Studying Japanese

3 comments

1. You can look up chrome add-on for furigana, which help put hiragana above kanji on most sites. Then just check out the site you are interested and patient enough to read, and read.

2. I suggest using Yomichan

3. You can look up song lyrics in hiragana on the internet and try to follow what the singer says without even knowing the words. I think it’s a good method but doesn’t work always, it has to be a not too fast song. Just for reading it could be any site or app that allows furigana like “easy Japanese news”, I think it’s also nice also for Kanji recognition to listen to slowly spoken easy Japanese podcasts and just look at the text, reading while listening.