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Japanese vocabulary. Practice speaking. Practice reading.

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... Read moreถ้าพิมพ์หา “สิงโตภาษาญี่ปุ่น” ส่วนใหญ่คนจะอยากรู้ 3 อย่างคือ 1) คำศัพท์ที่ถูกต้อง 2) เขียน/อ่านยังไง 3) เอาไปแต่งประโยคได้ไหม ฉันสรุปไว้แบบใช้จริงให้เลยค่ะ 1) “สิงโต” ภาษาญี่ปุ่นพูดว่าอะไร? คำว่า “สิงโต” ในภาษาญี่ปุ่นคือ ライオン - โรมาจิ: raion - เขียนด้วยคาตาคานะ: ライオン (ใช้กับคำยืม/ชื่อสัตว์ที่มาจากต่างประเทศบ่อย) - ถ้าจะเขียนแบบฮิรางานะ (เห็นน้อยกว่า): らいおん 2) ออกเสียงให้ใกล้เจ้าของภาษา ライオン แบ่งเสียงประมาณ “รา-อิ-ออน” (ra-i-on) ทริคที่ฉันใช้คือพูดเป็น 3 จังหวะชัด ๆ ก่อน แล้วค่อยพูดรวบให้ลื่นขึ้น เช่น รา / อิ / ออน → ราอิออน 3) คำที่มักเจอคู่กับ “สิงโต” (จำแล้วแต่งประโยคง่าย) - 動物(どうぶつ / doobutsu)สัตว์ - 動物園(どうぶつえん / doobutsuen)สวนสัตว์ - 子(こ / ko)ลูก (เช่น ลูกสิงโต) - 大きい(おおきい / ookii)ตัวใหญ่ - かっこいい(kakkoii)เท่ 4) ตัวอย่างประโยคสั้น ๆ สำหรับฝึกพูด/ฝึกอ่าน - ライオンは大きいです。 สิงโตตัวใหญ่ - 動物園でライオンを見ました。 ฉันเห็นสิงโตที่สวนสัตว์ - ライオンはかっこいいと思います。 ฉันคิดว่าสิงโตเท่มาก - これはライオンの子です。 นี่คือลูกสิงโต 5) ประโยคถาม-ตอบที่ใช้ได้จริง (แนวฝึกสนทนา) - Q: それは何(なん)ですか。นี่คืออะไร? A: ライオンです。เป็นสิงโต - Q: 動物園(どうぶつえん)に行(い)きますか。ไปสวนสัตว์ไหม? A: 行(い)きます。ライオンを見(み)たいです。ไป อยากดูสิงโต 6) วิธีฝึกจำแบบเร็วที่ฉันชอบ ฉันจะเขียน “ライオン” ซ้ำ 1 บรรทัด แล้วอ่านออกเสียงตามทุกครั้ง จากนั้นลองแต่งประโยคของตัวเอง 1 ประโยค เช่น “私はライオンが好きです。” (ฉันชอบสิงโต) ทำแบบนี้ 3 วันติด คำจะติดปากมากขึ้น สรุปสั้น ๆ: “สิงโตภาษาญี่ปุ่น” = ライオン (raion) ถ้าจำได้คำเดียวจากโพสต์นี้ ขอให้จำคำนี้ไว้ก่อน แล้วค่อยต่อยอดด้วยประโยคตัวอย่างด้านบนค่ะ

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The 4 steps to learn any language
Always remember the L. R. S. W. acronym when starting to learn a new language (you can build your own mnemonic device if you want, why not). Keep in mind that: listening, reading, speaking, and writing is the general order to learn a language in stages of fluency. This does NOT meant that you sho
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A bookshelf at Barnes & Noble filled with various language learning books, including French, Spanish, and Japanese. A 'Japanese Kanji and Kana Workbook' is prominently displayed on the middle shelf among other Japanese study guides.
A hand holds the 'Japanese English Bilingual Visual Dictionary' by DK, featuring a cherry blossom illustration, in front of a bookstore shelf. Text overlay emphasizes visual vocabulary for faster recall and stronger memory.
An open page of the 'Japanese English Bilingual Visual Dictionary' displays a 'beauty' section with labeled illustrations of makeup, toiletries, and related vocabulary in Japanese and English. Text overlay asks about learning beauty vocabulary.
My Barnes & Noble Find for Learning Japanese 🇯🇵
I went to Barnes & Noble looking for a beginner-friendly Japanese book and ended up finding the Japanese–English Bilingual Visual Dictionary by DK, and it’s perfect!! What I love most is how visual it is, each page is packed with labeled photos, grouped by real-life topics like food, travel,
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CompSkyy

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A hand holds an open Japanese Kanji study book titled 'JAPANESE KANJI STUDY PLAN'. The pages display Kanji characters, readings, meanings, and example words, covering Kanji 793-808.
Two books, 'Kanji Power' and 'ESSENTIAL KANJI', are shown on a gray surface. Text states 'Memorize words Not just "readings"' and 'I use these books', indicating recommended study materials.
An open Kanji textbook displays exercises and detailed information for Kanji '長' and '直'. The top text encourages 'PRACTICE AT LEAST 3 A WEEK WRITE FULL WORDS AND SENTENCES'.
Japanese Kanji Guide (finally learn them)
How to learn 3-5 a Kanji per week: 1. Memorize ONE word with each possible reading. If the word uses other Kanji you don’t know yet, just write them out in Hiragana for now. That way you won’t get overwhelmed with too many extra characters. Jot down the readings for reference, but don’t f
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Study Seal

