If you feel that Japanese is getting more and more difficult to learn now, or you are confused about how to learn Japanese to save time and energy to learn quickly and effectively, then please read carefully.
Here are some of my opinions and suggestions.
Many people say that Japanese is an increasingly difficult language to learn. Really? of course not. I said it is because many people are learning Japanese
and I do not have enough grasp of the most basic knowledge, which has caused my Japanese learning career to enter an increasingly difficult learning "realm". So how to learn Japanese
The more you learn, the more interesting it becomes, and the easier it is to learn the content?
1. There is no need to learn Japanese specifically, there are so many "Chinese" words in it
First of all, is Japanese similar to Chinese?
In terms of "shape" it's very similar. Because there are a lot of "Chinese" mixed in Japanese, that is, Chinese characters. The written structure of Japanese is kana (also divided into hiragana and katakana) + kanji, of which hiragana is also developed from Chinese cursive script. It can be said that Japanese originated from Chinese. Kanji are ubiquitous in Japan and permeate every aspect of Japanese life.
When kanji were introduced into Japanese, there were many similarities between the writing and pronunciation (pronunciation) of Japanese and kanji because kanji were originally imitated. However, the Japanese language has been introduced and written from China for more than a thousand years. Since then, the pronunciation of Japanese and Chinese has changed.
There are many unique ways of writing Chinese characters in Japanese, such as: reluctant, true sword, 読む, 咲く. Japanese Chinese characters are definitely not Traditional Chinese; even the meaning of the same Chinese character is completely different, such as: car, toilet paper, mother, husband, evil spirit, Uproar, confusion, elation, etc. Therefore, it can be said that Japanese and Chinese are similar, but it is impossible to understand them all if you do not study them specifically.
2. Why should you learn Japanese?
Many people will encounter this situation when learning Japanese: three-minute heat. Learn to be miserable and look for ways to break through. Finally, I think this language is really boring... I've seen too many people being transferred to Japanese majors because they didn't apply for the major they reported on, and I've seen too many people studying it that I I can learn casually. Language learning is a long and painful process,
Some people do it in order to work in Japanese companies, continue their studies in Japan, and learn Japanese technology. -called rigid needs.
3. Master the writing and standard pronunciation of the 50-sound hiragana and katakana.
There are many knowledge points hidden in the 50 sounds of Japanese. 50 sounds are equivalent to Chinese pinyin. If you are not proficient, it will be difficult to master a series of difficult questions such as word formation, word reading, the connection of words and sentences, etc. The ten main changes in Japanese verbs are also related to the 50-sound "line" and "section".
Therefore, 50 sounds are the first threshold of Japanese learning career and must be used freely to successfully complete subsequent learning tasks. Therefore, while slowing down the speed of the 50-syllable course in actual teaching, I will try my best to insert boring 50-syllable kana into important words, or adapt it into humorous and interesting songs to teach students. . Before proceeding to the next course, students are very familiar with the reading and writing of the 50-syllable hiragana and the positive and negative order of the "line" and "paragraph" of katakana. Verb conjugations in
's beginner Japanese course include: possible, passive, causal and other top ten conjugations. Although there are many changes, they must follow certain rules to change. If you are not proficient in these changes, it will be difficult to adapt to their overlapping use in the middle courses. These changes are required for various Japanese language exams. For example: international CET-3 and CET-4, college entrance examination, graduate entrance examination, domestic CET-4 and professional title examination, etc.
In addition, Japanese is a very "ambiguous" ambiguous language. Japanese people must pay special attention to the "atmosphere" when speaking, what should be said, and what expressions should be used to convey what profound meaning. The wording is very special. Much of what you learn from textbooks may not be effective in real-world use. Even if you read the text 300 times, there are still many problems communicating with Japanese people.This is one of the reasons why it gets harder the more you learn.
Learn authentic Japanese from scratch, follow the public account- and Tao Japanese~
