http://www.youtube.com/results­?suggested_categories=27&searc­h_query=Namasensei+playlist%2C­+playlist

Let's Learn Japanese
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=t58Hblk8xQM

(on Youtube) search for Let's Learn Japanese
Watch Let's Learn Japanese, pause the video whenever you need to, and say everything they say trying to say it as closely as possible to the way they way it.

search for Namasensei
Watch his videos if you need to. He makes a ton of mistakes and is sometimes wrong, but he may be motivating to you.

Learn Japanese grammar.
http://www.guidetojapanese.org­/

Get the 3 books A Dictionary of Basic/Intermediate/Advanced Japanese Grammar. Get Making Sense of Japanese Grammar.

Get a PalmOS pocket PC and install PADict
or get a Windows Mobile pocket PC and install EBPocket
write kana and kanji in the screen even though you can't see what you're writing.

Learn kanji. I recommend you get the book Remembering The Kanji 1. The first part of the book is free on their website.
http://nirc.nanzan-u.ac.jp/pub­lications/miscPublications/pdf­/RK4/RK%201_sample.pdf

Do (most of) what Heisig says in the book and learn kanji. Remember, it's a language. You learn every language your entire life.

These people can answer your questions about Remembering The Kanji.
http://kanji.koohii.com/

Install JWPce for Windows.
http://www.physics.ucla.edu/~g­rosenth/jwpce.html

Wow, I didn't know this page existed.

I study Japanese on my own and take unversity classes which get me college credit, give me more practice, and correct errors in my self studying. The Japanese lanugage/culture is a big topic. Not that it's hard as the stereotype goes. It's just takes time. It's a language. It takes time to learn how to talk and write.

Learn kana. Write them when you learn kanji.
http://www.realkana.com/
or get Dreamkana http://www.softempire.com/drea­mkana.html

Kana can take as little as 6 weeks to become familiar with all of them. You won't regret knowing kana. Roumaji (the alphabet) cripples your ability to learn Japanese. When you don't think in Japanese, all of Japanese becomes tongue twisters and you won't be able to talk/write/read/listen. With kana and kanji, it's easy.

Thank you for the friendship!!^-^☆

Hey.its me!
I decided to write to you here,so it would be more private.
you said you study Japanese-where? in a University? is there any chance you could send me the stuff you learn via E-Mail? like homework you get,or some practice pages?
you see,I was about to sign for Japanese study myself.but the price was so high I had to give it up.
Would it trouble you a lot to send me any material you have at all?
I guess Im not being too polite,damanding this much,but if you like-I can teach you Hebrew or Russian in return....so how about it?

hello