Sorry off-topic , im looking for japanese tuition class any nearby places around manjalara/sri damansara ? or i just follow up this thread will do ?

Anyone taking JLPT this year end?

Taking N5 this year end 

Ganbatte

I'm taking N2. A bit worried

I'm taking N4.

I'm resitting for N1. Girigiri passed the last one, so I'm trying for a higher mark this time.

Hi guys, i've just finished my SPM and i'm planning to study japanese until June. I'm hoping to pass JLPT N4 in June. Currently i'm self studying using the books Genki I, II and A Dictionary Of Basic Japanese Grammar, will they be enough? I noticed that most people are using minna no nihongo as a beginner book, is it any better than Genki?

what's the difference between kawaru and kaeru? and i see there's three type of kanji for them, any difference between them? or they're the same?

変わる*換わる*替わる - These are 自動詞 Intransitive Verbs
変える*換える*替える　- These are 他動詞 Transistive Verbs

I see, arigatou gozaimasu  so there's no difference between which of the 3 kanji to use right?

Got difference leh.
This one you have to refer back to dictionary for better explanation. Or anyone here can shed some lights.

変える - change, amend, revise
替える - to replace/exchange A (with B)
換える - to exchange/replace

Hello guys, I attended a class and now we finished all hiragana characters. I think I should do a lot of practice to read but I couldn't find suitable materials to start with.

I found children books which all the texts are in hiragana but there isn't any translation so I could only 'read the words' without knowing their meanings.

So, if you guys have any suitable materials, please share it with me

Do you have a textbook? If you do i suggest you to just progress learning from it, reading out all the text and sentences and eventually u'll do fine. This is because textbooks usually have translations with them, teaching you the meaning of words as you progress and as you progress, u'll find that you are getting better at reading hiragana.

In my opinion, you don't have to go into the trouble finding hiragana to read because you don't know the meaning of words yet and it won't make any sense. The more efficient way is to go on learning from your textbook (knowing the meaning of words) and then read the text in the textbook.

If you're self studying, i suggest you get a japanese textbook (aint cheap) such as minna no nihongo or genki. Minna no Nihongo textbook comes with practises but you'll have to buy the translation book separately. Genki comes with translations in the book but the practise book has to be bought separately.

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Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I'll just stick to my text book first then. Maybe I was just worried after my sensei told that we gonna do a reading practice next class. I have no problem identifying the alphabets but still lack of consistency.

Anyway, I was told that we are using minna no nihongo textbook but it doesn't look the same and there's some translation within the same book.

Thank you for your suggestion

Hello guys, I attended a class and now we finished all hiragana characters. I think I should do a lot of practice to read but I couldn't find suitable materials to start with.

I found children books which all the texts are in hiragana but there isn't any translation so I could only 'read the words' without knowing their meanings.

So, if you guys have any suitable materials, please share it with me

You could try find some newer Japanese textbooks from SBP students. For me, they are the best ones for starters. 

what's the difference between kawaru and kaeru? and i see there's three type of kanji for them, any difference between them? or they're the same?

Any of you guys know when is the next JLPT test in Malaysia?

Wont be out so soon, but probly end June or early July, taking what lvl?