Today I'd like to cover a tool that I use quite often for learning Japanese. Manga are my preferred immersion method and Mokuro has been a big help in making that easy. It can be self-hosted and is helpful for converting text in images to easily selectable characters that can the
@ichbinrickWhether it be for meaning or for design, what’s your favorite kanji? Mine is rain (雨) - I just love how it looks like rain on a window!
@sottakuToday, I'd like to cover a couple of immersion-based learning methods and get a discussion going around them. The main goal of immersion-based learning is to consume as much Japanese as possible, as soon as possible. 1. TheMoeWay Specifically tailored to Japanese learners,
@jimnyJumping ship from Reddit - looking forward to seeing the community grow here! Anyone here finished the Wagotabi game?
I'd like to plug two grammar resources I used early in my journey which I felt helped me immensely. Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese Grammar: https://guidetojapanese.org/learn/category/grammar-guide/grammar-start/ The book covers many different vocabulary points. I highly recomme
Welcome to /japanese , everyone! Please allow some time and grace while I structure this community. I'll be posting helpful resources, guides, and will be an active member of this community moving forward. If there is something you don't like about this community that I would ha
Do you have a favorite Anki deck? Feel free to share it here!My favorite deck is Kaishi 1.5k for starter vocabulary. https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1196762551 For grammar, I am partial to the website bunpro.jp, but that's a paid option. A good free option is the DOJG (Dicti
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