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... Read moreถ้าคีย์เวิร์ดที่เราค้นหาเป็นแนว “สะสม ภาษาญี่ปุ่น” เรามักจะอยากได้วิธีเก็บความรู้ทีละนิดให้เห็นผลจริง ไม่ว่าจะเป็นคำศัพท์ คันจิ หรือประโยค ฉันเลยลองทำ “ระบบสะสมคันจิ” แบบง่ายๆ ที่ทำได้ทุกวัน และไม่กดดันตัวเองเกินไป 1) ตั้งเป้าแบบสะสม: วันละ 2–5 ตัวก็พอ ฉันเคยพยายามท่องทีละเยอะๆ แล้วลืมหมด สุดท้ายเวิร์กที่สุดคือวันละนิดแต่ทำสม่ำเสมอ เช่น วันละ 3 ตัว + ทวนของเก่า 10 ตัว ใช้เวลาไม่ถึง 15 นาที แต่พอครบเดือนจะได้คันจิใหม่เกือบ 100 ตัวแบบไม่รู้ตัว 2) บันทึกคันจิ 1 ตัวให้ครบ 5 ช่อง ทุกครั้งที่เจอคันจิใหม่ ฉันจะเขียนลงชีท/สมุดเป็นรูปแบบเดิมเสมอ: - ตัวคันจิ - ความหมายหลัก (ไทย) - อ่านแบบ On / Kun (เลือกจำอันที่เจอบ่อยก่อน) - คำศัพท์ตัวอย่าง 2 คำ - ประโยคสั้นๆ 1 ประโยค ทำแบบนี้เหมือน “สะสมเป็นการ์ด” เวลาเปิดทวนจะเร็วมาก 3) ใช้คันจิที่เจอบ่อยเป็นแกน: ตัวอย่าง 便 และ 使 คันจิ 便 (べん) ฉันจำจากความหมายหลักว่า “สะดวก/ธุระ/การเดินทาง” แล้วผูกกับคำยอดฮิต: - 便利(べんり)= สะดวก - 便(びん)= เที่ยว/เที่ยวบิน/รอบ (ในบางบริบท) เคล็ดลับคือจำจากคำ 便利 ก่อน เพราะใช้บ่อยสุด เจอในรีวิวร้าน/การเดินทางตลอด คันจิ 使 (つかう/し) ฉันจำว่า “ใช้/ผู้ส่งสาร” คำที่ใช้บ่อยมากคือ: - 使う(つかう)= ใช้ - 使用(しよう)= การใช้งาน/ใช้ (ทางการขึ้น) เวลาท่อง ฉันจะพูดออกเสียงพร้อมนึกภาพ “ใช้ของ” เพื่อให้สมองจับคู่ความหมายกับการใช้งานจริง 4) ทวนแบบเว้นระยะ (Spaced Repetition) ฉบับคนขี้ลืม วันแรกที่เขียน = ทวนอีกครั้งก่อนนอน วันที่ 2 = ทวน 1 รอบ วันที่ 4 = ทวนอีกครั้ง ครบ 1 สัปดาห์ = ทวนรวม ฉันใช้วิธีติ๊กวันที่หลังการ์ด/ชีท พอทำเป็นระบบแล้วจะไม่รู้สึกว่าอ่านวนมั่วๆ 5) เพิ่มความแม่นด้วย “แยกคันจิหน้าคล้าย” ถ้าตัวไหนหน้าคล้ายกัน ให้ทำโน้ตสั้นๆ ว่า “ต่างกันตรงไหน” เช่น เส้น/ส่วนประกอบ และยกคำศัพท์คนละคำ จะช่วยลดการสลับตัวตอนทำข้อสอบ ถ้าอยากเริ่มแบบเบาๆ วันนี้ลองเลือกคันจิ 3 ตัวที่เจอบ่อย (เช่น 便, 使) เขียนตาม 5 ช่องข้างบน แล้วทวนสั้นๆ ก่อนนอน แค่นี้ก็ถือว่าเริ่ม “สะสมภาษาญี่ปุ่น” ได้จริงแล้วค่ะ

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Notion is literally my go to for EVERYTHING! It’s so convenient for note taking and keeping things organised. It’s also free compared to my goodnotes app which I also use for handwriting notes! #notion #academia #studentplanner #notionstudent #college
_holy._hobbies

_holy._hobbies

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I tried and improved significantly so you should give it a try!!! #learnjapanese #nihongo #studyjapanese #languagetok
Jenny gonna get N2 🇯🇵

