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Oops, another "bad" of mine. You'll also want to learn how to use the particles "wa" and "ga" at this stage, which indicate subject and topic, respectively. In the sentence pattern above, you can bet that about 80% of the time, you'll use "ga" before an adjective.

I'm serious, though, when I say spoken Japanese is pretty easy to pick up. Just don't let it intimidate you.

I learned hairagana then katakana, I used the pimsleur Japanese language program (I am on lessen 80 of 90) I also use Amazon.com: Remembering the Kanji: A Complete Course on How Not to Forget the Meaning and Writing of Japanese Characters (Manoa): Books: James W. Heisig, and Amazon.com: Kanji Study Cards: Books: James W. Heisig boxed set of 2,042 flash cards contains full information on kanji including Chinese and Japanese readings, English equivalents, and hints for vocabulary building. other then that i have hundred's of imported manga, most of then are in kana with some kanji, the kanji have kana beside them. heres a list of web sites I use. hope you find it helpful

Japanese Stories
KA: Japanese Vocabulary
crunchyroll.com - Anime
Japanese/English Flashcard Generator - Study Japanese for Free!
Japanese Kana Quizzes (Hiragana & Katakana) [Flash 6]
Japanese Lessons
Teaching English in Japan...
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I need help with japanese too.

You are all so good ;__; i'm not started study katakana or hiragana...but i'm going to open college to learn some japanese..asian characters too<3

thanks guys I learn nihonngo first bcoz of interest & appreciation sometimes its complicated I learned by reading, writing & listening :rolleyes: without worry :vsign: