How to re-begin ?

[nikhilkhullar7862532]

Hello everyone,

I am Nikhil from India. I have been studying Nihongo for the last one year. I appeared for the JLPT N5 and cracked it...

I have self studied and covered 25 chapters which means the first part of Minna no Nihongo and know around 115 Kanji by heart.

I want to make a consistent start now and want to be fluent. I have decided to spend time daily with my Premium account here. Where should I begin ? Please give me the work directions here. Am confused as the lesson structure seems non-linear, and am unable to know where to begin... Kindly tell me with this level, in which section should I continue my studies on Jpod101.

Regards,
Nikhil

[community.japanese]

Nikhil-san,
First, thank you very much for purchasing the Premium Membership!
Now you have full access to our materials!!

Our regular lessons are based on daily conversation, so regarding conversational lessons, I recommend you to
try one or two lessons of beginner level. If you want to know what lower levels cover, curriculums are also available!
Since you're currently in India, I assume you're not speaking Japanese everyday, right? This conversational lessons
would help you output besides just "knowledge"

We have many different lessons so that listners can study at their own pace, covering what they want.
Hope you'll find our materials usuful! If you have questions, please feel free to ask us anytime!

Natsuko(奈津子),
JapanesePod101.com

[nikhilkhullar7862532]

奈津子 さん、

どうもありがとうございます。

I have started as per your advice. I have also started slowly with Genki and yes, being in India... I don't get a chance to speak Japanese with anyone...

ぜひ話たいです。

I have started Kanji practice with Genki workbook, and now I try to relate them with Jpod101 lessons, whenever I encounter a Kanji that I know... ^^

I am loving the process of learning Japanese, thanks to the efforts of you all and I hope and pray 2013 to bring me more sense to think in Japanese and talk to myself in Nihongo as well...

Someday, I want to be in Japan... ^^

がんばります。

Warm Regards,
Nikhil

[community.japanese]

Nikhil-san,
Brilliant! Glad I could help!
I hope you can use both materials efficiently and effectively! Whenever you have questions, please feel free to
ask us. We're happy to help you

Natsuko(奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com