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by gaghl641295 » February 2nd, 2012 6:22 am
Are there any suggestions I can get to help myself learn faster and better?
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by davidgallas057220 » July 30th, 2012 4:54 am
Practise talking with Japanese people. You can remember things like new vocabulary and using correct grammar much easier after talking to someone then if you were to study by yourself for a few hours. It's the best way to learn to speak Japanese and learn natural japanese as well (lol I guess this is too obvious.)
I experienced this myself, when I was talking to a Japanese friend and he used the word "おんち." At the time we were laughing about something so it made some kind of connection with this word. Now I feel like I will never forget "おんち" even though he only said it once!
You will learn things like using かんたん (easy) is more natural than using やさしい (easy). or that the sentence structure ともだちがにほんにいったのはいつ? is more natural then いつともだちがにほんにいったの？
Meanwhile, sometimes when I study by myself I forget words that I studied for a few weeks!
I experienced this myself, when I was talking to a Japanese friend and he used the word "おんち." At the time we were laughing about something so it made some kind of connection with this word. Now I feel like I will never forget "おんち" even though he only said it once!
You will learn things like using かんたん (easy) is more natural than using やさしい (easy). or that the sentence structure ともだちがにほんにいったのはいつ? is more natural then いつともだちがにほんにいったの？
Meanwhile, sometimes when I study by myself I forget words that I studied for a few weeks!
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by natsukoy9313 » July 31st, 2012 5:05 pm
Hi everyone!
Thank you for helping your colleague!
To learn Japanese faster and better...practice, practice, practice!
Just like your colleagues wrote, practicing with Japanese people and flash cards are very efficient!
You can probably use sources like TV too?
Natsuko(奈津子)/JapanesePod101.com
Thank you for helping your colleague!
To learn Japanese faster and better...practice, practice, practice!
Just like your colleagues wrote, practicing with Japanese people and flash cards are very efficient!
You can probably use sources like TV too?
Natsuko(奈津子)/JapanesePod101.com
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