Is there a way for people to translate scans if I buy the raws? there are a lot of older series that sound interesting but no ones ever translated them.

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Jisho

Additionally you should single out Japanese phrases and Kanji where the translation doesn't make sense and use sites like RomanjiDesu and Jisho to look them up.

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Google Vision AI

If you want to translate your self then you can use Capture2Text to get the raw text from a scan. An alternative to that is Google's Vision API but that would require you to set up a custom script, it's more accurate but also more work.

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Anki

The fastest way to learn Kana is probably Duolingo, it's free and efficient. For grammar and sentences I would recommend Busuu, at least to get you started. If you want to learn Kanji then WaniKani is probably the best service for that, however it is a little pricy. You can try it for free and see if you like it though. An alterative to that is Anki but it's a lot more hassle to set up and more difficult to keep on track and stay motivated imo.

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