Learn 2 Weab

[ Step 1 ]

	- Download Anki
	- http://ankisrs.net/
	- Also make an account so you can sync/backup your data

[ Step 2 ]

	- Download the Kana deck for Anki
	- http://mega.nz/#!xQkFXI6a!d-9Sf4ESx85eWwPpR5NH46HiaNkhjkmqaGJx53ZVP0I
	- Open the deck in Anki (double-click it lol)
	- Learn the Hiragana and Katakana, ASAP!

[ Step 3a ] (DO THIS, THE CORE DECK AND DOJG SIMULTANEOUSLY)

	- Download the Kanji deck
	- http://mega.nz/#F!CMtGhCzD!2Yw8vL8jw3vei7QkGyno-w
	- Learn at least 10 a day, but preferably 20

[ Step 3b ] (DO THIS, THE KANJI DECK AND DOJG SIMULTANEOUSLY)

	- Download the Core 2k/6k/10k deck
	- http://mega.nz/#!BYJwxSBY!9ZO17Pi68KhBEjDB4xklb2iK7yxel5PNW8j2LkYkVCc
	- Learn at least 10 a day but preferably 20

[ Step 3c ] (DO THIS, THE CORE DECK, AND THE KANJI DECK SIMULTANEOUSLY)

	- Download the Dictionary of Japanese Grammar deck
	- http://mega.nz/#F!Pgx1FaSZ!Ux3evBUKrAOlLrkVt4zgkw
	- then, download the DoJG Index pdf and checklist
	- https://mega.nz/#F!A5xGlZYY!egPdGYfnZ1m-LlgDVwvsRA
	- Go into Anki, click the DoJG anki deck, click browse
	  select the deck again from the list on the left
	  click into the list of cards and select all (cntrl+A)
	  then make sure all the cards are highlighted and click the 'suspend' button
	- Learn the grammar rules in the same order as the Index, unsuspend cards as you learn them

Alright, so you've learned the Hiragana (and Katakana) and are now learning Kanji, Vocabulary and Grammar, what do?

* Read the raw version of entry level Manga such as Yotsuba
* As well as the simple news here: http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/easy/
* Start watching children's Anime with subtitles (initially) until you're ready to move on
* Listen to Japanese music [youtube, google, etc..]
* Watch Japanese TV here: http://wilsonjj.me/jptv/
* Converse with natives here: http://lang-8.com/ & http://www.hellotalk.com/

And here are some online Resources to help you with grammar if you're confused,
http://www.jgram.org/ , http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar , http://www.imabi.net/

But senpai, I want to become a Japanese person, how do I learn to speak without talking to natives (im scared)?

Start to Shadow Japanese audio, in particular do "Blind" Shadowing.. ie. with audio by itself and no text,

Wtf is Shadowing bro?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=130bOvRpt24 & TLDR version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdheWK7u11w

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How to know if I am a beginner, intermediate or advanced learner?

[rough estimation...]

Beginner = 500 Kanji, 2000 Words, Do[Basic]JG completed
Low Intermediate = 1000 Kanji, 4000, 1/2 Do[Intermediate]JG completed
High Intermediate = 2000 Kanji, 6000 Words, 2/2 Do[Intermediate]JG completed
Low Advanced = 2200+ Kanji, 8000 Words, 1/2 Do[Advanced]JG completed
High Advanced = 2500+ Kanji, 10000+ Words, 22/ Do[Advanced]JG completed