How I'm Studying Japanese Right Now + Beginner Tips
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- Опубліковано 5 лис 2023
- Japanese language tools, books, and apps I am using now.
Thanks to MochiKanji for sponsoring this video.
About the MochiKanji App:
- Download link for iOS, Android, and trial on desktop: kanji.mochidemy.com/
- Join MochiMochi - Learn Japanese facebook group: / mochimochi.learnkanji
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About the MochiKanji App
- Download link for iOS, Android, and trial on desktop: kanji.mochidemy.com/
- Join MochiMochi - Learn Japanese facebook group: facebook.com/groups/mochimochi.learnkanji
kiira i tried to message u on twitter but it sed sumthing about premium
Hi Kira! Thanks for sharing your Japanese language learning journey, as well as your great and authentic review about the MochiKanji. Wish your channel achieve more success with the values that you have been bringing to the audience ❤
Thanks Mochi! The app is still helping me prepare for the JLPT next month!
thanks for great app!!
colorful flashcards in Mochi Kanji make it easy to connect vocabulary words with visuals, enhancing my memory retention. I appreciate the visual aids when learning new kanji.
Glad you like it!
The word cards are a great idea for expanding your vocabulary. I love your approach to studying new words.
Thanks so much! I hope it's helpful!
Your commitment to kanji is impressive, Kira. It's a challenging but essential part of Japanese language learning.
So true! Can't do without Kanji!
ありがとうございます！This was a good video to watch to keep me inspired in my learning! I want to learn to write kanji and I write it as a way to lock the grammar and vocab into my memory. Going to take the N4 in November!
(Also you said “pronunciate”, I think you meant “enunciate” or “pronounce”? I checked online before commenting this and the Oxford English Dictionary had heard of this word but only once, in 1652! Found that quite interesting.
Mochi Kanji is a must-try for anyone learning Japanese, whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced learner.
Golden Time feature on Mochi Kanji, based on spaced repetition, is a brilliant way to ensure that I remember and retain what I've learned. It's like having a personalized tutor
It really is! I've been enjoying it daily!
Thank you sm. Downloading the MochiKanji app is on my to-do list now!
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for watching!
thanks for the video ^^
No problem! Hope it was helpful!
Mochi kanji sounds like an interesting app, and the interface is indeed appealing. I'll give it a try for my Japanese studies.
Your insights into the JLPT and kanji kente are helpful for those of us on a similar journey. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
I appreciate your insights into the JLPT and kanji kente. Your experience is valuable to anyone preparing for these tests.
love the video ❤
Thank you!
Hi Kiira! It's so interesting to see your study methods and I'm so impressed with the progress you've made. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for recommending Mochi Kanji!
It's so good!
Im so glad youve shared all your material over time. Ill likely have to learn japanese for my work and now i know stuff to use.
Fantastic! Good luck to you in your career!
Wow This Was So Interesting And I Wish You Luck On Those Tests!
Thanks! 😄 gonna do my best!
You are much much better than I am, but the syntax is definitely the hardest part. Even remembering Kanji is easier. I think the problem with the syntax is that it's more of a dynamic thing, you have to understand the various aspects pretty well to put them together properly and then there are always exceptions!
This was so inspirational. I've go the mochi app going. I'm looking forward to adding new things to my learning routine.
You got this! Good luck!
Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You're my favorite UA-camr!
🫵🏻🧔🏻🫴🏻❤
You're the best! Thank you!
Kira, you're doing a fantastic job sharing your learning journey. I can tell you're putting a lot of effort into your studies.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the tip on focusing on a specific aspect of the language. It's a personalized approach that can be very effective.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing these Japanese language learning tips. I'm sure many people will find them helpful.
I hope so! Thanks for watching!
Your dedication to your studies is commendable. Keep up the great work, Kira!
Thank you so much!
Kira, your enthusiasm for learning Japanese is infectious! I appreciate your commitment to your study methods.
Thank you! 😃
כל הכבוד !!!
All the best with your upcoming JLPT and Kanji Kente tests. Ganbatte! And as always much respect for all the progress you’ve made so far.
It’s nice to see your learning routine, and it was helpful to note the available resources.
I’m currently cramming with daily Duolingo exercises myself, but I like to be aware of and compare my options to see what works best for me.
