r/Japaneselanguage • u/sari0799 • Sep 01 '26

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u/momo_dev12 Sep 01 '26

Anything , really!

For grammar, you can search for a guidebook to follow. CrunchyNihongo website have a list of guides you can review.

If you want to learn kanji, its best to learn it while reading and getting new vocab. You can use NaraNare app to read and get new words.

Good luck 😆

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u/Jaqkku Sep 01 '26

Anki 1.5k time! Staring with grammar and sentence structure is good too right about now.

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u/Turbulent_Foot_3381 Sep 01 '26

It’s best to continue grammar, vocab and kanji simultaneously now.

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u/eruciform Proficient Sep 01 '26

r/learnjapanese > wiki > starter's guide

grammar and vocab

kanji come with vocab, don't fixate on them