According to your description, you want to teach yourself because you love Japanese. You can still study on weekends or during winter and summer vacations. Zero-based learning Japanese should start with five tones, followed by words, phrases, grammar, sentences and so on.

The premise of self-study is to have enough interest, energy, determination and time. If you love a language enough and master the correct learning methods, it is not difficult to teach yourself.

Many people don't recommend self-learning 50 tones, but I personally think that if you are interested enough, confident to learn well and have a certain language talent, self-learning is not a big problem.

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First, let's look at vocabulary learning.

When you enter the advanced study, you will find that many Chinese characters have been marked without pseudonyms, which strengthens the mastery of Chinese pronunciation and should be consciously memorized. When learning a strange word, you can mark the pen name with a pencil for the first time, so that you can form a memory of the word through your eyes, but when you think you have mastered the word, you should erase the previous mark, just like when we learn Chinese characters in primary school, we can't always remember the pronunciation of each word by pinyin, but of course we can remember its writing and pronunciation with our brains.

There will be a large number of automatic words, other verbs and idioms in middle and advanced vocabulary. Automatic words must be memorized one by one. Unfortunately, automatic words have no simple rules and need time to accumulate. You can bring auxiliary words and recite phrases to master them. The learning of idioms depends on accumulation. When you meet them, you might as well draw them with fluorescent strokes and make a summary at the end of a unit.

Secondly, let's look at grammar.

Advanced grammar and elementary grammar are inseparable. After learning elementary grammar, don't put the elementary textbooks on the shelf, review them diligently, learn new grammar points while reviewing the elementary content, and master the Japanese grammar system more skillfully. Besides memorizing the meanings of grammar, we should also pay attention to their connection methods. The connection method of Japanese grammar is regular, but it is also easy to be confused, so you should not be lazy and learn to summarize in your own way. For grammars with similar meanings, we should analyze them carefully, which will greatly improve the correct rate of doing the questions. Some students may like to search for things that others have sorted out on the Internet, but practice has proved that they will be more impressed if they use their brains to sort them out, so it is beneficial to learn from others' methods.

Finally, let's look at the study of long articles.

Another difference between advanced Japanese learning and advanced Japanese learning lies in the length of the text. Some students can't help but feel bored when they read the length of the article, which must be overcome. If you think the article is too long to read, you might as well close your eyes and listen to the audio of the text, which can also play a role in previewing the text. It is suggested that you listen to the text several times before you formally enter the learning content. Don't read, don't read if you don't understand. After hearing the familiar text, learn the vocabulary and grammar of the text formally, digest it and listen to it several times. There are many places where you will feel "suddenly enlightened".

The most important thing in learning a language is accumulation. Here are some simple methods and suggestions:

1. Usually listen more, watch more and accumulate more. When watching variety shows and dramas, we should not only watch the plot, but also pay attention to the dialogue. If you have time, you can choose a favorite movie/drama/variety show, brush it several times, listen to the dialogue and take notes.

2. Vocabulary is the foundation. Always look up words in the dictionary. If you don't understand them, look them up. If you look them up too much, you will remember them.

3. Language learning focuses on application. Contact and use Japanese every day, you can find a sentence or a short article to practice recording every day, which is also very useful.

4. Interest is very important. If you are not interested enough, you can try to cultivate your interest by watching plays and movies.