Study with me: Japanese 一緒に勉強しましょう
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- Опубліковано 24 гру 2017
- First of all, thank you all for 18K subs! It means so much to me and you're all amazing and engaging and entertaining! This is my first study with me video! I study a chapter from a Japanese textbook and focus a lot on Kanji practice. If you want to see more Study with me videos, let me know which language and I'll make another one!
初めての「一緒に勉強しましょう」の動画なんですけど、特に見たい言語の動画があったら、ぜひ教えてくださいね！次の動画に会いましょう！
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Every time someone says that they don't like Japanese because of Kanji or Chinese because of Hanzi, I feel bad for them. I LOVE learning them.
Lazy Einstein please pray for me, im currently in that situation :(
Most of the people is not that he don't like but that they are so lazy to study it.
I love Japanese but I understand that kanji isn't easy but honestly learning no language will be all easy some things might be easy other things not so much so it's weird to though to say you dislike Japanese or Chinese because of the writing system since most times if you really want to learn it and try you will ☺
Not liking Japanese because of kanji is like not liking English because of alphabets.
@@PiyushKumar-nj7sh 2200 kanji + hiragana and katakana vs alphabet?You see differences right?
I'm procrastinating watching someone doing what i should do lol
Madness Angel TraductionFR same! Lol
same 🤦🏻♀️
私も😅
same, but besides that i tell myself that 'i just don't know how to start' yeah it's dumb, i know
JAJAJAJAJJA IGUAL
How do you study? :D Did you enjoy the video? And Merry Christmas, friends!
린디 Lindie Botes you have just inspired me to start learning korean right now. So thanks for sharing your study process with us. And merry christmas!
Nice video. I've been an off and on learner of Japanese and used to write down everything I could for practice. It's something I definitely got out of in more recent times, but watching your video has got me thinking I should get back to it. I like how you use jisho.org for stroke orders. Good idea!
For studying these days, I've used a few different resources, mostly apps on my phone. Jisho.org is something I go to if I need to look up a word. I used Duolingo when they released the Japanese lessons. It didn't really go far enough, though, seeing as it's kind of an incomplete release. LingoDeer is a better app in most respects. It introduces kanji early on, but gives you the option to have as much or as little kanji as you desire. Plus, the word notes and learning tips really help with understanding grammar and nuances of the language. Tae Kim's Learning Japanese app is a good study guide as well as Kanji Study and Yomikata Z. Other than that, I try to look up stories and text (easy ones right now) to help with reading and listening if it's read out loud.
Awesome video!我很喜欢你的影片。
Lin / Basically do the same and in addition, I take full advantage of free online learning tools such as Duolingo and Memrise. Though not perfect yet, the concept of Gamification works great in foreign language learning in my humble opinion. Would love to know what you think about somewhat unconventional 21st-century ways of learning, miss.:p
When memorising new vocabulary, typing new words or phrases with your PC and smartphone virtual keyboard seem to help a lot just like taking notes with your own hand.
P.S: Congratulations to 18k subscribers! Hooray! Way to go! :D
リンディさん。本当に字が丁寧で綺麗ですね。日本の栃木にも遊びに来て下さい。日光東照宮を案内します。では良いお年をお迎えください。
“Taking notes from a textbook is my way of relaxing”
Love these types of study with me videos. I honestly don't understand the ones with rock music and the camera facing a weird angle where we can't see what the person is actually doing. Great angle and voice over.
Whitney Chakara lol at the rock music!!
Learning Japanese gives you an excuse to write these beautiful Kanji over and over again. It looks incredibly relaxing. How cool.
I thought I was the only one who liked self-studying languages and making cute study notebooks. Yours are way better though lol
Can you do a study with me but Korean version
+윤태영 sure!
Very inspiring video, as usual! Just fyi, the sound cuts out at 02:15 and then picks up again at 2:32. Tried refreshing the page and stuff but sound still cuts out, don't know if it's me or if youtube is just being wonky.
Michelle Alter nooooo you're right! I'm so sorry. Oops. I just said that after studying the page I'll go back and review the Kanji and practice the stroke order by using jisho.org
@@LindieBotes Please pin this comment/reply for those of us finding your videos far in the future! ^_^
I love your handwriting its small and tidy :)
I just started my Japanese learning journey about a month ago. I'm using Heisig's method to dive into Kanji so I can't pronounce all of the ones I'm learning yet. Whenever I write them I try to picture the meaning of the Kanji in my head. For convenience, I bought a bunch of exercise books with big squares (that early primary school students here usually use for Math or Chinese) and write them over and over. I love it because it's so therapeutic!
