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久しぶりですね。
Back in April I had to focus on an event that took all my time in a day for 2 weeks. I had to suspend all new learning and just survive to #BunPro and #WaniKani reviews during that time. Even reviews were not consistent during that period.
Some time afterwards I got back to studying new grammar points at BunPro. I'm not studying new items everyday, but around four out three times a week. All new grammar points are really useful to increase comprehension. I'm currently 40% through N4 items.
I'm still at #WaniKani level 30. I've been doing revisions everyday but generally not studying new items. Only very sporadically. This means WaniKani progress is actually going backwards in the sense that they are adding new vocabulary from previous levels 😅 I've studied some of it.
Lastly, lately, when commuting I've been pretty much always listening to the Nihongo con Teppei podcast. I guess I'm getting better at listening. It's relatively rare the episode or part of episode where I can't grasp what's going on. However, I feel this is beginner level Japanese, very paused, and that if I try something a little bit more difficult I'll be completely lost 😆
The podcast is also good to listen to newly learned grammar points being used in practice. Acts as a review of them.
I've read some very short and simple illustrated books during a weekend a few weeks ago, but other than that I haven't read much Japanese lately. I'd like to try simple unillustrated books. I have some in my Kobo, downloaded from #Aozora. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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久しぶりですね。
Back in April I had to focus on an event that took all my time in a day for 2 weeks. I had to suspend all new learning and just survive to #BunPro and #WaniKani reviews during that time. Even reviews were not consistent during that period.
Some time afterwards I got back to studying new grammar points at BunPro. I'm not studying new items everyday, but around four out three times a week. All new grammar points are really useful to increase comprehension. I'm currently 40% through N4 items.
I'm still at #WaniKani level 30. I've been doing revisions everyday but generally not studying new items. Only very sporadically. This means WaniKani progress is actually going backwards in the sense that they are adding new vocabulary from previous levels 😅 I've studied some of it.
Lastly, lately, when commuting I've been pretty much always listening to the Nihongo con Teppei podcast. I guess I'm getting better at listening. It's relatively rare the episode or part of episode where I can't grasp what's going on. However, I feel this is beginner level Japanese, very paused, and that if I try something a little bit more difficult I'll be completely lost 😆
The podcast is also good to listen to newly learned grammar points being used in practice. Acts as a review of them.
I've read some very short and simple illustrated books during a weekend a few weeks ago, but other than that I haven't read much Japanese lately. I'd like to try simple unillustrated books. I have some in my Kobo, downloaded from #Aozora. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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久しぶりですね。
Back in April I had to focus on an event that took all my time in a day for 2 weeks. I had to suspend all new learning and just survive to #BunPro and #WaniKani reviews during that time. Even reviews were not consistent during that period.
Some time afterwards I got back to studying new grammar points at BunPro. I'm not studying new items everyday, but around four out three times a week. All new grammar points are really useful to increase comprehension. I'm currently 40% through N4 items.
I'm still at #WaniKani level 30. I've been doing revisions everyday but generally not studying new items. Only very sporadically. This means WaniKani progress is actually going backwards in the sense that they are adding new vocabulary from previous levels 😅 I've studied some of it.
Lastly, lately, when commuting I've been pretty much always listening to the Nihongo con Teppei podcast. I guess I'm getting better at listening. It's relatively rare the episode or part of episode where I can't grasp what's going on. However, I feel this is beginner level Japanese, very paused, and that if I try something a little bit more difficult I'll be completely lost 😆
The podcast is also good to listen to newly learned grammar points being used in practice. Acts as a review of them.
I've read some very short and simple illustrated books during a weekend a few weeks ago, but other than that I haven't read much Japanese lately. I'd like to try simple unillustrated books. I have some in my Kobo, downloaded from #Aozora. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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久しぶりですね。
Back in April I had to focus on an event that took all my time in a day for 2 weeks. I had to suspend all new learning and just survive to #BunPro and #WaniKani reviews during that time. Even reviews were not consistent during that period.
Some time afterwards I got back to studying new grammar points at BunPro. I'm not studying new items everyday, but around four out three times a week. All new grammar points are really useful to increase comprehension. I'm currently 40% through N4 items.
