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YESSS the commuter lifeee

Interesting video! great to see a normal type of vlog

W vid daves hot chicken guy

MY GOAT HAS RETURNED

Waking up to bright lights was SOOOO relatable

Yeasssir TA for which class? Big gym lifts too💪🏽

What day did you film this 😅

uploaded this during the last week of school smh

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thanks that was helpful

Pronounce, not pronounciate. Sorry, I'm an English teacher. Thanks for the great advice!

Wow just one day? i dont know if you specify in the video but how long did it take you to memorize hiragana and katakana

Wow this was a great insight king han!

Aye great video!

ありがとう 也ん也り

I just learned hiragana, now moving on to katakana, some characters look similar between them, but very few, those i can confidently read now, but the rest hoo boy, i think katakana looks very simple compared to hiragana but that simplicity is whats making me struggle lol

YES HE MADE THE VIDEO THANK YOU!

Another great video!

First, And i always love your content. :)

I deleted for about 3-5 months tiktok in 2021-2022 and i remember it was a great experience but then i downloaded back. But i noticed that my vocabulary started to be really bad and i couldn’t focus on a video that lasted more than 3 minutes. So I decided to delete tiktok again in April but during the holidays i downloaded again but i deleted again and it’s been 2 weeks and i can fell that i don’t need this app anymore and i try to learn some new vocabulary, i try to improve my language and learn again my korean because i started to study this language in 2021 but with school and because « i didn’t have time » = social media, i stopped. Anyway that was experience but great video !!! Btw sorry for my English im french

I agree with you that listening to music made things more harder for me to home tasks. The only moment I let go is when I’m taking the bus I feel relaxed without it and I think about life create stories and all of that.

But how am I gonna workout with no music 💀

This is so real, i love tyler the creator specially igor... and it made me feel like am living it even tho it neer happened to me 😭

heyo, good video, keep up the good work!

Hes Backkkk!

😂😂Chef Han. Great video!

He’s back!!

Btw could you make a video on the best ways to learn Hiragana and Katakana easily and fast?

My goat is finally back

This video has music in it...🤪

Here's some recommendations for resources that helped me get into immersion learning: I recommend the JP1K deck from Refold for learning vocab, it includes the 1000 most common words/kanji from slice of life anime and dramas with built in native recordings for both the words and example sentences. Best $20 I've spend on language learning material. The standard 2k decks with audio on the Anki are fine though for most people. Here are some great youtubers to learn grammar points from if you get confused during immersion: Game Gengo ゲーム言語 Harupaka Japanese Speak Japanese Naturally Saki’s Japanese Lessons Ninjapanese NihongoDekita with Sayaka Logical Japanese with Kiyuu Livakivi Learn Japanese with Tanaka san Kaname Naito (this dude is the real goat for some more advanced grammar stuff) Jouzu Juls (上手 ジューズ) JLPT Japanese Japarrot!- Let's Learn Japanese Japanese With Niko TVFilthyFrank (no wait, maybe not) Japanese Ryo Japanese Language Mentor 三本塾 -Sambon Juku- For people who want a bit more structure in their language study, I tried out NativShark as well and it's really good for learning grammar and general use phrases that you'd use in daily life. It's like $185 a year I think, but for those who are interested, it's one of the better paid online classes I've tried. they also have a free week trial. There are of course plenty of free Japanese grammar guides online so it's not anything you have do get. I also recommend the Migaku browser plugin for Chrome or Brave for starting out with immersion content. It shows subtitles with furigana to help learning to read Japanese as well as easy word lookups on hover. They have a frequency list built into the program to point out useful words to learn as well as easy set up for creating sentence cards for Anki. Free alternative is Iago, it gives word look ups just without the frequency list or anki support. On firefox, 10ten Japanese Reader (Rikaichamp) works well enough. For youtube immersion for beginners here are the channels I recommend: Comprehensible Japanese Jiro's Japanese Class Learn Japanese with Anime Nihongo-Learning Onomappu あかね的日本語教室 【Track girl】 Kanachannel しのせんせい Chris and Gin eating adventures in Japan Japanese Language & Culture ゆかりのおうちで簡単レシピ / Yukari's Kitchen Japanese Conversation with Terumi LJP Learning Japanese Podcast Some of these are probably more intermediate level than completely beginner, but most of them have subtitles in their videos or are just fun to watch in general. Hopefully youtube doesn't block my comment against thinking it's some kind of spam again😩

