Japanese Dictionaries

[COnfidential]

Hi there everyone.
I'm really sorry If there is already a Post wich we use to put in these kinds of information, If so you can delete this.

Does anyone have reccomendations for books wich helped you learn the language, culture and daily life in Japan?
And maybe even some good Dictionaries cause I can't seem to find any at all in Norway, not Nowegian-Japanese or English-Japanese.

[Hatredcopter]

Originally Posted by COnfidential

Hi there everyone.
I'm really sorry If there is already a Post wich we use to put in these kinds of information, If so you can delete this.

Does anyone have reccomendations for books wich helped you learn the language, culture and daily life in Japan?
And maybe even some good Dictionaries cause I can't seem to find any at all in Norway, not Nowegian-Japanese or English-Japanese.

The absolute best way to learn Japanese is in the classroom. It's much easier and more efficient if you have a real teacher there to help you. But that doesn't mean you can't start covering the basics of Japanese by yourself... The textbook that we used in our first semester class a few years back was called "Genki", and it was pretty darn good. I'd recommend picking up the first Genki book as well as the workbook and the audio CD that goes along with it.

You might be able to find it at a university's book store. If not, you'll have to order it online. Good dictionaries can also be found online as well.