does anyone have an audio that teaches you to speak japanese???
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does anyone have an audio that teaches you to speak japanese???
Don't know about BT, or KZ, but on the OVernet Network, there is Pimsleur Japanese I, II and III. Each file is close to 500MB I believe, may be more.
Each archive contains 30 MP3s and 1 PDF file. (If the PDF isn't in the file, you will need to search for it seperately. The PDF's are small, like only 1MB or so)
Each MP3 is 30 minutes long and you should do that one 30 minute lesson over and over until you are good at it before moving on.
I picked up Spanish 1,2,3, Italian 1,2,3 Chinese 1,2,3 Japanese 1,2,3 and French 1,2,3 and they are all pretty good.
cool thanks!!!!
thats freaky i was gonna ask about japananese to, start of with a nice easy language to learn lol....
I found a few off of Ares before.And on Download.com has a few prog's on there.
Items for learning Japanese that I know are/have been available on SS include (searchable terms to try are in quotation marks):
-"Learn Japanese Now!" (ISO)
-"Berlitz Language 30" series for Japanese (I've only seen 4 tracks, which I believe is the complete set).
-"Intensive Course in Japanese" (16 tracks, which I believe is complete).
-"Living Language In Flight Japanese" (18 tracks, which I believe is complete).
-"Pimsleur Instant Conversation Japanese" (16 tracks, which I believe is complete).
-"Pimsleur Japanese" -- their main product. There are three levels (I, II, III) each with 30 tracks, that are also accompanied by at least one phrase book and several reading texts. Unlike the other Pimsleur products, I don't know whether there are reading tracks for the Japanese series.
(BTW: Feel free to ask about any other language as well).
HTH,
You could listen to "im turning japanese"
Ha.
Not really.
I don't know Japanese, to be honest. I can puzzle out a lot of languages, bur the Asian ones never really held my interest.
The *best* idea would be to find a Japanese person and ask for tutoring.
asking for tutoring is a good idea. but for me i need something free. :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by MagicNakor
You can always try Chinese instead.
Sometimes people have friends that speak other languages. Oftentimes they are quite happy to teach, at least in my experience.
Not that Norse or Romanian comes into my everyday communications often, but it's nice to know the option is there. ;)
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