Random I'm back to studying Japanese. Does anyone have any ideas for study materials?

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[Mahopon]

At what level are you?

Here https://morg.systems/9f88358f collection of resources for learning japanese.

Genki book is great for absolute beginner.

Kaishi deck https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1196762551 for foundational vocab.

Write kanji by hand (get familiar with kanji parts/radicals) if you still have hard time differentiating kanji. https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1833474130 this deck has stroke order field so you can learn how to write the kanji.

Tons of native media (ln/manga/game), you learn language by actively engaging with them.

https://yoku.bi/ skim read it to get a feel of japanese grammar.

game gengo https://www.youtube.com/@GameGengo is a nice youtube channel that explains japanese grammar using game.

A dictionary of Basic/Intermediate/Advanced Japanese Grammar books to improve comprehension for when you can already read japanese without much lookup.

 

[Lod 10]

At what level are you?

Here https://morg.systems/9f88358f collection of resources for learning japanese.

Genki book is great for absolute beginner.

Kaishi deck https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1196762551 for foundational vocab.

Write kanji by hand (get familiar with kanji parts/radicals) if you still have hard time differentiating kanji. https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1833474130 this deck has stroke order field so you can learn how to write the kanji.

Tons of native media (ln/manga/game), you learn language by actively engaging with them.

https://yoku.bi/ skim read it to get a feel of japanese grammar.

game gengo https://www.youtube.com/@GameGengo is a nice youtube channel that explains japanese grammar using game.

A dictionary of Basic/Intermediate/Advanced Japanese Grammar books to improve comprehension for when you can already read japanese without much lookup.

Thank you, my friend, I'm at the basic level.

 

[Mahopon]

Thank you, my friend, I'm at the basic level.

I kinda assume that you already know kana, but if not here the hiragana & katakana table with the stroke order, the best way to learn them is just by writing them over and over.
ignore wi and we, they are obsolete https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(kana)

Good luck on your study

 

[Lod 10]

I kinda assume that you already know kana, but if not here the hiragana & katakana diagram, the best way to learn them is just by writing them over and over.

View attachment 211321Good luck on your study

Thank you my friend, I am currently learning hiragana. In an app that's in the image, it asks several questions within a time limit.I have to get the questions right.