Have you learned all the Japanese you know from watching anime? or in just reading manga?

Some of what I know is because of anime, though I generally try to avoid learning Japanese from it. I focus mostly on reading my grammar textbook (Japanese the Manga Way, for those wondering. I highly recommend it!) and searching online if I have particular questions. I have yet to read manga, but apparently the way they speak in manga isn't far from real life. Once I have a good enough grasp of the grammar and some vocabulary, I'll pay a bit more attention to the voices in anime, and play a few video games in Japanese.

Not on purpose. I've just watched so much anime that when someone talks to me in Japanese, I can understand them. Too bad that I respond in english though. It doesn't always work the other way.

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All of it i learned from anime. I did take a class in college but had to drop it because I wasnt able to keep up on the work load.

I can understand most japanese from watching anime, currently using a game called 'slimeforest' from the Project LRNJ webpage to learn Katakana and Hiragana. It works really well lol. Already know about 90% of Katakana and I think i'll figure out Hiragana easily as it's very similar to Katakana.

A combination of a few classes paired with reverse engineering a lot of subbed anime. I can understand normal spoken japanese and reply in kind. Used this to gather some easy points in japanese courses at university.

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