As a suggestion, leave out the romaji transcriptions. They are distracting and even beginners should only rely on them for the first few hours of learning Japanese before they have learned kana.
Thank you for your helpful suggestion! In fact, we've received feedback from some people that they find the romaji helpful. We will consider various options depending on the content in the future. Thank you!
@@Wankoros-japanese I mean that's the point: Those people who find it helpful don't know how to read kana yet. They shouldn't prioritize on learning hundreds of new vocabulary from a video if they can't read kana yet.
@@Patrick-vv3ig Your point is well taken-learning kana is indeed a crucial step in Japanese language acquisition, especially in the early stages. However, I also believe there are benefits to using romaji initially to help learners gradually build confidence and familiarity with the language. For beginners who might find kana challenging or struggle with maintaining motivation, starting with romaji can provide a more accessible entry point into learning Japanese. That said, I agree with you that transitioning away from reliance on romaji is important. Therefore, we are considering adjustments, such as phasing out romaji in content of higher difficulty. Thank you for your feedback!
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As a suggestion, leave out the romaji transcriptions. They are distracting and even beginners should only rely on them for the first few hours of learning Japanese before they have learned kana.
Thank you for your helpful suggestion! In fact, we've received feedback from some people that they find the romaji helpful. We will consider various options depending on the content in the future. Thank you!
@@Wankoros-japanese I mean that's the point: Those people who find it helpful don't know how to read kana yet. They shouldn't prioritize on learning hundreds of new vocabulary from a video if they can't read kana yet.
@@Patrick-vv3ig Your point is well taken-learning kana is indeed a crucial step in Japanese language acquisition, especially in the early stages. However, I also believe there are benefits to using romaji initially to help learners gradually build confidence and familiarity with the language. For beginners who might find kana challenging or struggle with maintaining motivation, starting with romaji can provide a more accessible entry point into learning Japanese.
That said, I agree with you that transitioning away from reliance on romaji is important. Therefore, we are considering adjustments, such as phasing out romaji in content of higher difficulty.
Thank you for your feedback!