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Thanks for the videos. I just finished watching your 2nd and 3rd year updates. Really awesome progress on your part. 👍🏼I hope you do enjoy trying out the calligraphy. I consider 漢字 to be the coolest writing system on the planet. Even a single character can become a true work of art. The same can't quite be said about the letter "A" for instance. 🤣 There is a bit of technique to holding and using the 毛筆, and youtube can probably help with that. I wish you the best on your continued Japanese language practice.

even you speak that great and still fail is kinda suprising tbh cz what you are doing is pretty similar to my way of English learning, I found watching your vids encourages me (I also watch tons of vids of Vtubers in English) I hope you'll achieve your goals next year

Hey man, got your 2 year progress video recommended to me between looking at N5 Listening practice vids, watched both it and this one. I started studying 3 months ago, and seeing your progress and direction and goal setting has really inspired me. Hope you keep going hard!

1012 sounds like to start of daisy bicycle built for 2 theme.

had to watch this a few times but finally got sub 30 min

日本に「日月神事」という1944年から6年に渡り書かれた古文書があります、 世界の行方、地球に何が起こるのか、どう対処すれば良いのか、が書かれています、興味があれば

Can't wait till I'm semi-fluent. Then I can watch this and have fun making mistakes along with you

nice bro

hey, that's the content I was searching for! do you stream it on twitch?

That shine in your eyes is the best motivation for language learners. Glad to hear that you're enjoying your journey!

I use Clockify to track my study time. It''s super easy to have reports every day/week/month/year. For every single thing that I do, I track that time.

日本語とても上手ですね！私にとっては英語の勉強になるので登録しました！ 日本人でも読みにくい漢字(学校で学習したが忘れてしまいがちな漢字)も読めてますので自信を持ってください！ 漢字は色々な読み方があるので難しいです！

Im sure your japanese is great, but would have been nice to hear you speak japanese in the video, even if for only 30 seconds. you describe your level in english, but why not demonstrate it?

keep pushing, you're doing it great🤙

Fascinating i was trying to figure out what sound missingno makes but these are probably unsettling enough for what im looking for 1012 was certainly interesting (Putting this in my playlist lol maybe also my sisters just to see what happens)

You're amazing bro, great to see your progress and its motivating me to keep on the anki grind.

お疲れ様です / お疲れ様でした どっちのほうがいいのかな？ (-_-;)

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it!

I just love that this is a realistic representation of what a normal learning progress looks like. Even though you put in quite a lot of work on a daily basis (which some might not even be able to do). Do you think you could've passed N1 if you focused more on reading during your immersion? Such as VNs, books,.. etc? Just curious. Oh and nice glow up btw.

Man, I'd also want to hear about your workout progress, you're looking really handsome compared to yourself from three years ago, nice job!

I regret quitting Japanese 2 years ago.

Thanks for making this!

Failing N1 and not being able to talk without a script does not sound advanced. Pretty good intermediate I'd say.

Didn’t expect ゆるコン to be sampled for a Japanese immersive study material I’m guessing you know ゆる言 as well ?

You didn't fail man, I admire the dedication. I'm going to do the JLPT this December. When did you get your results?

Thanks for posting this video. It provides realistic insight into learning Japanese without the sensationalization seen in other videos. I've been learning Japanese now for 10 months, and it seems like everyday i learn something new, i also become aware of 10 other things i still do not know 😂. Based on your video, it sounds like thats just how its going to be from here on

i like that you didnt make excuses on why you failed and just thought of what you could've done better

こんちはー。 I'm a japanese and learning English by immersion now. This video is encouraging. Sometimes I look for people learning in immersion to keep my mind motivated. 笑

Good work!!

Are you going to start learning handwriting because of a particular interest in it?. Personally i wouldnt mind if i couldnt write my own name in front of other colleagues. The thing is, many people underestimate what it takes to become proficient in writing japanese by hand specially if you dont do it daily. I might learn to handwrite katakana and hiragana one day but thats just it.

