I already did my research and already saw that there are pieces of answer to my question here and there. Anyway, I still want to ask the question the old way and see what people have to say. Inspired by Tofugu article, I started to learn Japanese, by solely doing wanikani. Now when I’m already few …

Well, if you want to utilize WaniKani kanji – I recommend [image] Satori Reader A new way to study, practice, and deeply comprehend Japanese. Iirc, you can actually enter your WaniKani user key there, and set it to show only kanji you’ve already learnt on Wa…

They can be pricey, but I think the best way to go if you’re starting from zero with grammar is a good beginner textbook like Genki. It has downloadable audio, so you can read and listen It does introduce kanji, although it does so fairly slowly and gradually All of the grammar points are introduc…

Satori Reader and / or Genki. Genki doesn’t have to be expensive though. This textbook is so popular that many people have made great tools to go along it. Those tools are so great, that I ended up using them and not really opening the actual book anymore. (So basically you can skip the step where…

Thanks a lot! I think I’ll give Satori Reader a try. Having to pay for something is actually a benefit, I would rather just pay small fee for good quality, than waste my time.

[image] mike933: I tried to do Bunpro, but learning grammar without the context of the language doesn’t really work for me. I found it easier to grasp basics, while trying to translate some Japanese I saw somewhere. I had similar experience while learning English and German - I get impression th…

I will second the recommendation for tadoku graded readers. There are some at level 0 you can read with literally 0 grammar and still somewhat enjoy. The kanji always has furigana but try not to look unless you really don’t know so you can practice using what you know. Sometimes they also have audio…

Thanks, this is great, I think I’ll go at least through a couple lessons like this.

And if like me you’re not a fan of the “schoolish” Genki there’s Tae Kim and Cure Dolly . They also have the advantage of being completely free. The main inconvenient of these is that there’s no proper exercises to go along for the most part (or only very limited ones) which is why I use bunpro for …

I would suggest Human Japanese App before jumping to Genki. The Human Japanese gives you a nice overview of the structure of the Japanese language.

Wanikani as starter point - what to do next?

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LangHunter September 30, 2023, 5:07pm 6

Im using marumori and i like it alot because it teaches with exercises and sentences

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