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[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

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I don’t know about you but I’m manifesting my Tokyo trip and I refuse to not learn at least a little bit of the foreign language. It’s rare to find a resource that actually gives you an insight into the proper ways to learn a language, but Tofugu offers just that. In addition to super cool lessons

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🎌How i study japanese on my phone~🎌

After studying japanese on and off for years, i’ve finally decided that this year i’m going to fully commit to learning! Besides studying my textbook, Genki, and notetaking, I use these 3 apps to help me keep up the habit: 📑Drops: repetitive flashcard like swiping game for vocabulary 📑HeyJapan:

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8 Free Resources to Learn Japanese Online

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japanese for beginners pt.1⛩️🇯🇵

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Learn Japanese faster than 99% of people ➡️➡️

People usually struggle because they don't follow this advice and get overwhelmed by a messy schedule ✨

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Japanese Kanji Guide (finally learn them)

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YOUTUBE CHANNELS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 2)

Hey everyone! Today, I have got some fantastic new YouTube channels to help you learn Japanese, whether you're looking for academic-style lessons or something more focused on daily conversation. These channels cover a variety of topics, so there’s something for everyone—whether you’re a beginne

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Tanoshii to practice your Japanese!

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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The difference between Japanese alphabets 🍋

If you're just starting to learn Japanese or are curious about it, you might feel overwhelmed by the fact that Japanese uses three different writing systems in its sentences. I remember feeling the same way—curious but also easily confused. To help you out, here’s a quick breakdown: Japanese u

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My favorite FREE apps to learn Japanese!

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

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SONGS TO LEARN KOREAN 🎼

These three songs might not be new to you—they’re super popular and often pop up in Korean dramas and shows! 🎶 Whether you’re just starting or want to sharpen your skills, these tunes are perfect for learning basic vocabulary and sentence patterns. Let the catchy melodies help you dive into Korean

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Tanaka san to learn Japanese

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Learn japanese feminine products

Makeup - kesho Perfume - kousui Purse - pasu Bra - burajā Lipstick - kuchibeni Curling Iron - kāringu airon Tampons - tanpon I post language learning content everyday. follow me #learnjapanese #japanesegirl #study #studyjapanese #japanese #languagelearning

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To be honest Japanese isn't hard at all! You just need dedication and a reason/goal for why you're learning it - for example, I wanted to be able to read my favourite manga - Hunter x Hunter :D

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YOUTUBE CHANNELS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 4) 🌸

If you're looking for a fun way to learn Japanese, learn Japanese through youtube is the best way. I found 3 new channels for you to learn Japanese. The lessons are lively and easy to follow, helping you improve your pronunciation with clear, slow speech. Plus, you get to experience Japanese cu

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best apps to learn Japanese✨🌸

and if you're just starting out pleasee take the time to learn kana 🐱 it's probably the most useful thing you can do early on when learning Japanese🍙

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Teuida for Korean and Japanese!

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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SONGS TO LEARN JAPANESE 🇯🇵

In this post, I’m sharing 3 traditional Japanese songs that are perfect for learning the language. These songs are not only fun but also help you easily pick up vocabulary. You’ll find that the rhythm and lyrics make it simple to remember new words, while also giving you a deeper understanding of J

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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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Learn how to read Japanese hiragana and katakana!

This workbook uses clever mnemonics to teach you the basics of reading Japanese fast! #nihongo #japanese #mnemonics #workbook

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MOVIES TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3)

Here are three fantastic Japanese movies that can help strengthen your vocabulary while keeping you entertained! 🎥 Dedicating just one hour a day to watching and practicing can make a huge difference. Immersing yourself in these movies not only improves your language skills but also brings you clos

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Learn Japanese while GAMING! 🌸

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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Workbooks, Tools & Resources To Learn Japanese!!

🇯🇵This year I told myself that I wanted to learn Japanese! I've never been to Japan but I would love to visit one day, and to do that I feel like it would be appropriate to familiarize myself with the language! So to do that I am using specific tools and resources to help me a long the way.

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What's Your Favorite Ramen? : Mini Japanese Lesson

I love love love shoyu ramen! This lunch photo is from my favorite ramen place locally. Here's a mini Japanese Lesson on Ramen: 1. Expressing Your Love for Ramen: - Share your love for ramen by saying "私の好きなラーメンは____" (Watashi no sukina ramen wa____), which means "My favor

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A laptop displays the 'Comprehensible Japanese' YouTube channel, showing video thumbnails for beginner lessons like 'Face' and 'The Tortoise and the Hare', with 88.8K subscribers.