Jenny gonna get N2 🇯🇵

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Here’s my advice for starting learning Japanese 🇯🇵
Learning Japanese requires a long term investment. That’s why the right preparation is key to avoid the common mistakes, stay motivated and make progress faster! #learnjapanese #japanese #jlptn5 #hiragana #japanesestudy
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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You can find all their books on Amazon It’s their life work and they started out teaching classes in person when I was just a baby This is 25 years into the making All the art, all the lessons, all the videos made by real people Created by someone who actually learned the languages from zero w
☆ Mari Melody ☆

☆ Mari Melody ☆

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Part 2 Japanese self teach plan for N5 last 4 unit
Posting Part 2 so anyone who is determined can start right away. Cause for me, I will restart my journey.  Anyway, I want to make it clear that throughout this entire N5 journey, we should be practicing out loud and learning kanji as early as possible. A lot of these steps can be intertwined earli
Tuka

Tuka

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The #1 Learn Japanese for beginners workbook
Learn how to read and write Japanese the easy way! #japanesebeginner #japaneselearning #studyjapanese #beginner #hiragana
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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#Straykids #Jeongin #Stay #Kpop
Straykids Lab

Straykids Lab

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A graphic titled "WHAT'S ON MY IPHONE Language Apps" overlaid on an iPhone screen displaying various app icons. The image features decorative flowers and a bow, with the Lemon8 logo and username "@cheyannb" at the bottom left.
The LingoDeer app icon, featuring a deer wearing glasses, is displayed next to the app name. Below, text describes LingoDeer as a highly recommended freemium app for studying Japanese, noting its effectiveness for advancing language skills.
The Duolingo app icon, featuring a green owl, is shown with the app name. Text below describes Duolingo as an app with a great Kanji section for beginners and an easy-to-understand curriculum, despite not being ideal for Japanese overall.
Language apps on my iPhone
These are just some of the apps that I have on my iPhone. Most of them are for studying Japanese. There’s a lot more apps on my phone that have awesome features. I would recommend all of them for different reasons. Check out my video on my channel for more language app suggestions ✨ #iphone15 #
Cheyann

Cheyann

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Literally my favorite video game right now 🌸🫶
I have officially started studying for the JLPT and this game has been such a blessing!! It’s so cute and fun, I honestly would recommend this to anyone! Would you try out this game? 🩷 #studyingjapanese #lemon8gaming #videogames #gamergirls #ipadgaming
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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A handwritten Japanese language study note page focuses on the kanji '大' (large, big). It shows the kanji with stroke order, readings, common words, and example sentences with translations. A crying anime character sticker and lavender doodles decorate the page, with 'MORE KANJI' written at the bottom.
MORE Kanji
Study tip: Doodling can help memorize terms when learning a language. Also if you don’t enjoy doodling you can add stickers or ideas you can relate to the term you’re currently studying~ #studyjapanese #language #languagejourney #languagelearning
Chonguitos VV

Chonguitos VV

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Kanji of the day ✨
The best part of this page was that I was able to draw a fruit 🙂‍↕️ #kanji #learnjapanese #languagelearning #notes
Chonguitos VV

Chonguitos VV

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you don't need to learn kanji!!
Learning Kanji individually is a waste of time. imagine learning "sub" and "specere" (which are latin words) just so you can use the word "suspicious". That's what learning each kanji individually is like
jpstudy.millaa

jpstudy.millaa

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An open journal displays handwritten Japanese text on the right page and an affirmation in Japanese and English on the left, set against a sunset image. A pen rests on the journal, with 'Journaling in Japanese' text overlay, a white heart, and Lemon8 branding, all on a purple background with clouds.
Journaling in Japanese: A Comfortable Practice
Journaling in Japanese has become a source of joy and comfort in my language learning adventure. Forget perfection – if words and kanji seem overwhelming, I lean on a translator like Deepl. There's no shame in it. Over time, those translation quirks become guides on the journey to improvement.
Study Gal 🌸

Study Gal 🌸

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A computer screen displays the Anki flashcard app with various Japanese language decks, including 'common anime words' and 'Japanese Essential Verbs'. The screen is on a desk with decorative items, and text overlay says 'you need this flashcard app for studying!'.
A close-up of the Anki app's deck interface shows options to download shared decks or create new ones. Text highlights that Anki is free for multiple platforms and allows syncing between devices.
A web browser shows the AnkiWeb Shared Decks page, displaying a vast library of user-created Japanese language flashcard decks available for import. Text emphasizes the 'huge library of shared decks'.
📚📑✏️ This is the best tool for studying!
If you are studying anything, especially languages, then you should be using flashcards! Anki is the best app out there for making and studying digital flashcards, and the best part is it’s FREE! Not only that, but you can also download other users’ flashcard decks for free or create your own based
astarael.games

astarael.games

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A pink spiral-bound journal with a crescent moon design and text "Dream BLANK JOURNAL" is on a desk next to a purple and white keyboard. Overlays read "Super Simple Bullet Journal Spread If you're learning Japanese SWIPE."
An open, blank, dotted-grid spiral-bound journal is shown on a desk. A text overlay says "Open up to a blank page."
An open spiral-bound journal displays a Japanese learning bullet journal spread. The left page has stroke order and practice grids, while the right page features sections for notes, a July calendar, a to-do list, and a language learning checklist. A keyboard is in the background.
Bullet Journal Spread ✨
This is a bullet journal spread I came up with while back. In case you don’t know, I minored in Japanese back when I was in college and I like to design learning materials for people at all levels (students or enthusiasts). ✨ One thing that I like to do is combine people’s love for journaling
The Cozy Study Shop

