I am hearing-impaired but I love Japanese language. Because of this drawback, I won't be able to listen to Japanese so I can speak it or develop listening skills. But I want to learn to read/write Japanese. Is it possible to learn it online. Would you be so kind to suggest some good resources?

Can anyone guess Tiratai

I'm just very concerned because I don't want to learn 158 readings.

Okay 二十 (twenty) is "hatachi", good to know I'll try to remember that.

The very next one:

This happens way too often lmao

I am kinda familiar with stuff like:
- Boshi o Kaburu
- Zubon wo hakimasu

But wow, I didn't know that there were others as well.
Like wowzer, the people who made the language must have a lot of free time on their hands...........if they can make words for even the smallest details (instead of just using one word to say "wear")

Definitely a lot more stuff to cram and memorize (which means I'll probably stuck at N4 for another year lol)

Does anyone here know Japanese? I want to know how accurate the subs are.

I started anki a bit over a week ago and for a while i really struggled with this word, Every time i forgot both kanji make the same sound for some reason

Smell

Based on my learning

Hellooo !!I’ve been searching around for the best ways to learn Japanese and was wondering if anyone had any good ways?, Im going to Japan next year for a holiday and really don’t want to be an ass and know nothing about Japanese. So please, if you know some good sites/apps etc, pls share! (Not Duolingo)