Easy to Read Manga! Japanese Book Reviews #1
So people have been asking for different types of content. As people seem to struggle in initially finding content, I thought it would be a cool idea to share with Continue reading
A Blog About Learning Japanese
So people have been asking for different types of content. As people seem to struggle in initially finding content, I thought it would be a cool idea to share with Continue reading
10,000 Sentences in just 1 Month Doable? Yes. A good idea? Definitely not. You may have already read the guest post from a friend of mine, which is why I am Continue reading
The Best Language Learning Resource It is said that in this day and age that nothing is free anymore. Well what if I told you that’s a lie.. kinda. People Continue reading
20 Anki Add-ons/Plugins This post was last updated on the 2nd of March 2021. Anki supports community-created add-ons which allow you to expand Anki and make it do more for Continue reading
この投稿は日本語でもご覧いただけます。 See that book on your desk that you keep putting off because you “can’t read it yet”? Pick it up and read it. Do it, now! Stop reading the Continue reading
This post is also available in English. This post has been translated into Japanese by Natsumi Shibata. Check out her translation services here (Fiverr). 新しい言語を学ぼう! と気合を込めて買った本を、じっと眺め、「やっぱりまだ解らないから後でやろう~」 と机の上に置いたままになっていませんか?それならシンプルに、その本を手に取り、読めばいいんです!
This blog post accompanies the video I put up on YouTube for my 18 months update video. If you haven’t already seen it then you can via the link below↓ Continue reading
Introduction This is entry 6 of my Learning Japanese Diary via the AJATT method. As always, the entry I made during the time of writing is below and after the Continue reading
Introduction Here’s entry number 5! As always I will discuss what I believe was and was not useful, after the main entry. This entry was still very early on in Continue reading
One thing I hear over and over again from other language learners is that “studying a language is just too hard, I will never get fluent” or things like “I Continue reading