I want to learn Japanese and translation. Excuse me, where is a good Japanese training school in Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou?

In fact, learning a language has no academic qualifications and no high requirements. Just like a child learning to speak, there is no foundation at all, right? So as long as he can keep studying, he will succeed.

1. First of all, you should master Japanese pronunciation, reading, writing and some basic sentence patterns. The pentatonic scale diagram is the foundation and the most critical place. At the beginning, we must pay attention to:

Memorize it, follow the lines and paragraphs, and you will be able to recite it. To be accurate, listen to it several times to practice your standard pronunciation. Otherwise, it will be in big trouble to correct it in the future!

2. After remembering the pentatonic scale, the next thing to do is to "recite"! Words, text. Remember everything you see. If you don't understand, look it up in the dictionary. If it really doesn't work, ask someone.

Don't worry about grammar at first. That will make you discouraged, easier to learn and more confused. When you recite more texts, you will find that the original grammar can be understood without hard reading!

3. That's "talking". You'd better have a chance to practice in Japanese. If not, you can join some QQ groups to learn Japanese. It seems that some people teach Japanese around the world. You can find a coach, and no one will laugh at you.

Does Skype know? Apply for a number, chat with a few Japanese people, be modest and others will teach you.

4. When watching Japanese dramas, don't just pay attention to the plot, but listen carefully to people's pronunciation and understand the meaning. If you don't understand, write it down and check it. It will be impressive in the future.

Bottom line: the key to learning a language is the learning environment. I think it will be more difficult to get started by self-study. At least it's good to have a teacher to take the lead or learn by video. If you want to learn Japanese well, I suggest you buy a new edition of Standard Japanese for Sino-Japanese Communication and learn it lesson by lesson with the new standard Japanese!

There is an online course of "Standard Japanese" in Wan Yu, with one-on-one tutoring by teachers. If you don't understand, you can ask the teacher which is more suitable for self-study! Most netizens learned there at the primary level!

Course address:

/japan.asp？ userid= 1430

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