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  • I'm attempting to learn japanese. I'm using the book "Japanese for Dummies" ha. I'm learning it in romaji first, just so I can get all the basics of grammar and everything with out having to worry about learning how to write the different characters and such. However it's difficult to practice what I'm learning without worksheets and I end up forgetting what I learned. Does anyone know of any worksheets I could get online to print off or something, using romaji though, not katakana or hiragana worksheets.Thanks

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    sorry,askt4 can u fix ur full links. why do u want study romanzi, romanzi is not japanese language. If u want to study japanese, i think u shound study hiragana, katakana instead of studying romanzi first.

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Go to http://www.japanesepod101.com, you can get lots of free stuff there. Even though it asks for money, you get 7 days of free access to EVERYTHING so you could probably download what you want in that time. After 7 days they ask you to pay for anything you want (except for mp3s which are always free).

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Check out the following sites: www.guidetojapanese.org/forum/viewtopi… - 47k www.enchantedlearning.com/math/graphs/… - 35k www.mes-english.com/forums/viewtopic.p… - 63k www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/Download.htm - 166k www.jpf.org.uk/language/madopdf/mado_2… All mention romanji and some have worksheets and information for you.

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