The Cozy Study Shop

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A white tote bag filled with books, with a starburst overlay containing the text: "THE MOST EFFICIENT LANGUAGE APP I FOUND THAT HELPS!"
A collage of LingoDeer app interfaces showing language course selection (Japanese, French, etc.), different fluency levels, character drills, and a Japanese Gojuon alphabet chart.
LingoDeer app screenshots explaining the Japanese Gojuon chart, detailing its structure with Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji, and comparing Hepburn and Kunrei-shiki romanization systems.
LingoDeer- one of the better language apps
This app called LingoDeer is full of many languages all with different levels of fluency and grammar, it is known for its detailed lessons and information that is compiled and used to better help the student get as close to fluent as possible. There are many levels all with grammar,reading,writin
Gianna

Gianna

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A pink spiral-bound journal with 'Super Simple Bullet Journal Spread If you're learning Japanese' on the cover, next to a white and purple keyboard, inviting users to swipe.
An open spiral-bound journal displaying blank dotted pages, with the text 'Open up to a blank page' overlaid, preparing for a Japanese learning spread.
A bullet journal spread for Japanese learning, featuring sections for character stroke order practice, a Hiragana chart, and notes, with 'Copy this :)' overlaid.
Bullet Journal Spread ✨
If you’re learning Japanese and love to journal, then you should check out this bullet journal spread idea: The left spread allows you to focus on one specific character (be it kanji, hiragana or katakana) with its stroke order with practice space on the bottom half. The right page has the hirag
The Cozy Study Shop

The Cozy Study Shop

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A restaurant interior with tables, chairs, and large floral arrangements, featuring an overlay text that reads '10 COMMON KANJI part 2'.
A graphic listing five common Japanese Kanji: 本 (book), 子 (child), 年 (year), 時 (time), and 日 (day), each with its reading and an illustrative icon, set against a restaurant background.
A graphic listing five common Japanese Kanji: 大 (big), 中 (in/middle), 国 (country), 新 (new), and 分 (minute), each with its reading and an illustrative icon, set against a restaurant background.
10 common Kanji (part 2)
In part 1, I shared 10 popular kanji to get you started, and now it’s time for part 2! 🌸 Here are another 10 kanji that are super basic and easy to learn. Perfect for beginners to build a strong foundation while keeping it simple. Let’s master these and boost your Japanese skills together! ✨📖 #
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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Learn how to… ✨
If you’re learning Japanese, it all starts with the writing system. A character a day will eventually lead to mastery of the hiragana writing system and eventually katakana and kanji. Check out the hiragana character け✨ #japanese #journaling #planner #ipad #ipadplanner #notes #le
The Cozy Study Shop

The Cozy Study Shop

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secret revealed 😎 #learnjapanese #nihongo #studyjapanese #languagetok
Jenny gonna get N2 🇯🇵

Jenny gonna get N2 🇯🇵

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An illustration of a person with dark skin and hair, adorned with red hearts, with text overlayed that reads "How to understand Japanese Kanji" and "N5".
A screenshot showing a YouTube video thumbnail titled "ON vs KUN Reading | The Ultimate Guide to Kanji Readings" with Japanese characters, accompanied by text recommending watching the video to understand Kanji.
An image displaying the Kanji for "water" (水) with its ON and KUN readings, alongside a detailed explanation of the differences between ON reading and KUN reading in Japanese.
How to understand Japanese Kanji
I used a YouTube video and it was honestly the best one for me, it was visual and made sense when they were explaining the difference between ON and KUN Kanji. . . . # #studyingjapanese #japaneselearning #learnjapanese #learningjapanese #kanji
Tuka

Tuka

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A handwritten Japanese study page detailing the Kanji '二' (two) with its Onyomi, Kunyomi, and special readings. It features common words and five example sentences with furigana and Korean/Spanish translations, decorated with flower and character stickers.
Kanji Doodles
Well here’s another page~ I can’t stress this enough but if by any chance you know Korean or Chinese learn Japanese from either of those languages! It is so much easier to understand if you have that background instead of learning it from English. Korean is a language designed to be easy to
Chonguitos VV

Chonguitos VV

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