Learn Japanese Audio Book

I want to learn Japanese so I would like to buy an audio book to learn the basics, but whats a good one to buy? There are so many!

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2008-12-14 06:50:16 by Justin

seriously, no requests on Japanese topics, but enjoy this if you want!

Well I'm trying to learn Japanese, I recognize its a little cliché and I don't expect to be positively fluent or whatever just know enough to build on.

I'd like to find a site where I can find a FREE Japanese audio book. No samples or anything that expects to pay after it starts getting good. Any info would be appreciated

http://thejapanesepage.com/audio
http://jclab.wordpress.com/

These websites provide free Japanese audio books, which you can download for your private use. And you can find more online resources for learning Japanese at the following site:

http://www.infocobuild.com/language/japa nese/japanese.html

2010-01-23 14:56:21 by Moshin

Price: $24.95

i tried downloading a torrent but it was a .daa file, i can't find a software that can convert it to .iso. it's 470mb the software i downloaded can only convert up to 300mb so i can't really use it. if anyone can give me a better FREE alternative, i would greatly appreciate it! thanks a bunch!

dont know where you can get free Japanese Audio books, sorry, but have you tried www.iknow.co.jp?

2008-10-04 01:25:40 by xaifos_hysteria

Price: $49.95

I've wanted to learn Japanese for a while, and have just recently started to get around to it. I've gotten plenty of free instruction and vocab and stuff online, but I want something with CDs that go along with lessons that show you how to pronounce the words correctly. I'm doing fine with my other stuff, but some words I'm having trouble figuring out how to prounounce and I just want to make sure I get the sounds right. Has anyone else used a program they liked, either for your computer or with CDs or tapes?

i'd say go with rosetta stone. they use the vocabulary you're learning in context so it'll help you when it comes time to converse with a native speaker. plus, it's pretty thorough, and allows you to focus on any issues that are giving you trouble. it's a quick learn too.

good luck with whatever program/system you choose.

japanese isn't the easiest. i'm impressed.

2006-08-15 14:54:50 by Jeremy W

Anyone know where i can find a good Japanese audio book for free that will help me learn Japanese?

You can try some podcasts.

2008-07-14 04:27:10 by beyondthefist