The 'Comprehensible Japanese' YouTube channel on a laptop, featuring beginner lessons on topics such as 'Body Parts', 'Weather', 'My Family', and 'Colors and Fruits', described as 'easy to follow'.

A laptop screen shows a 'Comprehensible Japanese' video on 'Weather', featuring a map of Japan and weather-related drawings. The text highlights 'slow spoken and dynamic visuals' for understanding.

More Japanese resources!

Based off your comments it seems like more and more people are hopping on the Japanese learning train! With a tiny bit of previous Japanese knowledge I think the Comprehensible Japanese is an excellent resource for those who are still in the early stages of learning or even for those who are in hig

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The image shows a cafe interior with the title "MOVIE TO LEARN JAPANESE PART 4" prominently displayed, indicating a series on learning Japanese through films. "I HATE MONDAY" is visible on a window in the background.

The image displays the movie poster for "Linda Linda Linda," featuring four high school girls in uniform holding musical instruments, alongside bullet points highlighting its simple dialogues and natural phrases for Japanese learners.

The image features the movie poster for "Orange 2015," depicting its main characters and a letter, with text emphasizing its realistic conversations and emotional expressions for Japanese language learning.

MOVIES TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 4) 🍋

Here’s part 4 of our movie series for learning Japanese! 🎬 This time, we’ve got a selection of movies that showcase student life and the challenges of growing up. Perfect for picking up everyday vocabulary and expressions. Whether you're a beginner or intermediate learner, these films will make

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The #1 Japanese workbook to learn hiragana and kat

Learn hiragana and katakana and cover the basics of Japanese as fast as it gets! Mnemonics are the key to memorizing fast and recalling forever! #studyingjapanese #learningjapanese #learnjapanese #japanesebeginner #jlpt

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ANIME TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 5) 🌸

Who's ready for the next 3 anime to help us learn Japanese? I’ve got some great suggestions coming your way! Here's a tip: watching anime with subtitles can boost your vocabulary and help you understand natural conversations. Let’s dive into these fun shows and level up our Japanese learnin

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A tablet displays a Japanese language learning game, showing a pixel art character and a task to write "I am Tanaka" in Japanese. The screen includes Japanese characters "たなかです" for sentence construction practice.

A tablet shows a pixel art airplane with characters inside, representing the game's journey to Japan. The screen has a "Continue" button, indicating progression in the game "wagotabiDemo" where players learn Japanese while traveling.

A tablet displays the game's notes section, showing lessons like "Introducing yourself #1" and "#2." Detailed explanations for "Introducing yourself #2," including "はじめまして" and grammar rules, are visible for learning Japanese.

A game that you also learn Japanese 🇯🇵

Learning a language can be very difficult and I finally found a game that you can enjoy playing while also learning a language, this game is a demo so it’s not fully completed but when it will be completed, it will be an amazing game! in this game it feels like a Pokémon style game where you ar

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MANGA TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3) 🌸

Hey everyone! 📚 I’m back with Part 3 of learning Japanese through manga! Reading manga is such a fun and effective way to pick up new words, improve reading skills, and understand natural conversations. Did you enjoy the last recommendations I shared? Let me know which ones you liked the most! 🤩🇯🇵✨

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A vibrant image with an anime girl in a pink kimono, cherry blossoms, and pine trees under a blue sky, featuring the text "LEARN JAPANESE THROUGH anime part 2."

A graphic featuring the "Cardcaptor Sakura" anime poster with Sakura Kinomoto and Kero, detailing how the series helps learn Japanese through magical themes, friendship expressions, and casual phrases.

A graphic featuring the "Chi's Sweet Home" book cover with the cat Chi, explaining how the series aids Japanese learning with simple language, everyday scenes, and common expressions.

ANIME TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 2)

Today, we’ve got 3 super popular Japanese anime series to help with learning Japanese! "Cardcaptor Sakura" is my favorite—I’ve picked up so much vocabulary from it, and it’s such a great source of inspiration. "Chi’s Sweet Home" is absolutely adorable, with its cute chibi cat teachi

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A poster for the anime "Panda Go Panda" featuring a large panda and a small girl. Text highlights learning simple Japanese phrases, clear pronunciation for beginners, and exploring Japanese culture.