I'm still at #WaniKani level 30. I've been doing revisions everyday but generally not studying new items. Only very sporadically. This means WaniKani progress is actually going backwards in the sense that they are adding new vocabulary from previous levels 😅 I've studied some of it.
Lastly, lately, when commuting I've been pretty much always listening to the Nihongo con Teppei podcast. I guess I'm getting better at listening. It's relatively rare the episode or part of episode where I can't grasp what's going on. However, I feel this is beginner level Japanese, very paused, and that if I try something a little bit more difficult I'll be completely lost 😆
The podcast is also good to listen to newly learned grammar points being used in practice. Acts as a review of them.
I've read some very short and simple illustrated books during a weekend a few weeks ago, but other than that I haven't read much Japanese lately. I'd like to try simple unillustrated books. I have some in my Kobo, downloaded from #Aozora. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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久しぶりですね。
Back in April I had to focus on an event that took all my time in a day for 2 weeks. I had to suspend all new learning and just survive to #BunPro and #WaniKani reviews during that time. Even reviews were not consistent during that period.
Some time afterwards I got back to studying new grammar points at BunPro. I'm not studying new items everyday, but around four out three times a week. All new grammar points are really useful to increase comprehension. I'm currently 40% through N4 items.
I'm still at #WaniKani level 30. I've been doing revisions everyday but generally not studying new items. Only very sporadically. This means WaniKani progress is actually going backwards in the sense that they are adding new vocabulary from previous levels 😅 I've studied some of it.
Lastly, lately, when commuting I've been pretty much always listening to the Nihongo con Teppei podcast. I guess I'm getting better at listening. It's relatively rare the episode or part of episode where I can't grasp what's going on. However, I feel this is beginner level Japanese, very paused, and that if I try something a little bit more difficult I'll be completely lost 😆
The podcast is also good to listen to newly learned grammar points being used in practice. Acts as a review of them.
I've read some very short and simple illustrated books during a weekend a few weeks ago, but other than that I haven't read much Japanese lately. I'd like to try simple unillustrated books. I have some in my Kobo, downloaded from #Aozora. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.
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Oh, *bravo*! 🎩✨ Apparently, all it takes to master the Japanese language is a deck of Magic cards and a browser error message. Who needs Rosetta Stone when you have cookies and JavaScript? 🍪🔮
https://www.tokyodev.com/articles/how-magic-the-gathering-took-me-from-n2-to-japanese-fluency #magiccards #japaneselearning #browsererror #rosettastone #javascript #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, *bravo*! 🎩✨ Apparently, all it takes to master the Japanese language is a deck of Magic cards and a browser error message. Who needs Rosetta Stone when you have cookies and JavaScript? 🍪🔮
https://www.tokyodev.com/articles/how-magic-the-gathering-took-me-from-n2-to-japanese-fluency #magiccards #japaneselearning #browsererror #rosettastone #javascript #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, *bravo*! 🎩✨ Apparently, all it takes to master the Japanese language is a deck of Magic cards and a browser error message. Who needs Rosetta Stone when you have cookies and JavaScript? 🍪🔮
https://www.tokyodev.com/articles/how-magic-the-gathering-took-me-from-n2-to-japanese-fluency #magiccards #japaneselearning #browsererror #rosettastone #javascript #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, *bravo*! 🎩✨ Apparently, all it takes to master the Japanese language is a deck of Magic cards and a browser error message. Who needs Rosetta Stone when you have cookies and JavaScript? 🍪🔮
https://www.tokyodev.com/articles/how-magic-the-gathering-took-me-from-n2-to-japanese-fluency #magiccards #japaneselearning #browsererror #rosettastone #javascript #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, *bravo*! 🎩✨ Apparently, all it takes to master the Japanese language is a deck of Magic cards and a browser error message. Who needs Rosetta Stone when you have cookies and JavaScript? 🍪🔮
https://www.tokyodev.com/articles/how-magic-the-gathering-took-me-from-n2-to-japanese-fluency #magiccards #japaneselearning #browsererror #rosettastone #javascript #HackerNews #ngated -
Hello there! Dive into our new beginner Japanese class on seasons & vibes—live now, blooming with spring hanami picnics, cherry blossom haikus, and fresh seasonal chats! (Haru ga kita yo!) 🌸😊✨
