Jofelly on Deviant Art does some great art of Kakashi & Iruka if you’re into them as a couple don’t miss her art!!!! Iruka looks so real in this one he looks Asian not that he isn’t Asian in the original manga its just that they simply look like manga characters you get it!

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Some Tips on Learning Japanes (❁´◡`❁)

1) Master you kana hiragana and katakana). I can’t stress enough how important it is to know them, as it’ll prevent a lot of frustration on your part later on.

You must be comfortable enough with them that you can recognize one right away, you no longer struggle to remember the pronunciation of any character you come across and you’re able to read fairly similar characters without mixing them up.

Realkana s the perfect place for you to work on that; a 5 ~ 10 minutes every day practice for a week or so will enable you to move on to step 2.

2) Choose a manga you’re interested in – preferably one that is targeted at teenagers so it’ll includ furigana.

If you don’t live in Asia and can’t afford shipping fees, I suggest you look the Japanese raws up by googling something along the lines of “[Title] torrent” ([Title] must be typed in Japanese).

Once you have your hands on it, read it. At this stage, it is not necessary for you to understand what you’re reading and/or read fluently (that is, at normal speed) because you only need to focus on reading the characters accuratelyand as smoothly as you can.

This step will improve your reading accuracy and speed over time and provide a firm ground for step 3.

3) Fanfictions Pixiv ill provide you with a fair amount of them.

The Japanese language almost rules out what you’d define as typos. Plus, Japanese writers happen to have a firm grasp of the language (^LOL^)

Rikaichan s an excellent plug-in that allows you to figure out the pronunciation and meaning of any words/expressions you’re not familiar with. Once you’re done installing it and have it running, hover your mouse over the text and a pop-up will display everything you need to know about it.

This time, you’ll focus on sentence patterns and vocabulary, and thus improve your reading comprehension.

Don’t force lists of words/kanji down your throat; you’ll naturally memorize the vocabulary you need to know through context and repetition.

“I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of any thing than of a book! -- When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.” 
― Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice