Language learner | Speaks ๐ฉ๐ช๐บ๐ธ | Learns ๐ฏ๐ต๐ช๐ธ๐ซ๐ท๐ฏ๐ด | Dabbles in a few other languages | Loves talking about language learning with others!
I made a blog post with my ๐ฏ๐ต Japanese language resources!
You can find lots of links to mostly free resources for courses/lessons, JLPT study material, grammar, kanji, reading & listening material etc. on my blog:
https://t.co/GvdQzBa9Zw
@PetraVC I like dabbling and do it from time to time too ๐ It can be nice to take a break from your TLs, it's interesting to get to know the basics of other languages and I also often find it motivating to continue with my TLs after a bit. So yay for dabbling ๐
February 22nd
Cats say ใซใใ(nyan) in Japanese.
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ใซใใใซใใใซใใ(nyan nyan nyan)
Today is ็ซใฎๆฅ (ใญใใฎใฒ neko no hi), Cat Day in Japan. Itโs 2022-02-22, so this year people celebrate it as #ในใผใใผ็ซใฎๆฅ, Super Cat Day!
#็ซใฎๆฅย ย ย โ #ใซใใใซใใใซใใใฎๆฅ
It's so nice when you just learned a new word or grammar point and then immediately read/hear it somewhere. You're like "Yes, I can understand this and know what it means!" Sooo good and motivating ๐
So I reset my Bunpro progress in September but then never did anything ๐ Until about 2.5 weeks ago when I finally restarted it. And so far it's going well!
After my success with resetting Anki, I just reset my entire progress on Bunpro too. It's time to look at some grammar again ๐ช As with Anki, I will only do a bit every day.
@SCAaronH It's categorized in JLPT levels but also some learning books (Genki etc). I currently follow the Tobira path and basically use it in addition to the book. You could try the lite version (free forever + 1 month additional features) and see if you like it ๐ 2/2
After my success with resetting Anki, I just reset my entire progress on Bunpro too. It's time to look at some grammar again ๐ช As with Anki, I will only do a bit every day.
@SCAaronH Oh wow, I never saw this reply, sorry! Personally I find it useful because I get to review grammar points regularly, including ones that you might not see often when reading etc.
They also have lots of example sentences (learning in context) and explanations. 1/2
Can you recommend japanese podcasts (aimed at native speakers, not learners) where they talk about daily life topics? I'm interested in different topics, but since my vocabulary is not high enough I'm looking for less complex podcasts.
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