Another Japanese question....

[alptraum]

Are there any good books to pick up Japanese vocabulary from? Alot of text books I've looked at spend so much time on one topic it's rediculous and don't give you boatloads of vocab(I know alot of people don't like that, but how else are you going to become fluent?). I'm up to knowing around 500 kanji English meanings (100 kanji or so Japanese 'on' and 'kun' pronunciations memorized) and working on learning grammar, but need some help on where to start picking up tons of vocab, right now it's really limited. Any ideas?

 

[Kakdiesel]

Japanese people are evil..learn Korean..cooler language

 

[Sniperwolf]

This is one of the best books that I have come across as it categorizes everything by subject.

http://www.barronseduc.com/0812047435.html

 

[alptraum]

Japanese people are evil..learn Korean..cooler language

Unless your mommy was a comfort woman, don't dis da Japanese!! Da azn should be down wit all hiz/her brothaz and sistaz, fuck the rest, FAR east to west jigga, they the best, vietnam to china to mongolia, philippines to taiwan to cambodia, korea aaaa aaaa, hometown(I wish) Japan, who you got huh?!!

Korean is a cool language and it's writing system Han'gul is a amazing writing system, I wish Japanese had such a efficient writing system, but then again han'gul is one(if not the only) system of writing that was sat down and planned out.

Thanks Sniperwolf, I'll have to look for that book.

 

[r00+]

Here's a website

This website is devoted to understanding the idiosynchrasies of the Japanese language and mindset.

 

[alptraum]

lol, I love Engrish.