Can I teach myself Japanese?

Japanese can be taught by yourself. You can learn by the following methods.

Japanese textbooks and Japanese phonetic textbooks are selected for compilation. For those who have just started to contact Japanese, they can generally choose standard Japanese, which is characterized by moderate difficulty and suitable for self-study. There are supporting self-study counseling materials and vcd teaching materials. There is another one? The New Japanese Course is a little more difficult, but the knowledge is systematic, and the verbs are marked with self-otherness, so it will not be confused in the future. There are also examples: everyone's Japanese, new Japanese and so on.

You can also compare and choose ~

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Make learning plans

After finding your favorite textbook, browse the contents of the textbook, mainly the teaching process and teaching methods of reading, so as to learn well, and then make a study plan that is relatively suitable for you, such as learning a text in a few days, how long it takes to learn the book, and how many words to recite a day. And supervise yourself every day. If you have good friends, you can let them supervise. If you just think about it every day and read it, most people should not have this consciousness. So making a plan will be more helpful to your study.

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Learning Isuzu

The first level of learning Japanese, five-tone map. From left to right, from top to bottom, that is, the order of horizontal lines and vertical lines, recite and memorize all the pentatonic charts. My suggestion is to remember hiragana, because many people will still find it difficult to learn hiragana after a long time, that is, the methods of learning hiragana at first are not compatible. At the beginning, you can learn two lines every day and write while reading, so that your memory will be deeper. Practice makes perfect, this part will actually be the most boring place, but because it is the most basic thing, everyone must stick to it ~ Remember to listen to the teacher's pronunciation on the CD when studying, because if you read the five-tone picture wrong, the words behind will be wrong. That's all that matters. If you are not sure about pronunciation, you can find a friend who can speak Japanese, or ask a Japanese teacher for pronunciation advice. Try to make a good start ~

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Word learning

Remember the five-tone table, learn the most basic pronunciation, and then you can start to remember some words by yourself. You can learn words by reciting ten words a day, or at the speed of one text a day. However, it is recommended to continue reviewing after one day until the next day, and go back and forth. Generally, words can be remembered after six or seven times, but the memory varies from person to person. If you have a good memory, you can recite more words a day. If not, it is recommended to recite less every day, but review every day and remember all the words you have recited. Compare the teacher's pronunciation when reciting. Read it yourself, after all, learning a language is for speaking.

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grammar

Words are the basis of language, so grammar is the basis of text. Generally, grammar appears in this text after each text. Grammar should be understood first, and then memorized. If you want to learn grammar, you must first understand the meaning by yourself, and then the best way is to find out the context of sentence patterns and make sentences ranging from two to five. Understand and master the memory in the application process.

After studying for a period of time, you can sort out auxiliary words, adverbs, verb variants and so on according to the items. After learning similar or different grammars, add them in, and then review them according to these classifications. Gradually, you will have a systematic understanding of Japanese grammar in your brain. Will be more conducive to learning. (After that, we will also introduce special Japanese grammar explanations, so please pay more attention ~)

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text

Text usually appears in the form of dialogue, which contains various grammars and words. I suggest you get familiar with the text after you have learned the words and grammar. Then my suggestion is to dictate the text. Yes, it's dictation, not recitation. Dictate the text. Don't dictate sentence by sentence, you can do it paragraph by paragraph, and then even if there is something you don't understand in the middle, you can try to make it up yourself first, and then read the text accordingly. Listen and write more ~

Finally, as an experienced person, I strongly recommend that you listen to Japanese songs or watch Japanese drama anime (if you watch a drama, I suggest you choose a modern and contemporary Japanese drama with a pure Tokyo accent). You can tell everyone responsibly, which is super helpful for training your sense of language ~ so I suggest you read more ~