Some random sites I came upon while browsing several days ago, I can't tell you how good they are since I didn't get serious into them so far but they definitively look like something that might help in Japanese studies, at least beginner level if nothing else:
- https://www.erin.ne.jp/en/ (Something by Japan Foundation, should be helpful);
- https://www.nihongo-pro.com/kanji-pal/ (good for learning Hiragana/Katakana and Kanji I guess, I did play a little with it, and somehow I managed to even learn some new Kanji, can be useful too);
If you need a good software for Kanji memorization and practice (as well as learning new vocab and stuff) and you have an android tablet or telephone, you should definitively look at Obenkyo because it's really an awesome program and unlike some other Kanji software, it's free (I think) and I didn't stumble upon any features that need buying though there might be some, I don't know, I use it for Kanji primarily and it looks like it doesn't have restrictions based on JLPT level, some other Kanji software do restrict it to only JLPT level 5, this one allows you to work with all jojo (standard) kanji up to level JLPT 1 (the levels are in reverse) ... and so it's good for that ...
There are some other memorization software out there like Anki and some others but I didn't really like them, the flashcard system is kind of a bother and I am more into quiz type of learning ... That's why another software of recommendation would be MemRise (also for Android OS), it's something I use too, so you should check it out if you want ...
As for other Japanese related stuff, like grammar, and other things, you should check Tae Kim's guide mentioned in the post above me. But if you want more you'll have to either buy some good Japanese textbooks like Genki and some other, from what I have seen there, they are very good beginner-oriented textbooks ... I guess you could pirate them if you aren't able to buy them now, those books aren't even available in my country so can't really judge anybody for pirating xD Though you should look out for different versions, I think it has two editions of the book, the 2nd one should be the latest (or so I believe) and it has Genki I and Genki II, it's two preety long textbooks + workbooks, tons of material and it looks aproachable from what I have seen.
Something also approachable is Japanese by Rosetta Stone though that one lacks in many stuff but I found it fun to go through, but it takes time to go through units there. Though you can't really learn stuff from there because it expects you to "figure it out" yourself, so it's preety much like a guessing software, but it's a fun experience to me, it could be much better if it had a textbook of some kind though
And yeah, start Kanji immediately if you plan on learning Japanese ... That's probably the most laborous thing about Japanese that I have found so far.
So the ending onlly showing us the kid face ?? how about haru face ?? im still curious, i mean they should ve put picture three of em as family in the last part .
the romance is awesome but the ending lack impact ...
If you consider single heroine tag at VNDB, maybe Saya no Uta (Quite disturbing though). And if you want patiently waiting for translation, Bishoujo Mangekyou should be quite similar to Furifure there (Except the single heroine was vampire and quite dominant there). Hope it'll help you.
If my Heart had Wings sounds pretty suitable. I would also recommend Karakara. Both of these things have a rather relaxing atmosphere and cute art, if that's what you want. IMMHW is longer, while Karakara can be finished in a few hours at most. And if you end up getting If my Heart had Wings, make sure you install the restoration patch.
nff21 got a reaction from dfbreezy in G senjou no maou ending (Spoilers)