looking for japanese books

MMS · (#1 (**permalink**))

Good morning every one here ...

I am beginner in japanese language ...

still in the first step ... i mean still memorize the kanji letters...

but i want to prepare to the next step ...so i need your help to find books

about japanese grammars for free download ...

please any one have some links that can help me ... i am waiting

yuriyuri · (#2 (**permalink**))

If you want something for free then work through this website:
Tae Kim's Japanese guide to Japanese grammar

SHAD0W · (#3 (**permalink**))

If you want to learn another language so badly then why do you begrudge paying for it?

SceptileMaster · (#4 (**permalink**))

I also recommend Tae Kim's guide. I use a textbook but I sometimes reference his guide. I think it's a good guide.

KyleGoetz · (#5 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by SHAD0W

If you want to learn another language so badly then why do you begrudge paying for it?

To be fair, some people cannot afford even twenty dollars for a crappy book, let alone the decent ones that are much more expensive. I started learning on my own when I was like 14, and I didn't receive an allowance and was too busy with school and volunteer work to get into a good university that I couldn't get a job. Plus it's nearly impossible to get a job at 14 in the US anyway.

OP, Tae Kim's guide is excellent. You should get Anki and start doing hiragana and katakana flashcards, too.

MMS · (#6 (**permalink**))

yuriyuri

tank you so much for this useful link ...

thanx ... may allah bless you ...

MMS · (#7 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by SHAD0W

If you want to learn another language so badly then why do you begrudge paying for it?

actually i tried to search and buy some book but i didnot find any thing in the book stores i know ...i just find some CDs... so i try this easy way to find what i want ... of course if i donot find any thing i will buy the books from the internet ...
any way , thank you ...

MMS · (#8 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by SceptileMaster

I also recommend Tae Kim's guide. I use a textbook but I sometimes reference his guide. I think it's a good guide.

Thanx so much for your nice advice...i will try it for sure..

MMS · (#9 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

To be fair, some people cannot afford even twenty dollars for a crappy book, let alone the decent ones that are much more expensive. I started learning on my own when I was like 14, and I didn't receive an allowance and was too busy with school and volunteer work to get into a good university that I couldn't get a job. Plus it's nearly impossible to get a job at 14 in the US anyway.

OP, Tae Kim's guide is excellent. You should get Anki and start doing hiragana and katakana flashcards, too.

OK ... Thank you ... i will ...

dravalley · (#10 (**permalink**))

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