Japanese and german and spanish?

Question

Well i have a book that is pretty thick for Japanese german and spanish

all 3 books are the same brand of book.

i would say i will be finished with the book in about 3 or 2 good months.

now this year I'm taking german1

and for spanish i have a family that speaks spanish everyday of there life, that's how i understand spanish yet not know how to say sentences on my own.

and for japanese

well i have a japanese nintendo wii but that's about it that can help my kanji remembering.

so should i buy even MORE books for my languages?

is this enough or not? because i am willing to spend More time and money for the languages.

and today I'm going to barnes and Nobel's.

to look around or buy.

so the more the marier good idea???

Answer 1

well i take japanese and one book most definitely is not enough... i have at least 3... and i took spanish in school and actually one book should be enough for that especially if you already have a basic understanding

Answer 2

No! surf around on yahoo answers germany, spain and japan, so you'll learn for free.  

Answer 3

I study japanese at the university and speak German and Spanish too. I would say never regret a panny spent on books, it will worth it. If you write the brand maybe I can help you to judge whether it will be enough for a beginner. As for the japanese, there are many books, but I recommend you to ask before you buy always in order to not to waste money. And there are many helpful material online too - for the grammar I prefer the dictionary of japanese grammar, and if you want to practise your kanji skills, then for example on facebook you can try the "kanji box" application, it works great :)