What is the best Japanese language to learn first?

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I am Japanese language teacher. teaching over 6 years from college Student professional.

learn vocabulary of Japanese and then its scripts.
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I am Japanese language teacher. teaching over 6 years from college Student professional.

leather vocabulary and then Japanese scripts
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Japanese language tutor N3 JLPT qualified who teach N5 & N4

I will suggest you to learn both side by side - script and vocabulary. Try learing the script as soon as possible so that you may learn vocabulary in Japanese directly.
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