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Good books for kanji learner?
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2008/8/21 04:33
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Hi there,
I have been teaching myself Japanese for about a year now, as there is no choice to do it in school or college (I'm 16). I've got solid basics of the spoken language down now, and I would like to begin learning to read written as well. Can anyone recommend a good book or computer program that can help me with this? I'm especially interested in being able to read web pages and public signs. I'm slightly dyslexic, so I learn a little bit differently from normal, but I found the Linkword Languages cd-rom to be very easy to use. I'm a fairly good language learner, and speak good French and Spanish as well. Anyway, and recommendations would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Kester
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by Kester
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Rosettastone
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2008/8/21 13:31
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Rosettastone is probably the best. However it is best used while you are with people speaking Japanese. Like in Japan.
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by Ken
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