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I always wanted to learn it but could never find any help/site that could teach me it. My school doenst teach japanese so im stuck in spanish  so im wondering if anyone knew were i could go to learn it or if i should just wait and hire someone?
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I highly doubt you're gonna learn a language just by reading some internet articles.. even buying books won't help much. Your best bet would be to look for a course or maybe a private teacher..
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ViciousJawa wrote:I highly doubt you're gonna learn a language just by reading some internet articles I learned all my english from playing online games when i got my first comp. (when i was 6 years) But i think that it only works when you are pretty young. but anyways you could move to japan for some months since then so would you learn japanese because everyone there is talking it. i'm planning on saving money to move to china for a year or 2 sometime
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I agree with VJ, a japanese course is probably the best and cheapest way to learn japanese. They are usually provided by universities or "adult education centers" (have it from a dictionary, maybe not a correct term) Ofcourse it's best if the teacher is a native speaker, so that you can learn the correct pronounciation/grammar Going to japan to learn there is a bit expensive, i fear. I'd like to go to Japan someday though.. when i feel ready to communicate in japanese xD I'll just continue with my japanese course for now :P
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yea.....most ppl go to the country their learning the language from when theyre confident and want to smooth things out that there still not 100% on. My school didnt have Japanese classes either or i would have taken it. Tried learning from internet, programs ect and learnt the very basics. All i really know is Hirigana a little Katakana and basic sentences, but a quality course would be best
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Move to Japan 
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Zigburd wrote:ViciousJawa wrote:I highly doubt you're gonna learn a language just by reading some internet articles I learned all my english from playing online games when i got my first comp. (when i was 6 years) But i think that it only works when you are pretty young. but anyways you could move to japan for some months since then so would you learn japanese because everyone there is talking it. i'm planning on saving money to move to china for a year or 2 sometime well don't compare english to japanese.. you can at least recognize the letters in the english language and there are similarities.. asian languages are a whole other thing. I've had chinese for 1 year so far and I agree, moving to china would be cool.. Shanghai *dreams* xD
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ViciousJawa wrote:Zigburd wrote:ViciousJawa wrote:I highly doubt you're gonna learn a language just by reading some internet articles I learned all my english from playing online games when i got my first comp. (when i was 6 years) But i think that it only works when you are pretty young. but anyways you could move to japan for some months since then so would you learn japanese because everyone there is talking it. i'm planning on saving money to move to china for a year or 2 sometime well don't compare english to japanese.. you can at least recognize the letters in the english language and there are similarities.. asian languages are a whole other thing. I've had chinese for 1 year so far and I agree, moving to china would be cool.. Shanghai *dreams* xD You can write japanese and chinese words with the letters we use 
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of course, but that won't help you too much when you're in their countries.. they don't use pinyin all the time ^^
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oh, so it's called pinyin in chinese? it's romaji for japanese. for me, japanese grammar is easy. the only part that is really hard are the kanji, they are pretty hard to learn. hiragana/katakana were pretty easy to learn though. :P
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You might be able to find a decent online learning course through some colleges, I'm kinda tempted to do that right now. At the moment, all the Japanese I know comes from watching anime, and correlating words/meanings. That's my favorite way to learn languages really, since it's essentially what you do from birth. You learn speaking before writing, after all.
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