2) the premise that you shouldn't learn japanese if you're only a tourist could be extrapolated to say if you are a tourist anywhere you never have to learn the language. not quite. yes there's signage, and helpful things in tokyo but venture outside of that bubble and things go downhill very quickly.. Do you learn japanese? what are your reasons? share in the comments! cool stuff below.... claim your free ebook finding time in your life for language learni.... 152 replies to “why you shouldn’t learn japanese” mez says: may 2, 2013 at 8:11 am because you’re not simply learning a language; you’re changing the course of your life. i’m sure there are people who manage to simply use japanese as a tool. that is, they remain their “foreign” selves, and simply speak japanese words..
So you want to learn japanese. ok, i’m not going to go into all the reasons why japanese is such a fun and rewarding language to learn because you’re already here and interested in learning it. if you’re still undecided or afraid that it’s too hard, don’t be! it can be one of the easier languages to learn in ways that will surprise you.. You want to learn japanese. there are plenty of resources to do so. associations like the japan society offer classes, and there are a wealth of online opportunities both beneficial and questionable.. There is a simple reason why interaction between english-speaking americans and japanese citizens isn’t as great as it could be: often these persons use japanese-language sites. learning japanese will allow you to navigate these locations and find new friends to interact with..
