Is there any way to learn Japanese quickly?

1. Tongue twister learning Japanese belongs to the Asian language family, and its direct or indirect acceptance of Chinese has a great influence in its development. Its biggest pronunciation feature is that the tone of words and sentences is relatively simple and straight, and generally only the beginning and end have ups and downs; Not as big as English. This is similar to Chinese. The second is that the basic factor of Japanese is fifty pseudonyms with five paragraphs and ten lines, most of which are the same or similar to Chinese phonemes. So practicing China tongue twister is good for practicing Japanese pronunciation. Moreover, tongue twister itself can correct some people's unclear pronunciation, and speaking more and practicing more will naturally improve one's fluency. However, when practicing tongue twisters, you should not be too fast, but focus on clarity. Also keep the volume of the whole tongue twister as constant as possible from beginning to end, flat, straight and clear, and beginners can slow down a little. This is especially beneficial to people with strong dialect flavor, and can effectively correct and prevent Japanese pronunciation of Chinese dialects. After practicing China tongue twisters for a period of time, you can also find some Japanese tongue twisters to practice, and the effect will be better. 2. Comic learning method (newspapers and magazines, etc.). ) The language in general Japanese textbooks inevitably has a strong taste of written language, which is not practical, and it is not easy to arouse learners' interest, which limits learners' application to some extent. Therefore, self-learners should find their own textbooks (reading materials). Most people know that Japanese comics are very good, and there are a large number of Chinese versions in China. If you can find Japanese comics, it will be very good for Japanese learning. When I was a freshman and a sophomore, my Japanese was not very good and I couldn't speak Japanese at all. When I was traveling to Beijing during my sophomore summer vacation, I saw two thick Japanese comic books on the old bookstall in Haidian District, and I was immediately attracted by the interesting contents inside. After I bought it, I watched it three or four times, and soon remembered a lot of popular and real Japanese (not Japanese in our textbooks), and now I remember some of them clearly (more clearly than all the textbooks I have studied). Therefore, I became interested in learning and speaking Japanese. I have read those two cartoons repeatedly for more than half a year, and my Japanese level has also improved rapidly. Japanese cartoons use Japanese that is being used in Japan, not real Japanese, but living Japanese; Moreover, the content is generally very interesting, including a large number of Chinese characters (usually pronounced next to Chinese characters), and people with low level can guess and watch at the same time. Reading is not as hard as studying, but it is better than studying. The so-called entertaining, that's all. Accordingly, according to personal preference, you can also find some Japanese newspapers and magazines to read, and the effect will generally be better. 3. Film and television learning method At present, there are many Japanese film and television dramas in China, all of which are Japanese-pronounced Chinese subtitles, and many of them are excellent Japanese films and television dramas with high appreciation value. Many people will naturally immerse themselves in watching, and it is easy to be fascinated. They have no feeling of learning at all, but they can arouse your interest in learning Japanese and achieve the effect of learning Japanese. Of course, there are many kinds of Japanese film and television dramas, animated and non-animated, difficult and not difficult. You can choose freely according to your own level and preferences. Watch Japanese TV dramas, learn about Japanese culture, be happy physically and mentally, and learn Japanese at the same time. Why not? In addition, there are teaching VCD and computer CD for learning Japanese, which are generally introductory knowledge of Japanese, and more are taught under pseudonyms. The author also used it when offering Japanese classes, and the effect is good. However, the discs on the market are mixed, so be careful when choosing. People who know Japanese had better identify it before using it. I once bought a set of VCD for teaching, and the pronunciation of female lecturers in it was amazing (this is probably the product of the so-called market economy). 