I need a suggestion about japanese learning.
Hi,
I'm learning japanese by myself. At this point, I know how to use both hiragana and katakana. I'm not having problems with this.
I can read some texts, even lyrics (but I can't read kanjis).
Besides that, my vocabulary it's very poor. I can read kana but I don't understand what I'm reading due my lack of vocabulary.
So, my question is...
Should I start with vocabulary? Meaning of words, grammar?
Or I must move forward to learn kanji?
If you think I have to improve my vocabulary before starting with kanjis, do you know any websites or ebooks where can I practice?
Thanks in advance, people.
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Hola,
In my opinion, learning all little by little is one of the best way though it depends on for what you want to study Japanese, for example, reading or speaking. If you do it to read something, you have to know kanji but if you want to speak Japanese, the grammar and the vocabulary are needed more than knowing kanji.
Algunos de mis amigos de Latinoamérica estudian con los vídeos o las páginas web. Te voy a dejar alugunos. Espero que puedas encontrar algunos que te ayuden.
Saludos.
http://www.kira-teachings.com/
Un español enseña japonés por sus vídeos basado en el libro de みんなのにほんご
Kizuna básica lección 1-1
http://m.youtube.com/channel/UCXE2zpwRRfmDCLjOySdFKsQ
curso kizuna tema 1
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MYnjT0xZvsk
Las páginas para aprender japonés
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/
http://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/spanish/
http://study.u-biq.org/english.html
http://www.coscom.co.jp/index.html
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I have found in the italki "resourse".
http://aspx.italki.com/docs/2FC942E8-799A-420C-927E-785BDDCF905F.htm
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