I find that the best way to learn japanese words and sentence
structure is to watch a japanese soap opera that has both japanese and
english subtitles at the same time. You can watch the soap frame by
frame and read each sentence they're saying. It's horribly slow
(especially with all the kanji and the super-fast pronounciation), but
you end up learning sentence structure and vocabulary as they're
normally used, not bookish type of grammar that daily people usually
don't say. It also helps train your ear to listen for japanese words
that you normally would miss otherwise.
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 21:36:57 -0000, KoOkY! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody know of any good, but really basic "See Jane Run"
> type books in Japanese? I figured a good way to help learn some of
> the words and sentance structure would be to check out a few
> childrens books. Though I fear they'd be written in Kanji which I'm
> initially trying to avoid. :)
>
> And however silly the sentance is, do I have the grammer correct
> in this? "Neko no asuparagasu wa doko desu ka?" Silly. :) Thanks!
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