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11-03-2007, 08:23 PM
I started with Katakana then Hiragana then Kanji .
 ギャー(*0*((◎—————ー(°°； ) スッポヌケ〜 ✿ あなた だけ が みれば いい...  狂気と真実は紙一重 ✿そして坊やは眠りについて 息衝く灰の中の炎ひとつ、ふたつと 浮かぶふくらみ愛しい横顔 大地に垂るる幾千の夢、夢 銀の瞳のゆら(◕‿‿◕ ) It's a thin line between genius and stupidity. Once you cross it there is no going back!! Luckily I have tippex and a pen so I can just redraw it where I like!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA =_= †♫† 
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11-03-2007, 08:26 PM
I think it's better to sart with hirigana but that's just my opinion. after hirigana do katakana after that some basic grammar and verb conjugations. Then if you mastered those start with kanji and advanced grammar. This is the way I do it and it's working perfectly well for now ^^
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11-03-2007, 09:03 PM
Hiragana is the one you want to start with. Katakana is mainly for foreign words only, so it wouldn't really make sense to start with that.
Kanji characters are 2000+ characters borrowed from China, and you should learn them gradually as you learn Japanese.
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11-04-2007, 03:37 AM
The only systems I have seen go 1) hiragana, 2) katakana, 3) kanji. You can't learn kanji "first" because then you would never get to anything else.
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