Once you have those divide your time up: 30 mins of Penglo and 30 mins of reading per day. For the reading, I recommend starting with NHK news, and searching up everything you don’t understand in the dictionary

Also, find yourself a Japanese friend and exchange languages with them! Discord is great for this Search for “ English-Japanese language exchange servers” 😌

I learned a lot of vocab kanji and grammar on There then started reading basic manga after 6 months of this I started practicing speaking with a tutor on iTalki 😎

Don’t compare it, is pretty simple 😎

Best one I’ve found so far tbh 😌

Sorry for the bait but there’s not much else to it lol

It’ll all pay off in the end 🙏

Studying is way better than doomscrolling. Try doing it for just 30 days. You might like it and end up fluent 😆

Just some quick tips on the best way to get started with your studies. Remember to keep things simple and focus on what matters- actually reading and using Japanese 😆

If you follow these steps I’m pretty confident you’ll reach a good level in about a year. I was able to pass JLPT N3 with these strats but ik I still have a long way to go 😭

It’s not as hard as you think. Kanji are probably what people struggle with the most but once you understand their composition it’s acc pretty straightforward!

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