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Right now, Immersive Translate is my go-to app as a language learner. I personally like to use it to watch my shows and movies on UA-cam and Netflix every day. That’s how I’ve been slowly but surely immersing myself in my target language. I’ve already learned a lot so far, and am quite pleased with the plugin.

When learning a new language, I personally prefer to self-studying using Immersive Translate, which is a free browser that supports over 100+ languages. I use it to watch my shows and movies on Netflix, and that’s how I’ve been integrating myself in my target language, which is Vietnamese. I’ve already learned a great deal, which is really great.

You film so well! Always enjoy your videos, I hope you continue to do well ❤ Let’s work hard together!

That helps me a lot thank you !

hi where can i find the notebook you write down kanji?

Thank you for sharing! I personally like to use Immersive Translate to generate subtitles for my Netflix and UA-cam. That’s how I’m learning Vietnamese currently. I like how I’m able to include it in my daily routine, and how the plugin goes beyond that of a translation app.

可愛いー🎀✨️

I'm just starting out in Japanese. I don't whether tp go for Genki or Tobira, and also, is it worth getting both Kodansha Kanji Learners Course book & Kanji 2500? Differences..?

日本人です！日本語を勉強してくれて嬉しいです。私は英語を勉強しています。お互い頑張りましょう❤応援してます。

I love watching your videos it’s very motivating for me!

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Your vlog is truly inspiring! It has motivated me in so many ways. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the Japanese language and culture, I highly recommend trying out tools like Immersive Translate. I discovered this extension through a kind individual who shared it with me, and I've found it to be incredibly helpful in my language journey.

Learning Korean now and soon Japanese! I’d love to travel to both places to learn more and possibly become a translator one day.

SO CUTEE !!!

As a beginner in Japanese, I began my journey with manga and anime, but I struggled to understand the main idea without assistance. I used to depend on Google Translate, which didn't help me progress in learning the language. Now, I prefer Immersive Translate because it presents both languages side by side, allowing me to learn new words and phrases on my own rather than just skimming through poorly translated texts.

You're using many of the books I love as well (though I'm studying for N4 not N3) ❤ That Japan Times Best Practice Test book is amazing. I used it for the N5 and I love that you're supposed to detach the test parts from the spine so that it feels more than the actual test 😍 I also used the Speed Master reading comprehension book in the past and found it really helpful. I'm currently using the grammar one but find the explanations a bit too short. I switched to the Bunpro app for Android instead

Do you have a link to Tobira? I will take N3 soon, thank you :)

I'm a beginner who wants to learn Japanese, in all of this book which one should i buy first? Like a list that i should buy

I like this music a lot 😊 and I’m a big fan of tteokbokki! So chewy and fun!

Thank you for the video 😊 I’m also studying for the n3, but I’m using the AIAIJ textbook. I’m hoping to go through Tobira too before the test to get the same information from another perspective. I wanted to let you know, but please don’t listen to me if you are not interested: I really want to watch your videos, but I find the background music so eerie and unsettling, it puts me off watching them. Maybe you like a spooky sound or maybe it’s just me, but I thought I’d let you know ❤

Is the Genki books for beginners? It would really help me to know❤

heyy!! i wanted to ask whether you need the workbook with the genki N5 textbook or if i can just get the workbook by itself :D i don't have much personal money so i was wondering if you needed both or if i could just have one. thanks!!

More, please. ❤😊

inspiring me to start studying too!!! I need to catch up on both korean and japanese..

This is so motivating! Good luck with all your studies ❤ Your video is so peaceful

So beautiful ❤✨

Hi, what tablet and tablet pen do you use here?

Thank you for the recommendations! I have been meaning to buy the Japanese for zero books. Do you have any thoughts on them?

Im beginning to self teach myself Japanese because i want to work overseas in Japan's media and anime industry one day! I kinda wish i continued my efforts 6 years ago 😞 now i gotta start again practically from scratch

New sub from brazil !! Thank you so much for the video!

I am Chinese language major at college and I am in love with it tbh♥️ and I memorize the vocabulary by understanding them and them use active recall with the words and it’s meaning! It’s a good method if you wanna try it ♥️♥️

Relaxing 😀✨

where can i order this book?

This was so relaxing and exactly what I needed :)

Thanks! I bought a couple of books based on these suggestions. I finished the Genki books and have moved on to Quartet. I didn't see Quartet in your pile, so that might be something to consider.

New sub❤

I used to have that same toxic relationship with Duolingo!😅

こんにちは!モンさんの漢字のノートはどこで買いましたか？本当に素敵ですね！

So motivating and helpfull ❤

I would like to learn Japanese someday :3

thank you for this video! You give me motivation to study harder!!

Thank your for your useful routine to study language. I’m studying Chinese then I have to learn Kanji (Hanzi) as well, may I know the app you practice Kanji on tablet, thank you so much

I'm just started taking a Japanese course, Thanks for sharing your study routine! that UA-cam channels that you mention for listening, sounds like an excellent option would be good if you could share some recommendations.

Thank you so muchh❤

Nice video dear friend

Superb video

Nice video! I have been self-studying Japanese for a couple of years and it has been an interesting journey so far. I've been using the Marugoto coursebooks, which I don't know if you have heard of. If not, check them out! I find them to be quite useful and the explanations there are very easy to follow if you're a self-student. I'm still around the N4 level, but I have noted down all the books you have shown so I can buy them and work with them once I get to N3. I really liked the vocabulary book shown at 4:34. It has better explanations than the ones I have and goes into more detail, so I will consider buying the N4 one first! If you plan to make more videos about this topic in the future, I would really love to see one showing your studying methods! I want to compare them with the ones I have and see how I can get better. This video was quite useful. Keep up the good work!