/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>36001591
I learned hiragana + katakana in a week by spamming flashcards and reviewing them constantly, that's the easy part
The hard part is how to into grammar, vocab, and kanji as >>36002069 >>36004860 said. I agree with the immersion strategy, and I also recommend you invest in a Japanese language textbook of some kind that eases you into grammar and kanji since that can be irritating. McGraw Hill has a good collegiate-level one written by some IBM exec that I found useful. If the, like, $40 for that is out of your budget, though, there are loads of free resources on jewtube and elsewhere.

I haven't been to /jp/ in several weeks. Did Vtubers take over!?