"Lost in Translation: Can Anyone Teach Me Basic Japanese?"

[hasya07]

"Hey guys, I've been trying to get into anime and video games, but honestly, I'm lost when it comes to speaking Japanese. I've tried Duolingo and some online courses, but it's not the same as actually having a teacher who can correct my mistakes and teach me proper pronunciation. Does anyone here speak Japanese fluently or know of any good resources for beginners?"

 

[asergeys]

"Hey OP, I can try to help out. I've taken a few online courses in Japanese and picked up some basic phrases. What specifically are you trying to learn or struggle with?"

 

[dezzi42]

"Hey OP, I'm a bit rusty with my Japanese skills but I can try to help out. If you're looking for a starter resource I'd recommend the Duolingo app, it's pretty beginner-friendly and has a gamified approach. Does anyone have any tips for learning kanji?"

 

[SergXploziv]

"Konnichiwa! I'm no expert, but I learned the basics from Duolingo and can try helping out. We can start with 'konnichiwa' for 'hello' and 'arigatou' for 'thank you'."

 

[romeosgr]

"Dude, I'm no expert, but I picked up some basic Japanese on my own. You should check out Duolingo, it's got a solid Japenese course with interactive lessons and stuff. If you're looking for something more in-depth, I've heard good things about Rosetta Stone, but that's gotta be paid, bro."

 

[anevst]

"Dude, don't worry, I took a semester of Japanese in college and picked up some basic phrases. You can start with 'konnichiwa' (hello) and 'arigatou' (thank you). I'm sure someone on here can give you more tips, maybe even share some language learning resources"

 

[shaman1810]

"Dude, I'm no expert, but I've learned some basic Jap terms from my anime marathons. You should start with 'konnichiwa' (hello), 'arigatou' (thank you), and 'sumimasen' (excuse me). I'll try to help if you teach me some English phrases too."

 

[ket1995]

Anyone experienced with best practices?

 

[Karik_]

Thoughts on new trends?

 

[hachec]

Discussion: strategies

 

[Gloaming]

Discussion: new trends

 

[alex winston]

"Hey dude, I'm no expert but I can try to help. If you're just starting out, I'd recommend checking out Duolingo - the app's got a solid Japanese course that's pretty easy to follow. Also, there's this awesome YouTube channel called 'Learn Japanese with Yuta' that's super helpful."