Download here: https://japaneseneko.substack.com/p/session-05
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🌸 Dive into Japanese basics with our beginner Language Gems! Fun fact: Ojigi (お辞儀) – the graceful bow that says "hello," "thank you," or "sorry" without a word, like a silent handshake full of respect. 🌸🙇♀️
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Translated another scene from 日本語 Japanese - this time the scene from Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory where Kairi, Riku, and the Fairy Godmother visit The Final World:
https://www.tumblr.com/readingchameleon/810643267359326208/translating-kh-mom-kairis-final-world-scene?source=share
hk it was such an interesting and enlightening exercise! 🤩:akko_excited::neocat_heart:🌠:jolteonrun:
@[email protected]
#KingdomHearts #Japanese #JapaneseLearner #JapaneseLearning #KingdomHeartsMelodyOfMemory #MelodyOfMemory #Translation #KingdomHeartsTranslated #readingchameleonTranslates #Kairi #TheFinalWorld -
I'm nearly finished with #Genki I on #Bunpro. Some grammar structures are difficult (for example I find adjective+のは difficult to grasp) or I tend to forget some details.
I think how Bunpro lays out the grammar structures is quite confusing. I feel Genki does a much better job at that.
On the other hand, spaced repetition is clearly invaluable. And I like the cramming feature, because I'm feeling sometimes I need a broader review to consolidate.
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I on #Bunpro. Some grammar structures are difficult (for example I find adjective+のは difficult to grasp) or I tend to forget some details.
I think how Bunpro lays out the grammar structures is quite confusing. I feel Genki does a much better job at that.
On the other hand, spaced repetition is clearly invaluable. And I like the cramming feature, because I'm feeling sometimes I need a broader review to consolidate.
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I on #Bunpro. Some grammar structures are difficult (for example I find adjective+のは difficult to grasp) or I tend to forget some details.
I think how Bunpro lays out the grammar structures is quite confusing. I feel Genki does a much better job at that.
On the other hand, spaced repetition is clearly invaluable. And I like the cramming feature, because I'm feeling sometimes I need a broader review to consolidate.
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I on #Bunpro. Some grammar structures are difficult (for example I find adjective+のは difficult to grasp) or I tend to forget some details.
I think how Bunpro lays out the grammar structures is quite confusing. I feel Genki does a much better job at that.
On the other hand, spaced repetition is clearly invaluable. And I like the cramming feature, because I'm feeling sometimes I need a broader review to consolidate.
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I on #Bunpro. Some grammar structures are difficult (for example I find adjective+のは difficult to grasp) or I tend to forget some details.
I think how Bunpro lays out the grammar structures is quite confusing. I feel Genki does a much better job at that.
On the other hand, spaced repetition is clearly invaluable. And I like the cramming feature, because I'm feeling sometimes I need a broader review to consolidate.
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Try this Easy Japanese Lesson 11: The Weather — no subtitles, perfect for boosting listening & vocab! Short, natural dialogues you can shadow. Great for JLPT prep or everyday conversation practice. Give it a listen and repeat along! #Japanese #LearnJapanese #JapaneseLearning #ListeningPractice #EasyJapanese #LanguageLearning #JLPT #Education #Weather
https://kamtube.ru/videos/watch/936fe836-1ff2-4972-945c-8bbb6932a3b9 -
☀️ Beginner Japanese Session 4 is live: Daily Flow Magic! Quick bows, "Ohayou!" greetings, bento chats—live Japan's hustle & harmony. Who's trying "Genki desu?" today? Join us!
https://japaneseneko.substack.com/p/session-04
#JapaneseLearning #NihongoLife #Ojigi #Neko #Koyo #DigitalLearning
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🌕 Unlock Japanese with our beginner Language Gems! Curious tip: Tsukimi (月見) – Japan's enchanting moon-viewing party, where the full autumn moon glows like a lantern in the night sky. 🌕🥮
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#NihongoConTeppei episode 1474「手袋（てぶくろ）について！」was quite funny 😂
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#NihongoConTeppei episode 1474「手袋（てぶくろ）について！」was quite funny 😂
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#NihongoConTeppei episode 1474「手袋（てぶくろ）について！」was quite funny 😂
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#NihongoConTeppei episode 1474「手袋（てぶくろ）について！」was quite funny 😂
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I. Only a few exercises left. I've been studying consistently every week since start of January.
