Japanese self-study method

Step 1: Memorize 50 phonograms. Chinese has pinyin, English has English letters, and Japanese has 50 phonetic symbols.

Step 2: Learn words by watching videos. When we learn Chinese, we learn pinyin first, and then we can read words. So does learning Japanese. You can learn words, spelling and dictation through some videos on the Internet. Slowly, more and more words are mastered.

Step 3: Practice sentences. Learn words and then derive them, just like we use words to make sentences.

Step 4: Read the textbook. You can buy some Japanese books, just like children's picture books, and spell them slowly, which not only improves your spoken English, but also knows many sentences.

Step 5: Be sensitive and eager to learn, and don't be ashamed to ask questions. Ask if you don't understand. If you don't understand the words today, you must understand them in time. One-stop study abroad strategy in ing.com