Hi, so I know I sound like every basic bitch weeb on the internet right now, but what's the best way to learn Japanese as a beginner. I've been using duolingo on and off for the past couple of years but honestly? It just doesn't do it for me. I really don't like the fact that I have to come back to it every day and it never seems to get me anywhere. I'm also autistic so I don't focus very well due to my neurodivervency. So if you're also someone with a short attention span I'd especially like to know what methods work for you.
>>1572272Anki
>>1572272Take a class? And after that, study in Japan?It’s a very obvious answer, but people just don’t want to do it. They have 50 excuses ready.
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