qilver wrote:

i second that

LOL, it was an obvious answer, but it had to be said.

qilver wrote:

i second that

Or just get a J-A girl to help you out.
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Japanese drama trades (on hiatus)

Currently watching: Netflix stuff

cori wrote:

Or just get a J-A girl to help you out.

Know any?

bmwracer wrote:

Know any?

Possibly. Any incentives for doing so?
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Japanese drama trades (on hiatus)

Currently watching: Netflix stuff

Very good help for study by your own :
http://nihongodekimasu.wordpress.com

I really love those TV Courses
Lets learn Japanese and Nihongo Dekimasu
No book can explain and learn it better ! [/url]

barneygumble wrote:

Very good help for study by your own : http://nihongodekimasu.wordpress.com I really love those TV Courses Lets learn Japanese and Nihongo Dekimasu No book can explain and learn it better ! [/url]

WHOA i like it! thanks for the link so much!!!
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nippon addict wrote:

WHOA i like it! thanks for the link so much!!!

it's now closed ;_;

Too bad they closed this wonderful website
but there is a mirrorsite & this one still works ( and will be updated ) :

http://nihongo-dekimasu.blogspot.com/

uchiha_itachi wrote:

I've been learning japanese on my own for almost 3 years now (i told my brother to learn it with me, but he's just a �ӂ��ҁj�@i learned the basics from different web sites, then i did most of my studying from pimsleur chapters and Rosetta stone. I played that game before! ^^ it was kindof weird so i deleted it. maybe i'll download it again. Right now i'm using ->This<- site for learning. it's pretty good. You can ask one of their 3 or 4 teachers something and they'll have your question answered within 2 days. There's 5 courses with about 12-13 lessons in each. they've also got alot of shows that you can watch to help with your japanese. You're right. Japanese IS groovy.

thanks so much for the website!!!

thanks for the links!!!
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halo.
i just want to learn Japaneses of my own
I'm really happy find this forum
please help me if i have trouble will you guys

where would be a good site to find a japanese pen pal?

For those struggling with kanji (like me) there's a really nifty converter here http://nihongo.j-talk.com/parser/index.php that will convert kanji to hiragana or even to romaji... very cool!

4.6-Billion-Years-of-Love wrote:

where would be a good site to find a japanese pen pal?

For Japanese Penpals,i knew one but i forgot the website..

Anime Dad wrote:

For those struggling with kanji (like me) there's a really nifty converter here http://nihongo.j-talk.com/parser/index.php that will convert kanji to hiragana or even to romaji... very cool!

here is one i look at for Kanji
http://www.kanjisite.com/index.html

4.6-Billion-Years-of-Love wrote:

where would be a good site to find a japanese pen pal?

Have you tried Japan-guide.com?

http://www.japan-guide.com/local/?aCAT=2

konnichiwa. to learn basic Japanese, the site below might be useful for you.
http://www.geocities.com/jay3242000/mypage.html
Have fun and enjoy learning!

Thanks for posting your Japanese lessons, website. I am going to try it out as i am self-teaching myself some Japanese. I took a look at your website, and it is very informative.

Good to see that native Japanese speakers are posting lessons here!
I couldn't tell whether your lessons were free from the website, but from the one I read, it looks fairly solid.

Anyway, I'm going to merge this with the proper thread, but great site!
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i recently bought some Kanji Cards from the Japanese bookstore, to help with my self-study on Japanese. I plan on using some other books as well for reference and some online study. I hope to expand on my limited Japanese skills and learn how to read some basic Kanji, as well as Kana characters.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/learn-lanuage-free.htm

http://www.livemocha.com/users/register/s:en-us/l:ja

LiveMocha bills itself as the social way to learn a language. Their system combines self paced lessons, a interactive community with tutors and the ability to talk to native speakers around the world.

Haven't tried it yet so don't really know anything about it.