YES Heisig is an amazing tool for kanji and use Kanji Koohii online too which accompanies it! But make sure not to neglect grammar or other parts of the language. I was too fascinated by kanji that I didn't study any other Japanese and I fell behind haha :)
Thanks for the reminder! I am currently doing some grammar courses from Genki, Memrise, Lingodeer and reading up several other resources as I go. I haven't checked out Kanji Koohii yet, but Memrise has some kanji courses as well so I'm pairing that with Heisig's stories. I'm also using a small chunk of my time to watch very simple kiddie shows in Japanese (I love the Hello Kitty and Cinamoroll series). It kinda sucks that even paying full attention to simple kids' shows in Japanese is taxing at this point, but I'm gonna soldier through it!
If you are learning heisig. 6months should be the maximum time.
And not just recognition but also production.
To master the production skill, randomly make flashcards of primitives and write as many kanji that uses that primitive.
English to kanji and kanji to English flashcards are not enough.
If you are given a primitive, you should at least able to dictate all the kanji that it associates.
真面目やな👍 勉強頑張れ👊😆🎵
I just graduated high school a couple weeks ago and i definetly miss learning things. I used to study it back in 11th grade but stopped. Now i have time for it so im gonna try to pick it back up! 💖💖
I've never watch a study with me before and this was great to watch! You gave helpful tips for learning kanji that I'm gonna use for the next time and I totally agree. Writing kanji is so therapeutic!
I love this type of videos!!
+// Jay // oh thank you so much! I'm so happy to see you here 💖
The sound cut off around 2:15. Loved the rest of the video 💕 I also like to take notes from my textbook and I reread them every now and then to make sure that I memorize everything 💫
It's strange, I checked my exported video file and the sound is perfectly fine. I wonder what went wrong :'( But thank you for watching!
I thought I was the only one, judging by almost no one mentioning it! Hopefully she'll fix it...
+Hinaichigo1713 it's a UA-cam fault or an upload problem because my original file is fine. I can't re upload this now, sorry. :(
@@LindieBotes no worries
I love this kind of videos, please do more of them. :)
I always get motivated to see you
I loved this video! Its like a window to your personal effort for learn languages!
勉強頑張ってください
応援してます♡♡
Loved the video!
Love your videos！頑張って～！
It's nice to see you also write down textbook pages and so on. I always do that while studying, regardless of whether people think it is efficient or not. Everybody has their own way of learning.
Whenever I watch any video of yours it inspires me to go study my language myself
Yes! I am the same way. Keep up the great work!
Such a motivational video! I have to put in more work in my studying. I can’t expect good results without hard work.
Oh this is super helpful!
You're so inspiring✨✨
Your videos are really motivated me when I’m tired and lazy to study. I’m learning Korean. Greeting from Thailand!
初めまして！日本語の勉強、頑張ってますね！これからも頑張ってください💪応援してます！✨
loved the video! it motivated me to finally pick japanese back up after a Long Time without studying ♡
I'm so glad to hear that! Have fun studying!
すごい！尊敬です😎😎😎
When I didn't know how I was/ what method of studying Japanese would I do, I found your channel! Your videos are so helpful! Now Im leaving beginner!
More study with me videos please and more japanese videos!
Actually I love all of your videos! :D
何時も見ています。頑張ってください。
Exactly the same I do. It's really working for me too!
I love your videos Lindie! Merry Christmas :)
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas to you too!
You are great！ 貴方は偉い！
漢字は何度も何度もノートに書いて覚えるのがベストです。我々日本人もそうして覚えたのです。
Yes yes yes ❤️❤️
This is my favorite study with me video.
I love this! it'd be nice to see a "study with me: Hungarian edition" :D
Yeah
Love this kind of vid! I hope you do one for Mandarin
頑張ってください❤︎❤︎
I really enjoyed watching this video :) Your handwriting is gorgeous! Keep up the great work! I also really like your formatting and I could take a few things in terms of cutting down my studies from watching you write. I feel as if I am the opposite of most Japanese learners; I don't really like using textbooks, yet I do like structure when I learn anything. I learn best by doing things, and while I did reference grammar sites and videos in the beginning, I learn Japanese mostly from reading from natural material (games, anime, short novels, etc). So, just comes to show that everyone is different, but we are all trying to get to the same goal. I am currently going back and learning kanji with kanji compounds as I am learning new vocab (I started using a monolingual dictionary last summer), so I am still getting used to things, and trying to settle on a set format for my notes. Because my formats change as I learn new things, it can be tedious, but this video has made me really want to slow down and and think of how I will approach things. Thanks so much for sharing your process! And best of luck with your studies!
