Which Japanese should I learn first?

What is the easiest Japanese language to learn?

This article explores the question of which Japanese dialect is easiest to learn. It explains that there are several dialects of Japanese, including the Tokyo dialect (or Standard Japanese), Kansai dialect, Hiroshima dialect, and Fukuoka dialect. The article discusses factors that affect ease of learning, such as the learner's native language and exposure to Japanese culture, and suggests resources for learning Japanese, including textbooks, online courses, language exchange programs, and immersion programs. The article also notes that mastering the writing system can be a significant challenge but concludes by emphasizing that with dedication and effort, learning Japanese can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience.

Question about Japan

Which Japanese should I learn first?

This article discusses the different types of Japanese and which one to learn first. Standard Japanese (Tokyo-ben) is the official language used in Japan and is spoken by most people throughout the country, while Kansai-ben is another type of Japanese that originated in the Kansai region in western Japan with its own distinct accent and vocabulary. There are also other regional dialects such as Tohoku-ben, Kyushu-ben, Chugoku-ben, Shikoku-ben, Hokkaido-ben, etc. Depending on the learner's goals for learning Japanese, they can choose between Standard Japanese or one of the many regional dialects available. Resources such as textbooks, audio courses, online courses, apps, websites and tutors/teachers can help learners get started on their journey towards fluency.