How many hours of Japanese deep are you? You marked the other updates but not this one? And thank you for sharing this video, it's interesting.

enoguh

I have such a long journey ahead of me but I’m about a week into learning, but it’s such a fascinating language! I can’t wait to get to a similar level as you in a few years. Thanks for more motivation :)

The thumbnail is random letters lol

Nice video! I’ve been living in Japan since April of 2022 but started studying Japanese in November of 2018 with the goal of spending my winters in Japan henceforth which is exactly what I did until Feb 2020 when the pandemic hit, I had just left Tokyo for a business trip in Taiwan, and my return ticket to Tokyo got cancelled and the government then just closed the borders. During that time I went through a small bout of “depression” and maybe didn’t really properly study for I don’t even remember how long… maybe a year? Anyway , all I wanted to say is that in terms of progression, there ‘s a HUGE difference for me between learning JApanese outside of Japan, and learning while IN Japan. Living in Japan has allowed me to skyrocket. The environment makes such a huge difference! A year and a half ago, I actually couldn’t properly read or write. Now I’m able to read certain N3-N2 level texts, can play games in Japanese, read most typical restaurant menus, signs seen in day to day life. With all that said, the more I learn, the more I feel how little I know…

These update videos are so honest and really motivating. Thanks for sharing your progress.

A connoisseur of CRTS I see. You have my respect.

I have been studying almost the exact amount of time, I won't go through my journey but just going to lay down some points about what I infer from your video. 1. I think its really awesome you make it clear you edited, corrected and worked on those videos with both mechanical and human corrections. I feel like too many people on UA-cam will just drop a video to show off their abilities and kind of leave people to assume "Oh I guess they are at that level". This is a huge positive in my opinion because I have the exact same experiences as far as being both proud of what I can do, but then uniquely aware of what I really, really cannot do. Haha. 1.a - Also I think its great you got corrections, that's how you learn! 2. I don't think its pathetic you can't write your name in Kana, I can't either, I can't write anything that isn't via keyboard in Japanese. That seems normal to me, its interesting you'll be looking into it, I personally won't. Just different goals. 3. As far as speaking, I've focused on speaking the past 6 months pretty hard core and I'm thinking of doubling down in my fourth year. It's impossible to tell, but it seems you're well ahead of me by comparison as far as reading and perhaps comprehension which is fantastic. I bet you will get very good at speaking very quickly. For me, since I won't be living in Japan I'm not too concerned about pitch accent, I just try my best. 4. A couple recommendations on speaking: If you can afford it, having a regular iTalki teacher JUST for speaking and getting soft corrections has helped me a ton in telling stories as well as form longer and more complex sentences. If you can swing it I highly recommend it. 5. On top of this, I've also started hopping on VRChat. You don't need a headset and rather its best that you don't because if you play in desktop view you can have a Jisho program up anytime you blank out on a word. There is a Language exchange for EN <> JP on there as well as more advanced, directly native Japanese only servers. I decided to get on one hour a night (when I can) and try to make a new Japanese friend with decent results. I eventually found some nice people that will put up with my sea of mistakes. Overall I want to say that I feel you 100 percent. I feel very strong in a lot of ways in speaking, but in many ways in speaking I do not. I feel strong in a lot of areas in reading, but definitely need a dictionary/Jisho for novels and hard mangas. It's a real weird mixed feeling of feeling both "advanced" and "beginner" at the same time. I think your comprehension is much higher then me, I think you'll have a great 2025.

I so wish I could actually spend three to four hours a day. If I were single and young and... instead I'm not young, I'm married, we've tons of things we have to do every day, I actually have a job.. etc. etc. etc. So I'm lucky if I can get half an hour of listening practice in. Now and then.

shouldve given videos where you speak it

You are awesome dude. The fitness part at the end was unexpected, but showed a ton of progress. I love seeing people improve themselves, it motivates me to do the same. Awesome Job!!

why do you keep pronouncing "continue" wrong

MSIモニターに内蔵KVMが最適では。

Hi, I wanna ask you some questions. But I don't use Discord. Which other platforms do you use?

私も遊び用のPCと仕事用のPCで、入力機器やモニターをそれぞれ用意しているので、今回の動画を拝見して1つにまとめられると分かりとても参考になりました👍 I also have separate input devices and monitors for my play PC and work PC, so watching this video was very helpful as I learned that I could combine them into one.👍

You've put in a lot of effort in studying Japanese. I'm very impressed.

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良い動画でしたよ！