/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>23055419
op guide has a lot of dumb shit in it

basically:
>1. learn kana
don't worry about being perfect. using the kana drill tool on the itazuraneko site is the most efficient way of learning fast, but a little writing doesn't hurt. try to finish within 1 week.

>2. learn radicals
same as above, but use the kangxi radical deck. this is to stop kanji looking a confusing mess of random lines. try to finish within 2 weeks.

>3. read/watch a beginner-oriented grammar guide
sakubi, boiro and tae kim are the best options since you can read them with the help of nazeka or yomichan. pick *****one*****, read it *****once*****, then use it as a reference going forward when you don't understand something (hjgp and dojg are both useful for *****refrencing***** too).

>4a. begin reading and listening to native materials made by and for adult native speakers
this is hard as shit in the beginning but if you stick at it your brain will gradually figure things out and it will get easier. spend as much time on this per day as you can manage.

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