Does anyone know a place to learn Japanese....?

Question

In the north west of England?

I want to live in Japan when I am older so I need to know Japanese.

Answer 1

NOW YOU HAVE TO GO TO JABAN   NOT LATER!!!!

Answer 2

well i live in australia were you have to learn japanese its compulsory to year 10  which is gud aye, anyways the easiest ways to learn it is either getting a japanese student which i like because i learn 2 full days out of the school week on japanese and when you have a japanese exchange student it boosts your confidence i suggest going on an exchange and kno basic japanese and than live with a family over there for about 3 months and go to school and you will learn alot of it.

jya ne

sayonara

(see you, goodbye)

Answer 3

www.wikipedia.org

Answer 4

Hey.. i dont no how to SPEAK japanese.. bt if you type in on google.. yahoo babel fish.. it translates ANY words and sentences you want in any language really.. hope this helps.. xx

Answer 5

There are several ways, depending on your habits and ability.

You didn't say your town or city, but look for language training centres, university classes (often language departments run language classes for external students) and so on.

You could also head to a local university and post a notice for language exchange....I will teach you English if you teach me Japanese.

Get a Japanese book so you can study in a structured manner.

Also check out multimedia CD-ROMs for learning Japanese, these are helpful because reading and writing Japanese if fairly hard.

Answer 6

in case you don't find a language school in your locality, try this:

http://www.japanesepod101.com/

i swear by it!  :P

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