Thank you very much! Good luck on studying yourself!
@@GingerGaiden No problem. And thanks!
Your tip to focus on what aspect of Japanese you want to learn is spot on. Personalizing your study methods is essential.
Absolutely!
Learning onomatopoeia seems like a fun way to immerse yourself in Japanese culture. I never realized how common they are in the language.
Now that I've learned so many I hear them so muuuch
Those word cards are a great way to expand your vocabulary and reinforce your learning. I like your organized approach.
Thanks so much! 😊
Mochi kanji sounds like a promising app for learning new words quickly. I'll definitely check it out.
That's great to hear! Good luck
The interface of Mochi Kanji is sleek and user-friendly, making the learning experience enjoyable.
It really is!
It's a well-rounded app that has truly enhanced my Japanese language skills.
Oh! Good to hear !
Wow, MochiKanji offers a wide range of lessons for the JLPT! So much to explore.
It does! Excited to keep using it
Using actual Elementary School reading books for reading comprehension is a smart idea. It must be helpful for improving your reading speed.
Yes! That and vocabulary I never would come across in text books
Back to the (language) lab again! I really enjoyed watching your fluency journey over the years. And way to go on the app sponsorship.... Just be careful about the Raid- Shadow Legends people, they are akin to roaches! Love the video, can't wait for the next!
Thank you! 😃 and yea I'll be wary! Ty as always!
I was skeptical about the claim of learning a thousand kanji and vocabulary words in a month, but Mochi Kanji is making it possible.
Same!!!
At the risk of sounding presumptive, especially for vocab/grammar, at your level I'd probably recommend just trying to pick up a manga/novel that seems interesting to you and reading through it, looking up unknown words and maybe adding them to something like anki. The effectiveness of textbooks really tapers off at a point, but constantly seeing grammar/vocab in natural contexts really primes your brain to work its magic and burn it into your subconscious without you realizing. (See Stephen Krashen's Input Hypothesis) 頑張って
Yea I'm starting to feel that way about text books. Gonna try media watching as much as possible.
2:19 same ....
If learning Japanese only required memorizing kanji, I would be SO GOOD at it. Alas, I must also learn grammar, pronunciation, etc....
Same omg my weakness is grammar
Hello Kira! So I’m in the very beginning stages of learning Japanese. Im sure you working my way through hiragana and very basic sentences. I’m using Japanese From Zero and I am also using Duolingo. I live in Ohio so there aren’t many resources or classes around me. I feel almost like I’m unintentionally craming.
What resources did you use when you started learning? What would you have done differently?
Best of luck! My starting resource was a kana book called Kana De Manga. I don't think I'd do too much differently other than to not set my expectations too high and try to reach high goals too fast. I had to realize this was a marathon and not a sprint
what do you think about quartet jlpt n3 i heard thats the one i should go to after jfz series 1-5 and kanji from zero 2-3
To be honest I haven't used that book!
100/10
Thanks!!! Ahhhhh!
Hi! You might be interested to know that オノマトペ comes from the french "onomatopée" which is why it may sound weird to you.
OH! So interesting! Never knew this, thanks!
hi im from england, iv been studying japanese for about 4 months and am around n5 level, its kinda hard to progress from this point without sum1 to study wiv just wondering if you could help me, even 10mins a week would b great, any kind of response to this would be appreciated
ps is anyone here on ps4 or ps5
3:50 so you mean that those books you using after kanji from zero 2 book? can you write the name please so i search for it in my country's amazon
Sure!
学ぼう日本語
SpeakJapanese 日本語会話オトマトペ
thanks 😍@@GingerGaiden
Wasn’t MochiKanji called MochiMochi before, or am I just going mad? 🤔
hi im from england, iv been studying japanese for about 4 months and am around n5 level, its kinda hard to progress from this point without sum1 to study wiv just wondering if you could help me, even 10mins a week would b great, any kind of response to this would be appreciated
Unfortunately I just don't have time to study with others, and since I don't know you I don't feel comfortable with it.
do u kno anyone who can help me@@GingerGaiden
As for dictionaries, I find Jotoba is better than Jisho for kanji
I'll look it up! I love using different kinds and comparing them.
do not concentrate too much on kanji. Grammar i more important and you'll learn kanji while you learn grammar