What books I’m using to learn Japanese grammar as a beginner 🇯🇵📚

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[@ploxbar]

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[@matildawolfram4687]

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[@XamiaLunaLightMOONLIGHT]

hello! I am confused about something. I just finished learning hiragana and katakana. When should I start learning kanji? When am I going to start learning words and grammar? Long story short what should be my next step?

[@AMPE71]

From my experience, after learning kana, I learned some basic phrases and started learning vocabulary and grammar using a textbook (in my case, Japanese for Busy People). That has helped me by far to learn words and use them in context and also learn grammar. With kanji, my journey has been a little complicated as I’ve tried to learn them in different ways and have stumbled, but yeah. In Japanese for Busy People II is when the series starts incorporating kanji, but I tried to get to know them by the JLPT lists and practicing in apps that focus on kanji trying to get used to them, writing them with the right stroke order and learning vocabulary with those kanji. Also, I’m using a kanji game app named Kanji Heroes which helps me practice in a fun way, and reading some stories/news in Todai Japanese app, my textbooks and some mangas I’ve got. Also I would recommend doing immersion to practice your listening and reading skills. You can watch anime, news, listen to Japanese music or podcasts, anything you think will help you and that you enjoy. Hope this helps you somehow. Wish you the best in your Japanese learning journey! 🌸

[@BENbG8]

Просто візьми будь-який підручник типу とびら чи げんき. Там уроки які включають як граматику ,так і словник. Як на мене краще одразу вчити слова ,а вже потім канджі( або канджі з прив'язкою до конкретних слів)

[@cra3677]

Please don't learn kanji individually, it's useless to memorize On'yomi and Kun'yomi. You're gonna waste a lot of time. Instead, learn kanji in sentences.