Shibumi
23 ott 2017

  • Bulgaro

Genki

Apple16
23 ott 2017

  • Inglese (Stati Uniti)

Basic kanji book 1 it’s so good! It helped me so much and it teaches you kanji and grammar Genki is also a really good one

shannypocket
23 ott 2017

  • Inglese (Regno Unito)
@Shibumi @Apple16 Thank you very much😊
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Tanya_nanoda
23 ott 2017

  • Russo
  • Ucraino
  • Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto

minna no nihongo
for the very beginner level

monica8
23 ott 2017

  • Giapponese

@shannypocket
www.duolingo.com may be a good site too.

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shannypocket
23 ott 2017

  • Inglese (Regno Unito)
@Tanya_Carter @monica8 Thank you very much . I will check these out 😊
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24 ott 2017

I don’t recommend you use Genki as a beginner. In the long run, that book won’t give you a solid foundation in Japanese grammar. It’s not bad for learning basic conversation, however it’s not all that comprehensive. There are better books out there.

I personally recommend “Tae Kim’s Guide To Japanese Grammar”. From start to finish, it’ll provide you everything you need to get on your feet. Best part it’s online, simple, and completely free (http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/). Though if you want you can buy the physical book (completely same as online version).

After you finish this guide, I recommend the book “A Dictionary of Japanese Particles” by Sue A. Kawashima.

shannypocket
24 ott 2017

  • Inglese (Regno Unito)
@Moose98 Aww thank you so much. I will definitely have a look at those. Always good to find some free resources 😊😊
Daniel_Peterson
24 ott 2017

  • Olandese

I use genki, it helps me alot

Lalakoi
24 ott 2017

  • Giapponese

Hmm... I don't want to recommend you a "text book", because I'm studying English though, I just finish reading "The List (by Siobhan Vivian)". It's the book for teen though, pretty easy and fun to read for me learning English. Hold on...Let me think...

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