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何人ここは日本人&

よろしく

私と始めるは日本語を勉強しますからいち日に日本にいきます。　　でも私はチカゴに試しがします。
何人は何本を読みますか。　　でもJLPTレブサイトだけみますか。

ありがとうございます

Oh.

LaFIVEurrr

You don't really speak Japanese, do you?

so sir, we cannot help you with your small penis size.

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Originally posted by Lira You don't really speak Japanese, do you?

He started learning Japanese seemingly very recently, so cut him some slack :P
I don't know much kanji myself, so I google translate to get the pronunciation/hiragana/romaji.

inb4Lir... oh wait.

But yeah, wtf are you trying to say?

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Originally posted by Zharen

Yes, that is me in the picture. What exactly are you trying to achieve by posting it here in a completely unrelated topic other than looking like a complete twat with terrible trolling skills?

I think it's a good pic of you Banora!

Ocean and Lira seem like the only ones who know Japanese as Brazil does have a hefty Japanese population. Ocean's location flag is a japanese one.

Anyway here is a translation of what I was trying to say:

I have begun studying japanese because one day, I want to go to japan. But, I have to test in Chicago. Anyone know of any Japanese language books I could read? I only have the JLPT site to look at.

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Originally posted by tubularbills I think it's a good pic of you Banora!

I like it too, which is why I willingly put it up. I rarely have pictures of me that I like.

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Originally posted by Banora Yes, that is me in the picture. What exactly are you trying to achieve by posting it here in a completely unrelated topic other than looking like a complete twat with terrible trolling skills?

How could it be unrelated if we never knew what the topic was about in the first place?

And calm the fuck down, I was just messing around in a Lafiver thread. Wasn't meant to be a diss at you.

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Originally posted by Zharen How could it be unrelated if we never knew what the topic was about in the first place? And calm the fuck down, I was just messing around in a Lafiver thread. Wasn't meant to be a diss at you.

BITCH YOU DON' TELL ME TO CALM MY TITS!

I would have sex with all this girl on the left.

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Originally posted by La5eR Ocean and Lira seem like the only ones who know Japanese as Brazil does have a hefty Japanese population. Ocean's location flag is a japanese one. Anyway here is a translation of what I was trying to say: I have begun studying japanese because one day, I want to go to japan. But, I have to test in Chicago. Anyone know of any Japanese language books I could read? I only have the JLPT site to look at.

People swear by "Japanese for busy people" but it wasn't for me. My advice is to know hiragana and katakana inside-out, first. THen you can tackle the Kanji.

You can also buy Kanji cards on Amazon for JLPT 4&3. They are great.

Ganbatte!

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Originally posted by La5eR Anyone know of any Japanese language books I could read?

There are graded readers for students. Work your way up and you should be just fine. Also, try to get publications available both in Japanese and in a language you already know (so you can compare).

What workbook/material are you using?

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Originally posted by Banora Yes, that is me in the picture.

Which one is you?

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Originally posted by La5eR よろしく 私と始めるは日本語を勉強しますからいち日に日本にいきます。　　でも私はチカゴに試しがします。 何人は何本を読みますか。　　でもJLPTレブサイトだけみますか。 ありがとうございます

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Originally posted by La5eR Anyway here is a translation of what I was trying to say: I have begun studying japanese because one day, I want to go to japan. But, I have to test in Chicago. Anyone know of any Japanese language books I could read? I only have the JLPT site to look at.

Okay, that's not what you posted.
We used Genki in our classes (Japanese I and II).

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Originally posted by Acton

By the way, these are the textbooks I know:

1. Nihongo Shoho: Don't. Just don't. That's the one I used as an undergraduate. It was painful.
   
   
2. Minna no nihongo: This is apparently the most popular course in Brazil due to its insane amount of material. There are videos, flashcards, inflatable teachers, and even books. Totally recommend it if you're a complete beginner.
   
   
3. Pimsleur Method: Not really a textbook, and it won't teach you any writing/reading, but it will give you all the proficiency you need in the first couple of years. Awesome sauce.
   
   
4. Linguaphone: Seems good. Never really used it though.
   
   
5. Teach Yourself: Good for self-study, but I can't see it being used in a classroom. It's also useful probably just for your first steps.

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Originally posted by Banora Yes, that is me in the picture.

Wow. Are you the one on the left?

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