Tutorials & Resources Japanese learning resource

http://unknowngenius.com/blog/archives/2004/07/27/fake-your-way-into-japanese-pt-1/

sorry for not serious post i just had to

 

Imabi.net is pretty good for grammar though can be hard for beginners.

 

Jsho
The most awesome Japanese dictionary for beginners IMO. Works very well offline, with bookmark feature so we can bookmark new vocabs we are trying to remember.

 

I myself use Kotoba-chan at android for my memorization and japanese for today Published by Gakken CO. LTD., translated/transliterated into my mother language for learning grammar and such.
For informal language, I guess watching anime without subs?

 

Yeah, that works too, at least, lighter than Obenkyo...

 

You're welcome
You've also given me new sources.
This kind of sharing is really good, the more people contribute, the better it is

 

I couldn't find one that is completely focused on chinese.. Since for chinese I mostly used dictionary since I got some basic language understanding..

The best one I can recommend is memrise but it wasn't that good too but it was sufficient I think for some basic understanding.. Hopes it helps..

 

Thanks for the help

 

Thank you.
I will try it later.

 

List of JouYou Kanji
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_jōyō_kanji
I find it to be more accurate than any of mecab's dictionaries. I have found that I don't like the way how certain kanji translate into romanji. Sometimes I prefer the On'yomi reading and other times I may prefer the Kon'yomi way to pronounce. And if you are using mecab or jparser, the dictionaries are not that easily changed and nearly impossible to update with ease.
I would love to incorporate this
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZFnn9B_oxKvqX4P7zAiTEDXUcYQre732AzX714cdImc/edit?usp=sharing
into a personal mecab dictionary

 

Thank you for your recommendation.

 

Kanji Study on google apps helps with Kanji memorization and repetition (this one has legit 5 stars and I'm using it).

Kanji Senpai helps you on listening and vocab via SRS (spaced repetition system), also contains audio.

JoyoKanji is a website mainly for essays and reading so if you want to improve on your reading skills, use this (you will have to buy essays in order to read them but the first 2 are given free if you register, don't worry, they are cheap like below $3.00 an essay).

Satori, another website for the purpose of reading, another way of improving your japanese whether free or monthly/yearly pay.

Tanos is a site that prepares you for the JLPT test. Can also be used as an aid to your studies. Use this to study for the JLPT test or to better your japanese.

JapanesePod101 For the fluency and innovative type of people; also has vocab, grammer, reading and listening (I actually tried it and it is good but I only did it for a month).

By the way, not only can you make your own flashcards in Anki, but you can download decks other users made in the anki forums (just putting this out there for those who wish to find it).

So, yea, I've been researching which sites are useful for grammer, vocab, listening, writing, and reading and these are what I found.

If any of you want to REALLY REALLY learn japanese as in wanting to not just read but talk to other japanese people with pure confidence, then please study with ambition, dedication and most importantly... even if you fail, don't give up, keep on going! Because it will only get hard if you think it's hard (well yea the kanji, duh. That's like the #1 thing that prevents people from continuing to learn the language). But, if you have the right resources, I assure you that once you have the kanji down as well as learning the vocab, then you're one step closer towards your goal.

'20% of the Kanji is 80% of the vocabulary'

 

https://www.wanikani.com/ - kanji learning site. It is free up to level 3 and the levels after are accessible if you pay a subscription. started by people on the website bellow

https://www.tofugu.com/ - website/blog about Japanese culture. It also has a lot of review of Japanese language textbooks

 

http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/ - Read the complete guide and grammar.

Started reading visual novels and eroge to remember the rest of the kanjis

 

This is really great

 

PDF url not working
can anyone send me another resource ?