When I went to Japan I bought some manga. I planned to try to readドラえもん volume 1 when I finished Genki I, one of the simpler manga I bought.
With this in mind, the other day I looked at #Natively (learnnatively.com) to see what it said about Doraemon. It says #WaniKani level 21. I'm currently finishing 29. No issue there.
I read some comments to see if anyone mentioned grammar level. I found a few comments mentioning N3. I'm not sure whether they're mentioning it in terms of vocabulary, grammar or both. But I know my grammar is barely a solid N5...
I looked up some more books. Many had WK level around 30, mostly below.
So... I've come to the hard realisation (which I already knew, but it hit me harder now) that my grammar is lagging behind. A lot!
With that in mind, I jumped into #Bunpro three days ago. I planned to do it after finishing Genki I and II, but now I know that's a mistake. I need to move much faster and in a solid way with grammar (spaced repetition, because I learn grammar and forget it...), and I think Bunpro will help. I'm enjoying it so far, let's see how it develops. (Ah, I synched vocab with WK, so I don't get furigana I should know. Also disabled English translation by default.)
I'm using the Genki I grammar deck for now, as a full review of everything I should already know and as a way to practice. And I'm learning new things/nuances because Bunpro has different explanations for the same grammar points.
Anyway, I'll soon try to read ドラえもん and see how it goes. The extent to which I'll understand it or not will be important information to assess how far or short I am in this long road of #JapaneseLearning .
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I. Only a few exercises left. I've been studying consistently every week since start of January.
When I went to Japan I bought some manga. I planned to try to readドラえもん volume 1 when I finished Genki I, one of the simpler manga I bought.
With this in mind, the other day I looked at #Natively (learnnatively.com) to see what it said about Doraemon. It says #WaniKani level 21. I'm currently finishing 29. No issue there.
I read some comments to see if anyone mentioned grammar level. I found a few comments mentioning N3. I'm not sure whether they're mentioning it in terms of vocabulary, grammar or both. But I know my grammar is barely a solid N5...
I looked up some more books. Many had WK level around 30, mostly below.
So... I've come to the hard realisation (which I already knew, but it hit me harder now) that my grammar is lagging behind. A lot!
With that in mind, I jumped into #Bunpro three days ago. I planned to do it after finishing Genki I and II, but now I know that's a mistake. I need to move much faster and in a solid way with grammar (spaced repetition, because I learn grammar and forget it...), and I think Bunpro will help. I'm enjoying it so far, let's see how it develops. (Ah, I synched vocab with WK, so I don't get furigana I should know. Also disabled English translation by default.)
I'm using the Genki I grammar deck for now, as a full review of everything I should already know and as a way to practice. And I'm learning new things/nuances because Bunpro has different explanations for the same grammar points.
Anyway, I'll soon try to read ドラえもん and see how it goes. The extent to which I'll understand it or not will be important information to assess how far or short I am in this long road of #JapaneseLearning .
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I. Only a few exercises left. I've been studying consistently every week since start of January.
When I went to Japan I bought some manga. I planned to try to readドラえもん volume 1 when I finished Genki I, one of the simpler manga I bought.
With this in mind, the other day I looked at #Natively (learnnatively.com) to see what it said about Doraemon. It says #WaniKani level 21. I'm currently finishing 29. No issue there.
I read some comments to see if anyone mentioned grammar level. I found a few comments mentioning N3. I'm not sure whether they're mentioning it in terms of vocabulary, grammar or both. But I know my grammar is barely a solid N5...
I looked up some more books. Many had WK level around 30, mostly below.
So... I've come to the hard realisation (which I already knew, but it hit me harder now) that my grammar is lagging behind. A lot!
