In a message dated 2005-02-03 4:55:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> 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.
>
This sounds great! Is there any way to do this outside of Japan
(specifically in Ohio)?
stevo
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