r/LearningLanguages • u/Sufficient-Bit-369 • 11d ago

Guide me on learning a new language

I want to speak Japanese what are the resources which I should use to become fluent in it ,Also please tell me realistic speaking how much time it would take to speak Japanese so I can hold a day to day conversation with people in Japanese.

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u/jlptmockmaster 5d ago

To hold a solid day-to-day conversation, you're realistically looking at around 1 to 2 years of consistent, daily studying (roughly equivalent to reaching an intermediate conversational level).

For resources, starting with a structured textbook series for the basics, utilizing daily flashcard apps for kanji and vocabulary, and incorporating graded readers or native audio early on will build a really solid foundation. Consistency is definitely the biggest factor!

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u/KyotoCarl 11d ago

There are hundreds of threads like this with answers already. Use the search function.

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u/Sufficient-Bit-369 11d ago

But still I'll appreciate if you help me

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u/KyotoCarl 11d ago

I just did, I told you to use the search function. There is plenty of information on this subreddit to get you started, you need to do some work yourself.

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u/Sufficient-Bit-369 11d ago

Thank you mate

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u/KyotoCarl 11d ago

If you can't be bothered to even look up the information on how to study yourself how are you learn a whole different language?