With that in mind, I jumped into #Bunpro three days ago. I planned to do it after finishing Genki I and II, but now I know that's a mistake. I need to move much faster and in a solid way with grammar (spaced repetition, because I learn grammar and forget it...), and I think Bunpro will help. I'm enjoying it so far, let's see how it develops. (Ah, I synched vocab with WK, so I don't get furigana I should know. Also disabled English translation by default.)
I'm using the Genki I grammar deck for now, as a full review of everything I should already know and as a way to practice. And I'm learning new things/nuances because Bunpro has different explanations for the same grammar points.
Anyway, I'll soon try to read ドラえもん and see how it goes. The extent to which I'll understand it or not will be important information to assess how far or short I am in this long road of #JapaneseLearning .
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I. Only a few exercises left. I've been studying consistently every week since start of January.
When I went to Japan I bought some manga. I planned to try to readドラえもん volume 1 when I finished Genki I, one of the simpler manga I bought.
With this in mind, the other day I looked at #Natively (learnnatively.com) to see what it said about Doraemon. It says #WaniKani level 21. I'm currently finishing 29. No issue there.
I read some comments to see if anyone mentioned grammar level. I found a few comments mentioning N3. I'm not sure whether they're mentioning it in terms of vocabulary, grammar or both. But I know my grammar is barely a solid N5...
I looked up some more books. Many had WK level around 30, mostly below.
So... I've come to the hard realisation (which I already knew, but it hit me harder now) that my grammar is lagging behind. A lot!
With that in mind, I jumped into #Bunpro three days ago. I planned to do it after finishing Genki I and II, but now I know that's a mistake. I need to move much faster and in a solid way with grammar (spaced repetition, because I learn grammar and forget it...), and I think Bunpro will help. I'm enjoying it so far, let's see how it develops. (Ah, I synched vocab with WK, so I don't get furigana I should know. Also disabled English translation by default.)
I'm using the Genki I grammar deck for now, as a full review of everything I should already know and as a way to practice. And I'm learning new things/nuances because Bunpro has different explanations for the same grammar points.
Anyway, I'll soon try to read ドラえもん and see how it goes. The extent to which I'll understand it or not will be important information to assess how far or short I am in this long road of #JapaneseLearning .
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I'm nearly finished with #Genki I. Only a few exercises left. I've been studying consistently every week since start of January.
When I went to Japan I bought some manga. I planned to try to readドラえもん volume 1 when I finished Genki I, one of the simpler manga I bought.
With this in mind, the other day I looked at #Natively (learnnatively.com) to see what it said about Doraemon. It says #WaniKani level 21. I'm currently finishing 29. No issue there.
I read some comments to see if anyone mentioned grammar level. I found a few comments mentioning N3. I'm not sure whether they're mentioning it in terms of vocabulary, grammar or both. But I know my grammar is barely a solid N5...
I looked up some more books. Many had WK level around 30, mostly below.
So... I've come to the hard realisation (which I already knew, but it hit me harder now) that my grammar is lagging behind. A lot!
With that in mind, I jumped into #Bunpro three days ago. I planned to do it after finishing Genki I and II, but now I know that's a mistake. I need to move much faster and in a solid way with grammar (spaced repetition, because I learn grammar and forget it...), and I think Bunpro will help. I'm enjoying it so far, let's see how it develops. (Ah, I synched vocab with WK, so I don't get furigana I should know. Also disabled English translation by default.)
I'm using the Genki I grammar deck for now, as a full review of everything I should already know and as a way to practice. And I'm learning new things/nuances because Bunpro has different explanations for the same grammar points.
Anyway, I'll soon try to read ドラえもん and see how it goes. The extent to which I'll understand it or not will be important information to assess how far or short I am in this long road of #JapaneseLearning .
