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Help with alternative method - AmberUK - 2009-05-28
AmberUK Wrote:Bombpersons: true. But listening to another language is such a difficult skill. And one you have to keep at. I have listened to some Japanese with the dialogue written out and still not caught it. Sometimes I rewind a DVD as I have seen a word I know I should know in the dialogue and not caught it. I think you just have to keep at it.OR how cute the voices are and how cool it would be to understand them more.
Plus there are so many words used over and over that I never once thought about learning as they are used so much. Its worth sitting there with a dictionary and picking stuff up. I am always pausing on a scene where there is a kanji on a sign/packet and spending ages looking things up. Good job I watch anime alone, I would be very annoying!
Help with alternative method - yukamina - 2009-05-28
bombpersons Wrote:Ah, I misread the post. I thought she meant the Japanese site she found was similar to some site called pivix as well as deviantArt.yukamina Wrote:Just goolgle pixiv, http://www.pixiv.net/aelirri Wrote:I found an art site that sort of reminds me to deviantArt, pixiv, which is pretty cool.What site is that? I love art.
Yeah, I used to have my own webcomic, but it didn't get very far... This makes me want to start again (only this time it would be in Japanese..)
Help with alternative method - aelirri - 2009-05-29
I think that I'm going to go check out RTK Lite now and do that method... then maybe do some sentences and continue with the normal RTK.
Something that I like doing in Japanese is reading children's books, like the other day I was reading "Issunboushi", which is only in hiragana. It was awesome reading and translating word by word and then translating everything.