Do you guys have any other suggestions as to learning the actual Japanese language's structure… - Feed Post by ewindsor24
Do you guys have any other suggestions as to learning the actual Japanese language's structure other than Tae Kim's grammar guide?
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Waiting for someone to still suggest Tae Kim's guide without noticing what you said, because it will still happen...
hahahha. genki
Minna no Nihongo
Minna no Nihongo
Japanese for Everyone (a different text, published by Gakken).- Another grammar website, with more content than Tae Kim's site: http://www.imabi.net/
Textbooks. I think it's best to learn grammar through textbooks like Genki, An Integrated Approach to Learning Japanese, and Tobira. I also use FluentU, which helps a lot
Tae Kim's guide to Japanese grammar.
jk :P
That Tobira textbook looks nice, it's aimed at intermediate to advanced learners. I don't know think I know any other one like it, got me interested.
This book: http://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Sentence-Patterns-Effective-Communication/dp/1568364202
It's great because it's simple, if you can get those sentence patterns down, you can work out a lot of sentences on your own. It's been the most helpful to me. As my vocabulary increases, I can use what I've learned in that book to communicate a lot better. Lang-8 also helps, because it's natives and they will quickly point out any major flaws.- The "Let's Learn Japanese" series (this one is old/ from the 80's but nice and easy to understand), and..
This guy's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-c4FY_56MoRp6qqhbS3AcA
And this one: https://www.youtube.com/user/freejapaneselessons3 
Thank you for all the suggestions! :)
