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{{attention|date=2011-04-28}}The first thing that you need is motivation. If you are unsure about learning Japanese you may as well not read the rest of this article. I do not believe in the myth that learning is something that is always done most effectively in a formal class setting. The internet is may go to guide for almost everything in this article. | {{attention|date=2011-04-28}}The first thing that you need is motivation. If you are unsure about learning Japanese you may as well not read the rest of this article. I do not believe in the myth that learning is something that is always done most effectively in a formal class setting. The internet is may go to guide for almost everything in this article. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Master Hiragana and Katakana after/while learning the basics of Japanese grammar. A large number of Japanese language learning materials for foreigners use romaji (roman script) as a pronunciation aid. This is effective only to a point---written Japanese almost never uses romaji; rather, it uses a mix of hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Knowing the first two will open your doors into knowing the third, build your literacy skills in Japanese, and enable you to take the JLPT. | #Master Hiragana and Katakana after/while learning the basics of Japanese grammar. A large number of Japanese language learning materials for foreigners use romaji (roman script) as a pronunciation aid. This is effective only to a point---written Japanese almost never uses romaji; rather, it uses a mix of hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Knowing the first two will open your doors into knowing the third, build your literacy skills in Japanese, and enable you to take the JLPT. | ||
