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Hey jp. You probably get this question >9000 times a day but whatever.
Where should I start if i want to learn jap? I only want it to play VNs and other shit like that.
Pic related. Is it good?

>> No.4826181

Fuck off, retard. Reported for faggotry.

>> No.4826182

As a general rule, if you see ます used too much in whatever resource you're using, it's a bad resource. Talking like that won't get you a job, and is frowned upon.

>> No.4826188

And just take a Japanese class or something. Unless you are a NEET.

>> No.4826192
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4826192

Rosetta Stone is shit.

>> No.4826213

Is it okay as a starting point? Not the OP, but I've thought about using it too, though I realize I'd need to do a lot more after finishing it to actually have any sort of fluency.

>> No.4826234

>>4826213
Good starting point is learning all the kana. You don't need a textbook for that. Just look it up online. Learn how each syllable is pronounced, and written in kana. It's not hard.

>> No.4826244

>>4826213
No. Don't use Rosetta Stone pediod. It's awful. Instead of being tailor made for each specific language, it tries the same method with all of them, and ignores the perks of each language.

>> No.4826262

Thanks to everyone who gave advice.
Polite sage

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