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I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion-based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language), or should I dive into both simultaneously — speaking and writing — considering an adult can handle both at once.

I'm learning Japanese as a hobby (on my own) and don't have any time limitations. All help is appreciated!

Arigatto.

I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion-based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language), or should I dive into both simultaneously — speaking and writing — considering an adult can handle both at once.

I'm learning Japanese as a hobby and don't have any time limitations. All help is appreciated!

Arigatto.

I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion-based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language), or should I dive into both simultaneously — speaking and writing — considering an adult can handle both at once.

I'm learning Japanese as a hobby (on my own) and don't have any time limitations. All help is appreciated!

Arigatto.

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Tsundoku ♦
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I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion based-based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language), ORor should I dive into both simultaneously- — speaking and writing -considering— considering an adult can handle both at once. I'm

I'm learning Japanese as a hobby and don't have any time limitations, all. All help is appreciated! Arigatto

Arigatto.

I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language) OR should I dive into both simultaneously- speaking and writing -considering an adult can handle both at once. I'm learning Japanese as a hobby and don't have any time limitations, all help is appreciated! Arigatto.

I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion-based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language), or should I dive into both simultaneously — speaking and writing — considering an adult can handle both at once.

I'm learning Japanese as a hobby and don't have any time limitations. All help is appreciated!

Arigatto.

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First learn speaking and then writing OR both at once?

I am a novice to the Japanese language, and this question might have some opinion based answers but I could use some advice.

Should I learn to speak some basic words and sentences up to a level where I can have a sensible conversation with a person and then start on reading and writing (Like a child learns a language) OR should I dive into both simultaneously- speaking and writing -considering an adult can handle both at once. I'm learning Japanese as a hobby and don't have any time limitations, all help is appreciated! Arigatto.