What is the best technique for learning grammar in Japanese language ?

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Japanese shares a lot of similarity with Indian regional languages. Whenever you learn a new grammar point, try to find an exact equivalent in your mother tongue (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, etc.) and make a list of sample sentences in your notebook. By doing so, you can achieve almost 90% perfection. However,...
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Japanese shares a lot of similarity with Indian regional languages. Whenever you learn a new grammar point, try to find an exact equivalent in your mother tongue (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, etc.) and make a list of sample sentences in your notebook. By doing so, you can achieve almost 90% perfection. However, Japanese has its own unique features which we need to understand with the help of a good trainer. If you have a Japanese friend, he/she can help you with the usage in daily conversation. Try listening to dialogues in Japanese (preferably with the script) and pay attention to those expressions using the grammar point you are learning at the moment. There are many good reference books available online. Try using as many as possible to learn the grammar perfectly. Each book has its own style of presentation - illustration, examples, sub-topics, dialogues, texts on specific topics, etc. read less
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master the classification of verbs and also iadjectives and na adjectives then it will become easier for you
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Form as many sentences as possible based on each and every grammar pattern and get them corrected by your teacher.
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learn in a nice atmosphere where no phobia of Japanese language with some nice technique
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The best technique for learning grammar in Japanese language is to apply the Home language i.e. Hindi or Marathi. The reason being the subject and the object of the Japanese language and the Marathi or Hindi language is the same and learning becomes easier. The interpretations can be done word to word....
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The best technique for learning grammar in Japanese language is to apply the Home language i.e. Hindi or Marathi. The reason being the subject and the object of the Japanese language and the Marathi or Hindi language is the same and learning becomes easier. The interpretations can be done word to word. Whereas if we apply it in English then it is reciprocal, i.e.the subject and object will shift. I personally use the Marathi or Hindi language to teach Japanese grammar in India as the understanding level is higher. read less
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The most easiest way to understand and learn Japanese grammar is with the base of Hindi language.
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Try to take more examples and try to understand the sense of the sentence with your mother tongue.
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