Human japanese vs genki Offline#
Get the Japanese App (one of the only other Japanese app you’ll likely ever need) because it is a simple and powerful offline dictionary/study companion which is very useful and lets you save lists and has great example sentences, etc.One of the only Japanese apps you’ll ever need. It is like Skritter, Anki, RTK, WaniKani, Memrise, Duolingo, Drops, StickyStudy, iKnow!, and Bunpro (Though not as advanced as Bunpro), and a number of other apps I also have and have used all wrapped into one. It does kana, kanji, vocab, reading, writing, grammar, quizzes, scoring, example sentences, lets you make sets and download other’s sets, etc. It is honestly a hidden gem IMO, and I never see it get talked about. Get the app KanjiBox and purchase all of it’s extra content ($10 app, with a few $1 additions that are all worth it, something like $18 total, no subscriptions) This app does everything, and does it well.
It will help prepare you for what you are getting yourself into. Cure Dolly- to better grasp much of the language in a clear, easy, concise way. Get the app/read Human Japanese or read/watch Kawajapa -a.k.a.I’ve started and stopped so many times now I’m a hot mess of knowledge between N5~N1 who still messes up fundamentals and has a small vocabulary.īreaking the theme now to add more advice: Doesn’t really matter what you pick to get started with, just do it and keep doing it.
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