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Hi, so I’m a new guy here. I’ve been studying japanese for about 2 months. I have finished season 1 on Textfugu. My main sources of studying are Textfugu and Wanikani. I already know hiragana and katakana.
So, any suggestions, tips for me? :P
Should I count other stuff into my learning or should I stick to these? I think it would be a little overwhelming with lots of different sources, tracking all the progress and so on. Other people seem to use etc. Textfugu+Genki, which seems confusing for me.
Should I simply go by Textfugu and do what it tells? Or should I start doing other stuff as well, like listening to pods and so on, speaking and so on :D
Thanks.P.S. Is it really okay for me to start Wanikani so early? I mean there are stuff like on’yomi, kun’yomi, verb, adjective rules and so on, which I haven’t learned on Textfugu yet. But I did learn a little doing it on Wanikani. So is it okay for me to go for kanji/vocab without a decent grammar knowledge?
I learn’t all the radicals much early than TF told me to, and I think it was a very good idea as it became much easier for me to learn kanjis on my own, outside of TF.
As you learn a few grammar concepts I think you should try to read some of the beginner texts from this site.
http://chokochoko.wordpress.com/the-great-library/Oh and one last thing. As soon as you get able to make your own sentences, you should begin to use lang-8.com. Lang-8 can correct some of the faults you do in the beginning. Lang-8 is a site where you can write something in the language you want to learn, and get corrections from natives.
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