I wrote out a long comment with all the stuff that helped me get started, but I think UA-cam though it was spam for some reason rip

i mean i'd say you shouldn't learn kanji in isolation, that sounds like a horrible grind as theres nothing to really grasp onto, only as part of vocab, but yes 100% use spaced repition (with anki) and one deck you build from reading native content (using yomichan and ankiconnect) e.g. anime and have the picture be the scene it took it from, and pop the sentence in there too. using a pneumonic is slow as you want to be able to just look at it and instantly know within 1-3 seconds what it is and thats what spaced repition is good for (if you use spaced repition and spend more than 5- and maaax 10 seconds on a card, you're doing it wrong) learning each of the on and kun readings is just a lot of work so 100% do not do that, you can work out the on and kun readings of a kanji easily if you know words that use that kanji, and what on and kun actually refers to. anki anki anki, immersion immersion, immersion. dictionaries and grammar guide (cure dolly). all you need.

that kanji shit is hard man whoever invented that shit was dumb as fuck

I'm just commenting to help the algorithm for you, i'm fluent and totally agree with all your points🔥 nice video

What about UA-cam? Is it social media? I recently deleted my Instagram account permanently. Only one app i got stuck that is UA-cam. What should i do?

LOOKISM IS PEAK READ IT

Language reactor and iago seem better than subadub in terms of features...it has a popup dictionary

Hardest part is zoning out when oonly understanding a word every 10 words. Then u feel like ur wasting ur time....solution one is finding more stuff ur level but those materials are often for kids and solution 2 is to not think so negatively, but ther are other solutions too

How old are you?

Shadowing technique does really wonders. If you struggle with pronunciation, try this method

love this video, so useful ❤

Which free vpn do you use to connect to Japanese servers? Edit : ah ok you use North VPN, but don't we have to pay for it?

I am against using ANKI or any kind of flashcards. There are many disadvantages with flashcards: 1. They are time-consuming. It may take a long time just to write them. Then you have to read and keep repeating until you get the answers correctly. That can also take a long time. 2. They are boring, tedious, you may lose motivation. 3. They take the words out of context. It is much harder to memorize and understand them. Flashcards are completely inefficient compared to just reading. 4. The fact that you can answer all flashcards correctly doesn't mean you have learned the subject. Why not just read a book? In the same time you create and read flashcards you could just read a book. In one hour you can read several pages of a book. In the same hour how many flashcards can you write (and read)? Flashcards are much more time-consuming than just reading. Or, if you are studying something like Physics or Mathematics, you should just solve a bunch of exercises from a textbook. Most textbooks have plenty of exercises for you to practice. All you have to do is solve them. The book author already prepared all the exercises for you, you don't need to write them, unlike flashcards. If you are learning a foreign language you should read as much as possible. Reading is the best way to acquire vocabulary. You consult the dictionary for the words necessary to understand the text. Reading is much more fun, entertaining, engaging and pleasant than using flashcards. By reading you always see the words in context. In the case of JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) you should buy specific books for it. There are books on sale that specifically help you for the test, offering a bunch of exercises similar to the JLPT questions. It is a much more efficient way to study than flashcards created by someone you don't know. Even if you nailed all the ANKI flashcards, there is no way to know if the flashcards are actually related to the JLPT. Textbooks on the other hand will base their exercises on the actual questions that appear in the exam. I have been studying Swedish for 3 years now mostly by translating song lyrics. I have translated almost 500 songs. I listen to the songs while reading the lyrics, I get vocabulary and pronunciation at the same time. It is a lot of fun and pleasant, I never get bored. I don't worry about memorization, I only care about understanding the lyrics. In the beginning I was barely translating one song in one hour. Now I can translate more than 8 songs in one hour. And I never study more than one hour per day.

Looks matter but the way you present those looks matter even more. You can be a perfect example of the beauty standard but if you present it poorly, it won’t matter. That’s why perception and how people view you rules.

Great video King Han! I totally agree with you're standpoint on lookism's. shouldn't matter in society, unfortunately it does

Great outlook. Loved this video King Han

First lol

I deleted my IG, FB and TK for almost last 3 months, except for keeping UA-cam because it's useful. 💯 🙃

I 100% AGREE ON ALL YOUR POINTS! Those are honestly all really good. I've been learning Japanese everyday (like 2h a day) for about 5 months now, and even got my Japanese teacher teaching me every friday. I also go to events where Japanese and other people just have discussions in Japanese and English. I know pretty much all of the particles' uses (I still get が and は mixed up sometimes lol that shit's annoying) but I can understand and connect sentences pretty well. I'm pretty sure I passed the N5 level and can consider myself N4 level although I haven't taken the official test yet (but I passed my Japanese freshman class) But yeah I can't emphasize enough on the immersion and speaking part. Like those are basically what you're gonne need the rest of your life. Conjugation, particle uses, etc are stuff you learn once and will use it but speaking and immersing are what you're constently gonna do. And I know it because as French native speaker that's how I learned English in a relatively short amount of time. It's basically like flowering a plant; you gotta keep doing it everyday or it's gonna die I think the hardest barrier to break when learning Japanese first is learning the Kana. A lot of people at first think they're not as useful but they couldn't be more wrong lol, it's like saying we don't need to use our roman alphabet; without it you can't do shit 😂 But good points, I like your attitude too xD