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🌸 Unlock Japanese with our beginner Language Gems! Curious tip: Hanami (花見) – Japan's magical cherry blossom viewing party, where petals dance like pink snow. Level up your words under the sakura! Hai! 🌸🍙
https://japaneseneko.substack.com/p/hanami
#JapaneseLearning #Neko #Koyo #Hanami #DigitalLearning -
Hello there! こんにちは ! Our third session for Japanese beginners is live! Join us in our new adventure with Neko and Koyo ᓚ₍⑅^..^₎♡
https://japaneseneko.substack.com/p/session-03
#JapaneseLearning #Neko #Koyo #Tsukimi -
I wrote up some notes on how Yomu handles Japanese text on iOS:
tokenization, furigana rendering, and building an offline JMDict database.Mostly a record of the tradeoffs and things that didn’t work.
https://blog.kulman.sk/building-yomu-furigana-tokenization-dictionary/
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I wrote up some notes on how Yomu handles Japanese text on iOS:
tokenization, furigana rendering, and building an offline JMDict database.Mostly a record of the tradeoffs and things that didn’t work.
https://blog.kulman.sk/building-yomu-furigana-tokenization-dictionary/
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I wrote up some notes on how Yomu handles Japanese text on iOS:
tokenization, furigana rendering, and building an offline JMDict database.Mostly a record of the tradeoffs and things that didn’t work.
https://blog.kulman.sk/building-yomu-furigana-tokenization-dictionary/
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I wrote up some notes on how Yomu handles Japanese text on iOS:
tokenization, furigana rendering, and building an offline JMDict database.Mostly a record of the tradeoffs and things that didn’t work.
https://blog.kulman.sk/building-yomu-furigana-tokenization-dictionary/
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I wrote up some notes on how Yomu handles Japanese text on iOS:
tokenization, furigana rendering, and building an offline JMDict database.Mostly a record of the tradeoffs and things that didn’t work.
https://blog.kulman.sk/building-yomu-furigana-tokenization-dictionary/
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Một lập trình viên tạo ứng dụng mã nguồn mở học tiếng Nhật inspired by Monkeytype và Duolingo, hiện đã đạt 1k sao trên GitHub! Với giao diện thân thiện, hàng loạt chủ đề màu sắc, font chữ và tùy biến phong cách luyện tập. Phù hợp ai muốn học kana, từ vựng hiệu quả & vui. Cộng đồng đang phát triển, mở đón góp ý từ người dùng và lập trình viên.
#OpenSource #JapaneseLearning #LanguageApp #KanaDojo #HocTiengNhat #UngDungHocNgonNgu #MãNguồnMở #TiengNhat -
Just read volume 2 of Chainsaw Man in Japanese in one sitting! I was sitting for quite a while but still! My reading speed is improving I think
I’ve had the original 11 volumes on my bookshelf since 2021 and still haven’t actually read all of them so fingers crossed this year I actually read them all #Manga #JapaneseLearning #ChainsawMan -
Just read volume 2 of Chainsaw Man in Japanese in one sitting! I was sitting for quite a while but still! My reading speed is improving I think
I’ve had the original 11 volumes on my bookshelf since 2021 and still haven’t actually read all of them so fingers crossed this year I actually read them all #Manga #JapaneseLearning #ChainsawMan -
My app just won best iOS Japanese learning tool of 2025 award
https://skerritt.blog/best-japanese-learning-tools-2025-award-show/
#HackerNews #iOSapps #JapaneseLearning #Award2025 #LanguageLearning #BestApp
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My app just won best iOS Japanese learning tool of 2025 award
https://skerritt.blog/best-japanese-learning-tools-2025-award-show/
#HackerNews #iOSapps #JapaneseLearning #Award2025 #LanguageLearning #BestApp
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My app just won best iOS Japanese learning tool of 2025 award
https://skerritt.blog/best-japanese-learning-tools-2025-award-show/
#HackerNews #iOSapps #JapaneseLearning #Award2025 #LanguageLearning #BestApp
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My app just won best iOS Japanese learning tool of 2025 award
https://skerritt.blog/best-japanese-learning-tools-2025-award-show/
#HackerNews #iOSapps #JapaneseLearning #Award2025 #LanguageLearning #BestApp
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My app just won best iOS Japanese learning tool of 2025 award
https://skerritt.blog/best-japanese-learning-tools-2025-award-show/
#HackerNews #iOSapps #JapaneseLearning #Award2025 #LanguageLearning #BestApp
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"Tôi tự tạo trang web học tiếng Nhật và chia sẻ trải nghiệm trên Reddit. Công cụ học miễn phí, thiết thực cho người mới. #JapaneseLearning #TựHọcTiếngNhật #SaaS"
https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1ppsytu/i_made_this_japanese_learning_website_for_myself/
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I want to try a new #Japanese learning method: I'd like to start posting regular or semi-regular videos talking about different things, using a translation service and/or dictionary to find the necessary words. The problem is, my living situation is a little ruff right now, so I can't think of anything positive to talk about. If I can get into a better place though, has anyone had luck with this method? #LanguageLearning #LanguageStudy #JapaneseLearning
