4 things I learned from Japanese culture

[Learn Japanese with Tanaka san] I really love this channel because the drawings/animations are so cute. The creator creates everything herself. The creator’s concept is based on sushi characters teaching Japanese in a fun way. This channel offers many types of videos like listening, speaking, po

I consider myself a person who loves to learn new languages and about different cultures. I think that speaking different languages is a talent anyone can have, and also believe that being able to speak multiple languages can be a very good life skill. I am bilingual, fluent in both English and B

The NHK World Japan is the cutest site to start your Japanese learning journey! They offer great skits to practice essential phrases – such as greetings, introductions, directions, asking questions, etc. You can then refer to the vocabulary section to review all the words and phrases that you learn

Anki is probably the oldest one that uses spaced repetition but it's quite dated now so I wouldn't recommend it unless you want to spend time creating your own study materials

I love learning a language with hands-on lessons and interactive activities – Tanoshii offers free video lessons using anime quotes, practice tools like crossword puzzles, and a mini-dictionary for quick word lookups. It also recommends some reading materials to enhance learning and the fun part is

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Japanese is a Category V language - meaning it’s among the hardest languages for an English speaker to learn. Don’t worry though! It may take you longer but it isn’t impossible. This is a list of free resources for learning Japanese. I tried to keep the list on the shorter side so that you

this is my best tips and tricks for how to study Japanese as someone currently studying at the JLPT N3 level. For reference on what this level is like: - I can watch jdramas without captions and understand about 30-60% based on the topic, but enough to follow the plot and enjoy it. - I can usua

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This time, I’m excited to share 3 new TikToks to help you learn Japanese! These creators make learning fun with quick lessons, relatable examples, and creative ways to practice. Perfect for improving your vocabulary, grammar, and understanding Japanese culture—all in short, engaging clips! If you k

This app is so cool! You have a virtual teacher coaching you via simple skits – in the beginning teaching you simple phrases like yes, no, thank you, hello, etc. Then in order to move on to the next step they allow you to practice repetition so you can really get a hang of the pronunciation. When y

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I have been studying and learning Japanese since last year, just as a hobby and because i really love the Japanese language and culture! I've been using these apps a long the way and would definitely recommend them to learn Japanese, they are super helpful and easy to work with. All these a

I might sound like a nerd but I’m so excited to have my summer off from classes so that I can study and learn all of the things that I am actually interested in, instead of the boring stuff I’m forced to learn in my classes! One of the things that I want to learn is Japanese! I have been obsessed w

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I used to say I had the worst memory ever, especially when it came to learning a new language. I’d try to memorize vocab with flashcards and random word lists, but nothing stuck. It was so frustrating. What actually helped was switching things up and learning words in context. Like, instead of just

I use the Japan Foundations Digital Collection! The Japan Foundation's Libby account is a cool resource with free learning materials! USA applicants can apply through the Los Angeles site and Canadians through the Toronto site. What's Inside? - Textbooks: Easy-to-follow lessons for

I have found a really fun way to learn Japanese and wanted to share that with you guys! In the game 'Shashingo' you can learn Japanese words through photographing things around you in the game! You can walk around the neighbourhood and photograph almost anything! The photos will be saved

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Learning Japanese through TV shows like Love Village and Old Enough! is such a fun way to improve your skills. You get to hear natural conversations and pick up on everyday expressions and slang. It’s also a great chance to learn about Japanese culture while improving your listening and comprehensi

It was my first time in Japan , and here’s some things I found that really helped me and that I would recommend when you travel! Also, this is my experience so some of it really is my opinion 😎 . . #japantips #japan #tokyo #japantravel

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Any tips since I am also a beginner tips are greatly appreciated! ありがとう #learningjapanese #japanesewords #hiragana

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