4. Karaoke learning method (song learning method) Most people know some Japanese songs, such as Spring in the Northland and Four Seasons Songs. Melodious melodies and beautiful lyrics are all exciting and give people the desire to sing. And the requirements are not high, just learn a pseudonym! The information is easy to find. Don't you want to try it? 5. Learning language by thinking is the basis of thinking and a tool for thinking expression. Children in any country learn their mother tongue very well, and many people go abroad to learn the corresponding linguistics well. Why? Because the objective environment forced him to express his thoughts in this language. Over time, he will form the habit of thinking in this language and achieve the effect of applying what he has learned. Most people don't have this condition, and neither does the author. But we can also force ourselves to think in Japanese, and force ourselves to form the habit of thinking in Japanese over time. Personally, I think this is the peak of language learning, because it will make Japanese my "mother tongue" and there is no reason why I can't learn well. 6. How to remember Japanese words and sentence patterns As far as English learning and Japanese learning are concerned, I think Japanese is easy to learn. Japanese pronunciation is simple, so it's relatively easy to use, and there are a lot of Chinese characters in the text, which makes China feel a little kind when he studies. If we had learned Japanese as our first foreign language from middle school, I'm afraid you would have learned it long ago. Any foreign language learning needs a lot of recitation and memory, which is a headache for us. In addition to long-term unremitting diligence in Japanese learning, it is very important to remember these large numbers of words and sentence patterns. First of all, you can use Chinese characters skillfully. Because a large number of Chinese characters are used in Japanese. From this perspective, Japanese is very suitable for China people to learn. Specifically, we can skillfully use the combination method to learn Japanese words. First of all, we should master more than 100 commonly used Japanese characters. Such as Xue, Sheng, Hui, Yong, Dian and Xi. These roots are used very frequently, and then they are disassembled and rearranged, and many new words become. For example, when learning the word "Sir", we can take out the words "Xian" and "Sheng" respectively through the words "Zhou Xian" and "Student" we have learned before, and recombine them to form the new word "Sir" with the same pronunciation as the original word. It is much more convenient to remember words in this way. You don't have to recite one by one. Not only did I review the previous words, but this new word is also easy to remember. Some common roots will be combined with many words. Like "?" This important root can be combined into Tian Mian, Dian Mian, Yuan Mian, Ren Mian, Jing Mian, Yang Mian and Hou Mian. That is to say, when memorizing words, we should not only remember the overall pronunciation of the words, but also remember the individual pronunciations of each Chinese character that makes up the words, so that after mastering a certain number of individual Japanese Chinese character pronunciations, memorizing words becomes easier. This is the "combination" method. When you study Japanese, you will find that many grammar books are formed through the development of sentence patterns. Learning Japanese through sentence patterns can be said to be a very good method. But how to remember so many sentence patterns? In my opinion, Japanese has only grammar and no sentence patterns. Sentence patterns are just a form summed up for us to learn. We take the summarized sentence patterns apart, reanalyze them and translate them literally, so it is much easier to remember them on the basis of understanding. For example, the sentence pattern "~ てもぃぃです" means that you can do something. Where て is the て shape of the previous verb, which means the middle of the previous verb, も means yes and ぃぃ means good, so if these three words are combined and translated directly, it will be fine to do the previous action. For example, the literal translation of this sentence: "OK, ってもぃぃです" is: go or not. The free translation of "can go" is derived from this. It means "no, no". "な" is preceded by a verb or adjective. It means "something must be done". For another example, the sentence pattern "なければならなぃ" means "must". Where "なな" means "negative", "ければ" is "hypothesis", "ならなぃ" is a simplified negative of "なる", and Japanese characters are. You can't (can't) go to school. Then the meaning of "must" mentioned in the sentence pattern book is relayed from the above double negation, which is actually "I can't do it without this verb" It also shows that Japanese people like to use negation. Explaining sentence patterns in this way makes them easy to remember on the basis of understanding, so there is no sentence pattern, but there is grammar, which needs to be memorized by rote, and sentence patterns can be memorized and mastered flexibly. As a language, Japanese has its own unique style. For a China, learning Japanese has a unique advantage, because many Chinese characters in Japanese have similar meanings to Chinese, and their pronunciation is regular. Most Chinese characters have only one pronunciation, so after accumulating to a certain extent, when you see a new combination of Chinese characters, you can read it smoothly without memory. However, we should also clearly realize that it takes hard work to master any language.