japanese or another language, this is the basis for getting started. In Japanese, a kana represents a syllable, hiragana is used for writing, and katakana refers specifically to special words and loanwords; There are four pronunciations of Japanese kana, which are clean, voiced, semi-voiced, and broadcast, and mastering the pronunciation rules is the first step to success.

Hello, you can sign up for a Japanese interest class, and if you have friends who are learning Japanese, you can ask for some tips.

It is difficult to learn Japanese on your own.

If you don't want to spend money to learn, you can learn more about what kind of internal situation beginners should learn in the process of learning, and pay attention to seize the time when learning, use the time, and continue to work hard, I believe that the efficiency of learning will be higher.

Learning Japanese is not about studying for many hours a day, but about using fragmented time to study, which can also improve a lot, such as waking up in the morning.

It is very important to memorize words and listen to Japanese and practice pronunciation a little earlier, after all, you don't have to think too much about it when you are learning, you only need to think about learning a little bit every day to accumulate time, and you can naturally learn faster and learn better after a long time.

In the process of learning Japanese, the choice of self-study has also become the choice of many people, after all, many people may just have hobbies, and there is no need to spend money to learn, so when listening and speaking, you can watch and listen to some Japanese anime, which can also deepen the impression and speed up the learning efficiency.

Especially for self-taught friends, in the process of self-study, you will also find that if the learning efficiency is relatively low, it is precisely because the method is wrong, so you must learn seriously and concentrate on dealing with problems, so that it will be better when you learn.

Tense:

There are only two tenses in Japanese: the past tense, the present tense, and the future tense are classified as the present tense by modern Japanese, because there is no obvious tense mark for the present tense and the future tense, and it depends on the type of verb and the relationship between the upper and lower tenses. Morphologically and holistically, we can think of two types of tenses: past and non-past tenses.

Straight to the point, I'll talk about it briefly.

1. Experience in learning Japanese.

Fifty tones. Write more and practice pronunciation. I usually use software to help me learn, I don't like to write, and I like to keep my phone in my hand, and the software can also record it to correct my own hair rental Qi Yin problem, which is very important.

Fifty tones can be said to be the most basic and important point of the Japanese language introduction, and it is especially important to remember the fifty tones accurately. At this stage, you must listen carefully to Zhan Wei's Japanese-type fierce lesson, and the effect of helping to memorize fifty sounds is one of the best. The teacher will explain the corresponding lip shape of each pronunciation clearly, which is very convenient to understand.

Every time I listen to it, I will repeat it a few times, and it will be the time of four or five Zhenlingtian, I brushed Zhan Wei three times, and the fifty tones are well mastered, and the pronunciation is particularly standard. It is necessary to practice it carefully, and it will be of great help to practice speaking and listening in the later stage.

Word. There is no skill in words, just memorization. However, before learning words, you must ensure that you can pick out one at random, and you will have to reflect its pronunciation in two or three seconds.

When I memorize words, I use the Japanese word red book, which is very convenient to remember in stages.

I write Japanese words on sticky notes in common places at home, so that I can deepen my memory, and I can see them on a regular basis and remember them quickly.

Grammar. There is no way to learn grammar alone, but it is very nonsensical to memorize where to use a grammar. Therefore, to learn grammar, you have to look at the New Oriental Japanese online course with some example sentences, short essays or something.

You must systematically follow the textbook and follow the online class, at least know who they are, what they are doing, and where they are used. Read more articles, analyze more, and write more.

I'm studying on my own right now, and sure enough, the more I learn, the more difficult it becomes, but until now, I haven't thought about enrolling in a class.