Hi there, I've started learning Japanese and I can read hirigana and katakana, and I know some basic Kanji, I'm wondering if anyone knows any resources that are good for practicing reading. I'm still a "begginer" but I understand basic grammer structures.
thanks
Try these results. I am sorry that they are mostly written in Japanese but picutures can be helpful to find a favorable one for you. For children's books, I recommedn Old Stories of Japan or Digital Ehon Site and then you can move on to Hiragana news and culture websites and finally may want to try to read Japanese novels on Aozora Bunko(青空文庫) in which a lot of Japanese literature books are available for free!
http://nihongo-e-na.com/jpn/site/tag/%E8%AA%AD%E3%82%80/
If you have a smartphone, you can download Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese grammar for free as well as memrise where you can learn some vocabulary and kanji using flashcards.
I've already gone through a lot of Tae-kim's guide to Japanese, I'm more looking for things like texts to read!
Yes. I would benefit from online resources for kindergaten-level texts.