A poster for the anime "On-Gaku: Our Sound" showing three characters and a street scene. Text describes learning casual Japanese conversation, teen slang, and exploring youth culture through music.

LEARN JAPANESE THROUGH ANIME (part 8) 🤍

Learning Japanese through anime like Panda Go Panda and 5 Centimeters per Second is such a unique and fun experience! Panda Go Panda is perfect for beginners with its simple phrases and clear pronunciation, while 5 Centimeters per Second helps you dive into emotional, natural conversations. You get

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A pink background displays 'Cherry' in English, 'さくらんぼ' in Japanese, and '(SAKURANBO)' in romaji, framed by cartoon cherries along the top and bottom borders.

A pink background displays 'Strawberry' in English, 'いちご' in Japanese, and '(ICHIGO)' in romaji, surrounded by cartoon strawberries and small white flowers.

A coral background displays 'Apple' in English, 'りんご' in Japanese, and '(RINGO)' in romaji, with stylized apple branches and flowers decorating the corners.

Let's Learn Fruits in Japanese 🍓🍑 🍌 🍇 🍎 🍉 🍊 🍐 🍒

Here are sentences using Japanese fruit in romaji, with the breakdown of their meanings: 1. **Ichigo (いちご):** - Sentence: Watashi wa ichigo ga suki desu. - Breakdown: I like strawberries. 2. **Banana (ばなな):** - Sentence: Asa, watashi wa banana o tabemasu. - Breakdown: In the m

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use this hack to learn a language ✨

‧°𐐪♡𐑂°‧₊ 🎐 Reading Web Reader is a cool extension I discovered for easily translating between a variety of languages. It helps me explore articles, such as from English to Japanese, which I've been trying to learn to read for a while. Readlang efficiently helps with my learning while browsing

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A laptop screen displays a Google search page with the query "how to learn japanese" and various related search suggestions, illustrating the initial step of seeking Japanese learning resources online.

A laptop screen shows the YouTube channel "Japarrot! - Let's Learn Japanese," featuring its homepage with video thumbnails and subscriber count, highlighted as ideal for visual learners and cute content lovers.

A laptop screen displays the YouTube channel "JapanSocietyNYC," showing a Japanese language lesson video playing, emphasizing its calm and structured approach to learning Japanese.

My Fav Youtube Channels to Learn Japanese!!

If you’ve ever opened Google and typed “how to learn Japanese,” same. I was totally overwhelmed with where to start until I discovered YouTube channels that lowkey feel like having a personal tutor! My three favs? Japarrot! (adorable animations + vocab heaven), Japan Society NYC (feels like sitt

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A person stands on a street with buildings and red lanterns, with the overlay text "Learn Japanese through ANIME." The image introduces the topic of learning Japanese via anime.

The image displays the "My Neighbor Totoro" movie poster. Text highlights learning benefits like immersing in authentic Japanese dialogues, enhancing cultural understanding, and learning everyday phrases in a charming way.

The image shows the "Shirokuma Cafe" anime poster featuring a polar bear, panda, and penguin. Text describes learning benefits such as practicing everyday phrases through fun dialogues and boosting listening comprehension.

LEARN JAPANESE THROUGH ANIME (part 3)

Here it is—the iconic anime series that’s perfect for learning Japanese! I’m sure many of you have already heard of at least one of these three. They’re super beginner-friendly and a fun way to get started. A helpful tip: finding something you enjoy about a language, like anime, can make learning s

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TIKTOKS TO LEARN JAPANESE

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

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YOUTUBE CHANNELS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 3)

Hey everyone! Today, I’m excited to share three amazing YouTube channels that make learning Japanese fun and effective. These channels break down grammar, pronunciation, and natural expressions in an easy-to-understand way. Watching native content helps improve listening skills and comprehension ef

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LEARN JAPANESE THROUGH ANIME (part 9)

If you're looking for a fun way to improve your Japanese, these anime are a great place to start! Napping Princess, Summer Days with Coo, and High Speed! Free! Starting Days offer natural conversations, emotional storytelling, and everyday expressions that help you get familiar with casual Japa

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