Hi.i'm in japan and want to learn japanese. can anyone recommend a good textbook?
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to add to the following posts... minna no nihongo I and II (get the Japanese version, translated version, and CDs)
and
www.guidetojapanese.com
www.japanesepod101.com
one more, this one is awesome! www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/
Good luck and keep your ears open and a good attitude!!
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"New Intensive Japanese" by Kenji Ogawa.
Really old-fashioned, but simple. Also, the beginning part is written in romaji.
It started me on the path to learning Japanese!
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This is the textbook we use in class, being as it's a college textbook it might be a bit expensive though. ^^
Yookoso!: An Invitation to Contemporary Japanese
It has a matching workbook for exercises which should come with a CD for listening exercises. (I'm not sure about the CD, I've always had to go online to do the listening activities, but I think that has to do with my University rather than the book).
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