Pauline Said:

Where Can I Learn Japanese Language at Malaysia?

We Answered:

Which part of Malaysia are you from? As far as I know, here is 1 school you can try. They also give you help in EJU which is important for getting into universities in Japan.
http://www.teikyo.com.my/
Or you can try this website which lists almost all schools.
http://www.studyinjapan.org.my/04_study/04_study11_school.html

Juan Said:

is rocket japanese really a good way to learn the language?

We Answered:

How fluent you want to be in Japanese?
It depends on your goal.

Better program...
Maybe?

I've heard their sample tracks. But you know they are running business so I'm going to refrain from criticizing... ( If you want to know my honest opinion feel free to e-mail me through Yahoo! Answers).

Good luck for your Japanese!

Leonard Said:

What is the best way to learn the Japanese Language?

We Answered:

Japanese is a quite complex and difficult language to be studied on tutorials from Internet (and plus it's more productive to learn Spanish or French, since the Japanese language is only spoken in Japan). There are still some that can be helpful - but not recommended, you certainly would really learn the language in an academy (which takes about 8 years). Anyway, http://www.freejapaneselessons.com, it isn't a big thing, but you still may search for more on Google XD.

Carlos Said:

How long does it take to learn a new language (japanese)?

We Answered:

There really is no set time, but depending how fast you learn and how dedicated you are/what method you use to learn it, I'd say you could be able to speak to someone without a problem in 3 years, but really "fluent" in 4 - 5.

Samuel Said:

Can you learn Japanese language even though you cannot hear?

We Answered:

well I did learn written English before I learned how to pronounce the words. (I would read it with sounds I "invented" myself from the spelling, not having much access to audio material at that time)

Also, when I'm reading Chinese, there are some characters that I know what they mean, but did not learn the mandarin reading, it does not impair my understanding.