こんなに一生懸命、日本語を学んでくれて日本人からしてとても嬉しいです。🙏
こんいちわ！
I'm very enjoy this video. I hope you can make a new video of studying japanese conversation .. I think it will be fun!😃
日本語こんなに真面目に勉強してくれるとは...嬉しい限りです😭❤️
日本人でも「日本語ムズっ」ってなることありますもんね……(´；ω；`)
日本語で会話できるようになることより、読み書きできるようになる方が難しいと聞いたことがあります……。特に英語圏の人には難しいんですよね…。
それでも日本語を一生懸命に勉強されてて、感動しました(｀・ω・´)私も英語の勉強頑張ります！
that's true. I plan to learn Japanese after French, Italian Korean
Hey Lindie! I loved this and found it really helpful, as I've hit a plateau with learning Japanese and needed some new ideas for ways to study to get me past this weird stage. I'd like to see how you study other aspects of the language, like vocab and grammar. Also -- when it comes to kanji, do you memorize all the onyomi and kunyomi readings (even for kanji with like 20 of them), or do you prefer the idea of learning kanji by learning vocab that include that kanji, especially the most common words?
Keep up the great work! I'm super happy I finally checked out your channel after following you on tumblr for a while now, it's super inspiring!
You should try out wanikani, it sounds perfect for your dilemma
すごい！リンデイーさんは、普通の日本人より漢字を書くのじゃなかろうか。小生、パソコンのおかげで、漢字がほとんど書けなくなっている。
똑순이~🙌🙌🙌
Thank you Lindie for all your amazing videos! I am addicted to your channel haha Could you make a video sometime about where and how to start when being a complete beginner in Japanese? That would be super helpful :D
Thank you so much! I have quite a few similar videos so please check out my Japanese playlist 😘
I am really impressed with your videos. Kanji is even hard for Japanese people. Recently, since we are too rely on the function of the smartphone, we are not good at writing Kanji. I’ve been learning English for a long time. There are far too many words that I have to acquire. So I am also struggling with it. Then I found that the good method to acquire words that is to find the word of synonyms or antonyms. In this case, 減↔︎増、薄↔︎濃、like I did, it is more effortless to associate with the meaning of the word.
Pleaseee, a tour of your room and of course of your all books :)
Oh! I saw it your Bookshelf videos, sorry :P
頑張ってるなあ。私も頑張ろう。
頑張って！
ありがとうございます！
Can you do Studying Korean With Me video? I would be so happy if you did
I love your videos it’s so helpful for languages I can learn
I have one here! > ua-cam.com/video/J3mlXDHkozg/v-deo.html
I also learn japanese and chinese and few korean.
I have a book as well, in which I write all my Kanji and some compounds I feel comfortable to use or which are generally important but after writing it down I insert the Kanji into an App called Anki on my tablet and so it's very easy to write it and rewrite it without using up too much paper. furthermore the app tells you which Kanji you should refocus on if you haven't seen it for a while ... it's a very time and labor intensive thing to do but I can keep track of all the Kanji I learned and if I feel like one lesson was from a very long time ago I can simply study it again :)
Totally agreed ... writing (I prefer typing on either laptop/iPad) helps memorizing A WHOLE LOT ...
新しい言語を学ぶのが大好きです！ (Just learnt the 'gerund' form of a verb in Japanese a few days ago.... )
[I love learning a new language.]
Just a bit of my tip about writing 漢字（かんじ ,kanji, Chinese characters) ...
I like to write with my left hand (I am not left-handed) with stroke sequence other than the formal way.
It helps you memorize them too (due to the 'dual-processing' of the formal way and the 'odd way') to write.
Forza / 頑張って/加油 / 'add oil'
(heard that 'add oil' was accepted as the translation of 'hang in there' (加油) a few weeks ago)
Hello Lindie this is so motivating to me to continue studying Japanese .. but may I ask you what does make you keep going and what is the best time in the day to study .
? thanks 😊
Could you make a study with me but with Mandarin please? I think that it would really help me during the learning process be use I've never self taught myself a language before and I'm not sure how to go about it.
i love your handwriting! it is so difficult to write japanese and make the letters look small. i write really big
Have you tried using a really thin pen? It helps me to write smaller!
Lindie Botes my pen has a 0.38 tip although i find the complex characters a struggle to write small.
this is actually my approach in studying japanese like making your own textbook as you study also you can use it for review kinda like SRS. ,but it makes me bored which is not good in learning
Every kid from my class told me to give up on learning Japanese and I will never learn it but I like to learn it bc it feels like a challange and I love challanges
日本から見てます！ 応援してます😄
+nkjmsl ありがとうございます！
Maybe I missed you talking about it but, how long did you study in this video? I love kanji and writing it. Especially when I'm reading and the new kanji I learned appear😁and I don't have to look it up for meaning or which reading to use🤩Great video! Helps to keep me motivated! Thank you!
Hmm maybe about 20 mins to 30 mins? I can't remember hahaha!
