If you are mental of studying Japanese, you may be wondering what is the best way to start your study. You don't have to just learn from a textbook or go to a class. Read on to find out some creative ways you can begin or continue your study of the Japanese language.
1. Check out Japanese Manga. 'Manga' is the name for Japanese cartoons. Japanese cartoons are not only made for kids but for adults as well. You will often see businessmen pulling out a copy of their favourite manga on the train and reading on the way to work. Manga can be used to improve your casual Japanese as it is basically full of informal everyday Japanese language.
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2. Go to a Japanese restaurant. Going to a Japanese bistro will let you institution your speaking and reading skills. The menu is often also in Japanese so you will be able to test if you are able to read the words for Japanese foods. Surprise the waiter or waitress by ordering your food in Japanese. If you are not able to order in Japanese you can institution a few words like 'Thank-You'.
3. Pick up a local Japanese newspaper. You will find free Japanese newspapers or magazines in most large cities nearby the world where there is a Japanese community. These are aimed at the local Japanese community. Even if you only know a few characters of hiragana and katakana and kanji you will probably be able to work out what some of the articles and advertisements are about. It will feel great if you are able to understand a few words and symbols and see them used in real situations.
4. Learn Japanese on a computer. Computers are a great tool for helping you learn the language and pronunciation. You can buy a schedule or find free websites that have games or other methods to help you learn. Apps on the iPod or iPhone are also getting favorite for studying Japanese.
5. Go to Japan. This is the best way to touch Japanese language and culture firsthand. You will be amazed at how swiftly you pick up the language if you are admittedly in the country. A homestay is a great way to meet the locals and force yourself to have to speak Japanese.
Try these five tips for studying Japanese in alternative ways. If you are creative I'm sure you can think of more ways to continue studying Japanese in a fun way.
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