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Originally Posted by COnfidential
I bought this Dictionary here thats made of a guy named Kenshi Kojo.
It's a red book with about 600+ pages (Norwegian-Japanese)
But I have NOW seen that they first write it in Japanese signs and then in Norwegian, no romaji whatsoever. Maybe it will help me when Im more advanced or.. what do you guys think?  |
If it's written in KANA and not KANJI, you'll be okay. In fact, in my personal opinion, it's much more beneficial to skip romaji and learn kana right away. Romaji can be rather detrimental to learning Japanese for various reasons. Learning hiragana and katakana only takes a couple weeks if you're diligent.
I don't know how good your English is, but if you're fluent or mostly fluent I would suggest getting the 'Genki' textbooks if you have the money for them. One of the best textbooks for learning Japanese, in my opinion. However, it's meant to be used in classes with a Japanese teacher and all that, but you can certainly learn from it alone as well.