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Looking for Japanese Classes in Dallas, not so expensive, Saturdays...and a way to start, keep and maintain your Japanese skills??? I found a great place!

A short introduction to one of the essential components of learning Japanese: Hiragana.

And what makes it so different

"Guide to Reading and Writing Japanese" by Florence Skade is a reference book that every Japanese foreign language student should learn. In addition, it is a perfect traveling reference book to survive while abroad.

An introduction to one of the three essential Japanese alphabets, Katakana. Describes its usage in the Japanese language and warns about common writing mistakes.

I wasted so much money on Japanese Books and CDs in an attempt to learn Japanese. The following guide tells you how to learn Japanese without spending a ton of your hard earned money. It explains which resources are of a high quality, yet cheap, and why.

Five helpful tips for anyone who plans to or is currently studying the Japanese language.

Learn more about katakana, hiragana, and kanji and which order you should study them in.

Tells prospective students what to realistically expect when they travel to study at the Yamasa Institute in Okazaki, Japan.

A guide for using manga to further one's study abroad experiences.

The Japanese language is classified as a level 4 language, which means to us English, that it is one of the hardest to learn. In reality, it is really the grammar that tends to throw English speakers off and not the language itself.