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You almost have to do it that way, don't you? The only other way would be to have someone pronounce the kana in front of you (or have a sound file do it) while you're looking at it. At least those are the only ways that occur to me.
Romaji convertion (Romaji to Kana): Good or bad?
Is converting Romaji to Kana considered a good or bad way of learning Kana? And, why so?
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You almost have to do it that way, don't you? The only other way would be to have someone pronounce the kana in front of you (or have a sound file do it) while you're looking at it. At least those are the only ways that occur to me.
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Hmmm ok, I guess I didn't really look at the fact until now.
Thanks for your insight, Glenn.
Last edited by Nieves and Co; Jul 28, 2012 at 06:37. Reason: ....
I think Romaji's still useful for first learners, because that make people 'less scared' of the language. However, when you start learning further, you need to practice a lot and you cannot avoid hiragana and katanana and eventually kanji.
Online English Japanese dictionary and Romaji converters
哀しみの向こう岸に 微笑みがあるというよ
I see, thanks for the info.
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