/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>37321288
mmm in terms of guides i looked at itazura, animecards, learnjapanese.moe anacreon's tools etc and picked up general advice, you can find that on your own what i would stress is you should get to reading and watching native material asap, i regret just droning core2k and reading grammar stuff without immersion, id come back to yotsuba every few months and still struggle. so basically immerse while you're steadily going through core and grammar, you should look up words and try to understand what the sentence means but if you REALLY cant figure it out just move on (the intensity of this may depend on your level of autism). prioritize reading engaging content over "easy" stuff, whatever you can stomach going through with a dictionary and enjoy. lastly as a beginner i used https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/grammar/dojg/dojgall.html a lot, you can control+f to try and find what you're looking for, anyway good luck