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I want to try a new #Japanese learning method: I'd like to start posting regular or semi-regular videos talking about different things, using a translation service and/or dictionary to find the necessary words. The problem is, my living situation is a little ruff right now, so I can't think of anything positive to talk about. If I can get into a better place though, has anyone had luck with this method? #LanguageLearning #LanguageStudy #JapaneseLearning
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I want to try a new #Japanese learning method: I'd like to start posting regular or semi-regular videos talking about different things, using a translation service and/or dictionary to find the necessary words. The problem is, my living situation is a little ruff right now, so I can't think of anything positive to talk about. If I can get into a better place though, has anyone had luck with this method? #LanguageLearning #LanguageStudy #JapaneseLearning
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I want to try a new #Japanese learning method: I'd like to start posting regular or semi-regular videos talking about different things, using a translation service and/or dictionary to find the necessary words. The problem is, my living situation is a little ruff right now, so I can't think of anything positive to talk about. If I can get into a better place though, has anyone had luck with this method? #LanguageLearning #LanguageStudy #JapaneseLearning
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I want to try a new #Japanese learning method: I'd like to start posting regular or semi-regular videos talking about different things, using a translation service and/or dictionary to find the necessary words. The problem is, my living situation is a little ruff right now, so I can't think of anything positive to talk about. If I can get into a better place though, has anyone had luck with this method? #LanguageLearning #LanguageStudy #JapaneseLearning
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Reached #WaniKani level 27! Closing in on level 30!
I'm progressing in grammar too. But still to finish Genki I. I'm at section 9. I feel that I study new grammar and forget how to apply parts I already studied, which is frustrating. I probably should use Bunpro to help (which I've seen @indutny mention many times), but I've decided to stick with Genki I and II (which I own) before going for Bunpro...
I've very recently started listening to the reading practice from the YouTube channel below. They upload lots of listening content. I'm very bad at listening. I'll only be able to improve my comprehension by practicing listening and studying more grammar. No way around that.
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Reached #WaniKani level 27! Closing in on level 30!
I'm progressing in grammar too. But still to finish Genki I. I'm at section 9. I feel that I study new grammar and forget how to apply parts I already studied, which is frustrating. I probably should use Bunpro to help (which I've seen @indutny mention many times), but I've decided to stick with Genki I and II (which I own) before going for Bunpro...
I've very recently started listening to the reading practice from the YouTube channel below. They upload lots of listening content. I'm very bad at listening. I'll only be able to improve my comprehension by practicing listening and studying more grammar. No way around that.
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Reached #WaniKani level 27! Closing in on level 30!
I'm progressing in grammar too. But still to finish Genki I. I'm at section 9. I feel that I study new grammar and forget how to apply parts I already studied, which is frustrating. I probably should use Bunpro to help (which I've seen @indutny mention many times), but I've decided to stick with Genki I and II (which I own) before going for Bunpro...
I've very recently started listening to the reading practice from the YouTube channel below. They upload lots of listening content. I'm very bad at listening. I'll only be able to improve my comprehension by practicing listening and studying more grammar. No way around that.
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Reached #WaniKani level 27! Closing in on level 30!
I'm progressing in grammar too. But still to finish Genki I. I'm at section 9. I feel that I study new grammar and forget how to apply parts I already studied, which is frustrating. I probably should use Bunpro to help (which I've seen @indutny mention many times), but I've decided to stick with Genki I and II (which I own) before going for Bunpro...
I've very recently started listening to the reading practice from the YouTube channel below. They upload lots of listening content. I'm very bad at listening. I'll only be able to improve my comprehension by practicing listening and studying more grammar. No way around that.