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ในช่วงที่เริ่มเรียนรู้คันจิระดับ N3 ผมพบว่าเทคนิคการจำด้วยภาพและการแยกส่วนประกอบของตัวอักษรช่วยได้มาก อย่างเช่นคำว่า 相談 (そうだん) ซึ่งประกอบด้วย ตัว 相 ที่แยกย่อยเป็น ต้นไม้ (木) และตา (目) หมายถึงการมองกันแบบที่มีความหมายร่วมกัน ส่วน 談 ประกอบด้วยคำว่า พูด (言) และไฟสองกอง (火+火) ที่สื่อถึงการสนทนาอย่างเข้มข้น เมื่อนำมารวมกัน 相談 จึงหมายถึงการปรึกษาหรือการพูดคุยกันอย่างเคารพและเข้าใจซึ่งกันและกัน ประสบการณ์การใช้เทคนิคนี้ทำให้การจำคำศัพท์คล่องขึ้นและรู้สึกสนุกกับการเรียนรู้ นอกจากนี้ยังช่วยให้เข้าใจความหมายลึกๆ ของคันจิแต่ละตัว ไม่ใช่แค่จำสัญลักษณ์ลอยๆ ทำให้การเตรียมสอบวัดระดับภาษาญี่ปุ่นมีประสิทธิภาพมากขึ้น ผมแนะนำให้ลองสร้างเรื่องราวหรือภาพจำที่เกี่ยวข้องกับรากศัพท์ของคันจิ เช่น มองต้นไม้เข้าตาเพื่อสื่อถึงการพูดคุยที่มีความเคารพ กันบางครั้งก็เอาไฟสองกองมาเปรียบเทียบกับการสนทนาสองฝ่ายที่มีความร้อนแรงหรือกระตือรือร้น วิธีนี้ช่วยกระตุ้นความทรงจำและทำให้การเรียนรู้มีความเชื่อมโยงกับประสบการณ์จริงมากขึ้น

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part two 🫶🏻✨ what notebook design do you like better?? (clearing out the drafts) #japan #study #notebook #school #CapCut

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A MacBook Pro displays the 'Free Japanese Lessons' website, showing an introduction to learning Japanese online, including lessons on Hiragana, Katakana, grammar, and verb conjugation.

An iPad shows a digital notebook with Japanese words like 'student,' 'school,' 'study,' and 'notebook' written in Japanese and English, with a text overlay about learning both writing and speaking.

A handwritten Hiragana chart with romaji equivalents is displayed in an open notebook, illustrating the basic Japanese alphabet, with a text overlay stating that learning Hiragana enables reading Japanese.

I really want to learn Japanese this summer!

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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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

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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.

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

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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 #

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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

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A white Nintendo Switch console is centered on a wooden table, surrounded by Miffy-themed accessories and notebooks. The image features text overlays "cozy switch games" and "to wind down," setting the theme for relaxing gaming.

A white Nintendo Switch displays the "Sticky Business Complete Bundle" game, showing colorful stickers on its screen. An arrow points to the screen with the text "create your own stickers." Miffy-themed wooden stamps and headphones are in the background.

A white Nintendo Switch displays the "Slot & Learn KANJI" game, with an arrow pointing to the screen and the text "learn to write kanji." A Miffy standee with French words and a Miffy keychain are visible in the background.

Cozy switch games to wind down 🍯

Unwind with cozy Switch games: delve into the calming world of Sticky Business 🍯, where you create your own stickers. Immerse yourself in the tranquil gameplay of Slot & Learn Kanji 📚, blending learning with leisure. These titles offer the perfect escape to wind down after a hectic day, providi

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A laptop screen displays the JapanesePod101 YouTube channel, featuring a banner for free Japanese PDFs and a video of a woman. The overlay text encourages viewers to "subscribe to learn JAPANESE."

A laptop screen shows the JapanesePod101 YouTube channel's video section, displaying various thumbnails for Japanese language lessons. The overlay text reads, "Practical advice to enhance your language skill."

A laptop screen shows a JapanesePod101 YouTube video titled "310 Japanese Words You'll Use Every Day," featuring a female instructor. The overlay text highlights "fun, relatable, and educational videos with English explanations."

this is how you learn japanese

Japanese is one of the few languages that I would suggest finding a handful of learning resources for - and the Japanese Pod 101 channel on YT is just amazing! It combines a variety of learning style into one place which I think is great as we all need different methods of learning. Their videos ar

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POV : You finally found an app that doesn’t feel like homework

#japanese #learnjapanese #fyp #studytok #viral

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