/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Hello /jp/,

I have started learning Japanese and was wondering where I should go once I get hiragana and katakana down.

I've been using memrise.com and it's fucking fantastic for learning the hiragana and katakana but I'm not sure if there are any decent word lists and I'm fairly certain it won't help me with grammar and stuff.

So where do I go next?

Thanks,
Anonymous

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087622

This is /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

Someone here must be able to give some insight!

[「ロリアキ」 No.]

>>8087635
We're able, just not willing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087640

Why is that? If it's because this question is asked a huge amount you should at least have some copypasta to post.

[「ロリアキ」 No.]

>>8087666
Too lazy.

[nght_of !kNGhTSucXc No.]

>>8087635
Sigh....
Copy pasted from a thread some days ago, since archive fucked up recently I don't know if it's saved somewhere else:

>1) hiragana / katakana flashcard sites like realkana.com (3-4 days)
2) anki + kanjidamage/Remeber the Kanji (100-130 days)
3) Tae Kim's grammar guide (2 weeks)
4) Profit !!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087666
By your logic, you should also be able to look it up in the archives instead of shitting up this place further.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087673
You expect these people to know of the archive?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087671

Could you elaborate on "Remember the Kanji"?

Is this a good list? http://www.memrise.com/set/10005705/japanese-kanji-radicals/download_xls/

It claims to be the "150 basic building blocks of Kanji".

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087678
Please just delete the thread and go browse the archive already. There's a fuckton of copypasta available on the subject in the hundreds of threads we've had.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087674
They have a functional brain, don't they?

[「ロリアキ」 No.]

>>8087682
Well, with the archive drama of late, maybe this toolbox doesn't think we have one anymore.

[Anonymous No.]

googling "jp archive" just brings up a site with only these threads http://4chanarchive.org/brchive/archive.php5?board=JP archived.

I was always going to delete this thread once I found the information I wanted.

I just wanted to ask about that memrise list in particular as I'm finding it a brilliant way to learn the alphabets.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8087698
Trust me, give up. These people are at a Chris-Chan level sperg where anything Japanese beyond their niche interests incites rage, sage and reporting. The list >>8087671 provided was relatively comprehensive and further elaboration isn't necessary. The building blocks have been lain. It's all up to you now.