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A vibrant, colorful building with 'Manga Fashion' signs. Overlaid text reads 'Learn Japanese' and 'clothes SWIPE' with an arrow, indicating a vocabulary lesson.
A black slide with a Japanese flag banner, displaying the English word 'sweater' and its Japanese translation 'sētā (セーター)'.
A black slide with a Japanese flag banner, displaying the English word 'skirt' and its Japanese translation 'sukāto (スカート)'.
Learn Japanese clothing vocabulary
shirt = シャツ pants = ズボン skirt = スカート jacket = ジャケット dress = ワンピース sweater = セーター socks = 靴下 shoes = 靴 hat = 帽子 coat = コート I post language learning content everyday. follow me #learnjapanese #Japan #japanese #studytips #studywithme
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linguafyle

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A screenshot of the ChinesePod YouTube channel with 260K subscribers, promoting fun and easy Mandarin learning. Below, bullet points highlight features like real-life conversations, short lessons, and useful everyday phrases.
A screenshot of the ShuoshuoChinese YouTube channel with 242K subscribers, focused on learning Chinese with Shuo. Below, bullet points describe beginner-friendly content, pronunciation and conversation skills, and interactive lessons.
YOUTUBE CHANNELS FOR STUDYING CHINESE (part 3)
Here we go with part 3 of YouTube channels to help you learn Chinese! I'm so excited to share these with you because YouTube has been one of my favorite ways to practice and improve. Watching native content helps with listening skills, vocabulary, and even pronunciation. A great tip: try shadow
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A grid displaying Hiragana characters with their romaji pronunciations, featuring the text "LEARN JAPANESE" and "Apps I use other than Duolingo." A small burger icon is also visible.
A grid displaying Katakana characters with their romaji pronunciations, presented in a similar style to the Hiragana chart.
The cover of "Learn in Your Car JAPANESE The Complete Language Course," showing a Japanese castle and a red bridge. It highlights three levels of learning, pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
how are you learning japanese?
I get bored easy. so I use different apps to further my studies. I've studied quite a few languages. japanese seems to be the most challenging. the three writing systems make it difficult for me. I have 2 apps hiragana pro and katakana pro. They are both 1 dollar for android. slowly I learning
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linguafyle

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A language notebook page detailing German grammatical cases: Nominative, Accusative, Dativ, and Genitiv. Each section provides explanations and examples with masculine, feminine, neutral, and plural forms.
A French language notebook page titled 'EXGEN 3114 - French 1', listing vocabulary and conversational topics. It includes useful vocabulary for greetings, goodbyes, and introductions with French phrases and English translations.
Language notebook🥰🍋✨
A language notebook is a great tool for organizing and improving your learning. Here’s how you can get one and set it up effectively: 1. Getting a Language Notebook • Buy a Physical Notebook – Choose a lined, grid, or bullet journal based on your preference. • Use a Digital N
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Ivonne Evangelista

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A flat lay of various Japanese language learning books, including two 'Genki' textbooks, a 'Japanese Writing Practice Book' by Nihongo Pal Press, 'The Japanese Workbook' for alphabet learning, a 'DK Japanese English Bilingual Visual Dictionary', and 'The Complete Learn Japanese for Adult Beginners Book (3 in 1)' by Worldwide Nomad.
Books to learn Japanese
Books to learn Japanese Genki: An integrated course in elementary Japanese 3rd Edition book&workbook Japanese writing practice book by Nihongo Pal Press Japanese English bilingual visual dictionary by DK (other languages have a visual dictionary) The Japanese Workbook (Alphabet) by
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doctorcutiepiephd

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The Busuu app logo, a blue square with a white 'b', is displayed with features including real-life conversations, interactive grammar lessons, and feedback from native speakers. The Lemon8 watermark '@kaylindo_' is visible.
APPS TO LEARN CHINESE (part 2)
Thank you all for recommending such great apps! I’ve tried some of the ones you shared, and they’re so good that I want to share them with you too. Do you regularly use apps to practice listening, speaking, reading, and writing? The secret to mastering a language is consistent practice! #lemon8
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A desk setup featuring a monitor displaying a night scene of a building and a pink and cream mechanical keyboard, with text overlay 'improves your listening skills'.
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Try dictation practice for language learning✨
[improves your listening skills] With dictation practice, you have to actively listen in order to try to accurately transcribe what you are hearing. By doing this often, your listening skills will drastically improve. [builds your vocabulary] Dictation practice can also build your vocabulary
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Dearlunamoon

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LEARNING JAPANESE THROUGH ANIME (part 7) 🌸
Good morning, my Japanese learners and anime lovers! Do you think anime is a fun way to boost your vocabulary? I’m totally obsessed with these three gems—Barakamon, Anohana, and Sailor Moon. Each one offers a unique way to absorb natural Japanese, from emotional expressions to casual slang and clea
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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SONGS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3) 🤍
Konnichiwa, Japanese learners! How’s your study going? Lately, I’ve realized that songs make it so much easier to pick up new vocabulary—catchy tunes really help things stick. Today, I’ve got three fresh J-pop tracks to introduce that are perfect for learning Japanese while jamming out. Let’s make
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A graphic on a gradient background outlines language learning percentages: 30% for speaking and listening, 20% for reading, and 15% for writing, with activity examples.
A graphic on a gradient background details language learning percentages: 15% for grammar and vocabulary, 10% for apps and software, 10% for cultural immersion, and 5% for review and reflection.
Allocate this much time to language learning
As much as language learning is subjective, note that generally, when learning a new language, you want to expose yourself to every facet of activities to learn. We unfortunately cannot learn simply by listening to our favorite songs or completely avoiding conversation and only chatting to the owl
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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