Japanese For Beginners - Lesson 3 - Basic Phrases
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anata ga nihojin desu ka? how would that translate?
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I love this your an natural teacher. Please slow down though especially on the first two lessons. you should put this out for real on DVD, I would buy it instantly. Love everything about Japan and I have been thinking about getting on a really good course. Come on Eishaay a book and DVD just do it as an ebook you would make a fortune.
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@thepersonbehindya If your from tht part of the world its going to be a lil easier to translate for you. you have 2 languages on your side. learning another wont be hard. i know bits and pieces of other languages... but i want to know German and Japanese mostly but i do want to know French as welll
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Yeah thanks so much i really am enjoying your lessons! i wish i had a personal tutor on this. ill keep this up! if you want i can return the favor! Im a DJ online and i make remixes check my cannel out and tell me what you think! i also have a show... havent been able to do it in a while but what ever... any how i am getting this so far but ill take time! Nothing worth having is easy XD
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How*
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Help me I'm from Saudi Arabia so I googled hot to say it in Japanese so it sauji do I still say Jin after it would be like saujijin
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I swear im going to put 100 videos on how to read/write/understand japanese on my watch later before i watch them
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These lessons are extremely good! They are easy to understand and fun! I have studied from home for a while now and have had a hard time understanding grammar and such, since most lessons don't explain or even teach sentences. But you do, perfectly! Thank u!
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more please!!!!
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i am more familiar with katanaka than hiragana and kanji to be fluent in writting and speaking japanese must you know all three?
Ah, question!
I've been trying very hard to memorize Hiragana but I cannot seem to make it stick in my brain! How did you memorize it?
brittneyiscoolerer 2 years ago
Hi Brittney,
Rewriting the characters over and over again should help burn it into your brain. Some people like flash cards but by rewriting it, it forces you remember how it looks and helps you practice your penmanship.
Also reading Japanese picture books You can find some picture books on Ebay, or if you live in/near NYC or LA, Book Off or Kinokuniya. Picture books will help you to recognize symbols as well as retain vocabulary by seeing and relating the word to the pictures.
eishaay 2 years ago