What should I pay attention to when learning Japanese?

First of all, answer the question of pseudonym.

The haloseer brothers said some interesting things, but they were not completely correct.

Japanese has three characters, one is hiragana, the other is katakana, and the other is Chinese characters. Among them, the pronunciation of Chinese characters is based on Hiragana, that is, the landlord said that it is spelled like Chinese Pinyin. However, the pronunciation of Chinese characters is also classified.

Chinese characters in Japanese are divided into two pronunciations, one is called training reading and the other is called phonetic reading. The so-called phonetic reading is simply the pronunciation of this word in words, which is similar to the composition of Chinese Pinyin. In this case, a Japanese word composed of Chinese characters is roughly the sum of the pronunciations of each word. However, there are many exceptions to turbidity. For example, the pronunciation of "Hui" is "かぃ" and the pronunciation of "She" is "しゃ". So the pronunciation of "She" is "かぃゃ" and the pronunciation of "She" is Training and reading are often one Chinese character, and occasionally there are two Chinese characters. Training and reading can't be combined, they can only be used separately. For example, the pronunciation of "hui" is "hui (ぁぅ)", which means a verb "meet" alone, so it cannot be combined with other words. Some words are pronounced only by training without pronunciation, but these words are rare, so just remember them. The pronunciation of Chinese characters is easier to remember, because its pronunciation is often very similar to that of Chinese, but it takes a lot of effort to remember it.

As for grammar, I can't explain every grammar clearly, but I can analyze the structure of Japanese grammar for you. The word order of Japanese is different from that of Chinese, which is subject+object+predicate. Each component of a sentence is followed by related auxiliary words and verbs to clearly describe the function of that part. This is the general grammar of Japanese, and the rest are sentence patterns. Stick each component into a different sentence pattern like a plaster, and it becomes a sentence with different meanings. As for how to post, what sentence patterns to use and under what circumstances, this is what you need to remember.