영상이 평화롭고 좋네요. 조금 짜증 났었는데 이 영상보니 마음이 안정되네요.
I used to study Japanese by writing comics for my language exchange partner. I tried to learn words and phrases that were funny to me, include new things I learned in the stories, and try to find the words in Japanese to express what I wanted. I'd often end up with something arcaic or unusual, and then my friend would teach me the more natural way to say it. I thought it was important to give context to things so I would remember them. In some ways that worked, because I still remember most of it even though I rarely have a chance to use it, but in other ways I did not get very far. Perhaps including something methodical like writing out examples would have been okay. I only ever did that very early on when learning hiragana and common kanji. I would sometimes try to translate songs or childrens stories, but I would always end up half inventing my own story through misunderstanding lol. Or my friend would not be able to explain what a line in a song meant, because it was abstract even in Japanese.
Hi Lindie. Can you do a Chinese study routine please? :)
this is fun to watch at 2am at night in the UK 😂 and won't sleep soon as then have DBS to watch, watch new Japanese teaching video by cute Sensei risakojasmine 🙈🙈 when will I sleep? 🤣
Hey Lindie ^^ I was wondering how long you've been learning Japanese for and how long it took you to get to this stage. Also, could you do this kind of video but for korean? But one where we can see you writing? I find it hard to find handwritten korean material. I want to get my writing and reading better and I know that korean in the text books and hand written is quite different, so could you please show videos of you writing? (Is this a weird request? hahah) I absolutely love your videos and love you. You bring a sense of peace that I really enjoy. Love from Portugal
Suely Varela I think she has been studying it for 5 years
hi! how big is the ruling of the book you’re using? how much space between the lines?! plus i love your notes and your channel and thank you for the motivation!
私は英語の勉強頑張ります！
can you please make a review on GENKI Japanese Textbooks
Please do Chinese and French versions of this!
Can I ask you which webs you use to see the correct stroke order? Thanks for your video, I love it so much ❤
jisho
Hi,can you make a video about how to learn kanji of easy form?
What books do you use for studying Japanese language? I have few sources for study and that makes me going sad and sometimes crazy 😜 thank you!
I would like to know how to get the book Speak Japanese. Looks interesting.
いいですね。
is there a video of a timetable/daily schedule you use to study multiple languages? a little of each a day, one language a day/week/etc?
+KoiinuNe coming up soon!
yay! looking forward to it!
日本語勉強してくれるのなんか嬉しい(´˘`＊)
イントネーションとかで意味が変わるから難しいよね😅
勉強頑張れ！
I could read the title.
wow i havent met anyone else that uses korean to help them remember words in japanese 1:50 i noticed you wrote 의지하지마 ? i think i could barely read bc it's so small on my phone hahahaha
any book recommendations for beginners and where can i buy them here in japan?
She’s Army!!!!
The audio went out for a bit when you went on the laptop so wasn’t sure what you was saying.
日本語書くの上手ですね＾＾応援してます
What about a video on math like money and the prices to buy food or clothes
Wow I hope during the summer time that I can put this much effort into beginning Japanese and into my continuing Korean journey! 저는 일본어를 잘 못하지만 컴퓨터 붙어 있는 단어들은 너무나 익숙해요... "방탄소년단"이라는 뜻이죠? ㅋㅋ아미 아미 아미
How would you suggest me starting out with learning Japanese? Because I'm a complete beginner and am a bit stuck on how to start properly. Please help :3
how do you plan studying multiple languages?
a different language everyday or random selection each day, or a language a week etc?
like what is a draft timetable you would use for a week or two lets say?
i'm finding it hard to balance out Japanese, Korean, French and Mandarin xD
+Shynell Vaux I'm gonna make one soon!
Hello, Linda. I'm enjoying your videos and they're helping motivate me to get studying again. I used to love learning languages and dabbled in many but only really continued with three. I think I'd forgotten how much "grunge work" is involved in learning a language and I'm just going to have to buckle down and do it again. By the way, I was wondering if you are familiar with the Japanese kanji tests for Japanese, the 漢字検定？ The books are great to study kanji with. www.kanken.or.jp/
How long did this learning session take you?
Stroke order memorization isn't necessary if you know how the kanji are written and the radicals are written
do those pens feel good on that paper.
Maybe that's a stupid question, but - do you write left-to-right, but fill the notebook right-to-left? Is it a standard/obligatory way of doing it (when not writing vertically)? 'Cause I've seen another "Japanese notes" video of yours and you were flipping the notebooks left-to-right.
why is stroke order important in Kanji?? does it make you write it faster?
Can you do a learn a Japanese with you video???????????🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Por qué no poner en subtítulos para varios idiomas,entre ellos español, para que podamos entender y aprender con lo que dices?