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Gail R. said… I have an Android phone, sadly. And so far, I haven't found any decent apps that might help.
Well, I know the very basic phrases (and judaime... actually, I'm not sure how that's spelled) from watching (way too much anime), I don't get how to write them though. The Japanese characters are per syllable, right? Also, out of curiosity, what does "desu" mean and why is it said after the "My name is..." phrase?
I shall go look for one next time I'm in a bookstore. :)
Gail R. said… Really? That'd be mighty awesome of you.
I really don't mind if it's through private messages or e-mail. Your choice. :)
Grant Miller said… You must know quite a bit already if you've studied for 3 years. I always liked learning new words by finding them in context. Here's a site with some easy-to-read Japanese:
http://contest.thinkquest.jp/tqj1999/20190/eng/index.html
If you'd prefer to listen, watching Japanese TV is a very good way learn new words and improve your listening comprehension. If you're looking for free online resources (I always was) you can find news stations that post clips with transcripts online:
There's also a lot of interesting stuff in Japanese on youtube if you dig for it.
If there's anything that you'd specifically like help with let me know!
Grant Miller said… What's your current ability like? Are you just starting out or have you already done some study? If you can understand some Japanese, I always found learning new words in context easiest. If you're not to the point where you can understand enough Japanese for that to be useful, I can point you to some vocabulary lists. Or if there are specific things you want to know how to say, you can just ask me too.
Grant Miller said… Hey, I may be able to help out with Japanese. What are you looking for?
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