Japanese is not difficult. The real interest is the best teacher. (For example, I once tried to learn Korean in class, but I didn't have much interest, so even the simplest language in the world looks as boring as a ghost symbol after class.)-Japanese is not difficult because you are interested. 2. Japanese is usually expressed in three languages-Chinese characters, Hiragana and Katakana (this is also a major feature of Japanese, and it can be said that there are not many people in the world who record three types of characters in such a language). As the university said, there are about 2000 commonly used Chinese characters, but most of them are reserved for traditional Chinese characters and variant Chinese characters. Grammar is really very different from Chinese. Perhaps the landlord also knows that Japanese needs auxiliary words to connect verbs with subjects or predicates, and the word order is mostly subject-object-predicate. In addition, I also think that Japanese is really a catchy language (probably because there are many Chinese words and the pronunciation is similar to ours ~), so it is really important to listen more and find a sense of language. -Before next week, I just downloaded the comics I read (I probably know the meaning) to P4, and listened to them for half an hour in the evening. The effect was really great.