A few days ago
Jazmin

The best cheap way to learn Japanese?

ok so I have dreams of going to Japan one day and i wanna learn japanese(kanji).

what is a hopefully free way to learn?

I’m only 13 so i have all the time in the world to learn.

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A few days ago
Anonymous

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Find a local Japanese study group. The only way you’ll retain anything is by using it, and they should have weekly meetings where you’ll have that opportunity.

Depending where you live, there may also be a local Japanese Community center that will offer classes on the weekend.

There are also plenty of resource online, just keep in mind that anything you get for free is not going to have the same impact on you as lessons that are tailored to your exact needs. These guys started with some podcasts and have been growing ever since, http://www.japanesepod101.com/

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A few days ago
Timhkyol
There are some useful resources online, however the best way to learn Japanese in my experience was to find a community class at night. Check around your community centre or schools for extra-cirricular or night-school activities for courses/classes in Japanese. They’re usually free or insanely cheap and somewhat fufilling. Ask your Language teachers at school if they know anything about Japanese classes.

Penpal websites are also fantastic tools for learning and improving your foreign language skills, as well as making new friends.

Learning by yourself can only get you so far, whereas an actual teacher can get you further.

Hope this helps.

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5 years ago
Anonymous
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A few days ago
jaytay
Search for free Japanese lessons on google or yahoo. If you save the money, get a copy of Rosetta Stone. Better yet, get a group of people you know and have each chip in an equal amount and buy it collectively. Hope that helps.
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A few days ago
A friendly Jihad
If you really want to learn it, its almost impossible to get it free. If you just want to learn a few words to get by, download Rapid Japanese on itunes. its free
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A few days ago
Anonymous
ask your foregin language teacher to start a club! and get others like you to learn japanese. i’m dying to learn japanese, too, so i bought thousands of books to help me learn. also, youtube videos USED to be posted with learning japanese. idk if they are still there. but i would go with the club. Hope this helps 🙂
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A few days ago
nonentityy
go to wikiversity — you can learn any language for free!!! here’s the link, pal:

http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Japanese_stream

have fun =P

and vote me best answer!!! no one’s said this yet–i dont think…

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