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@@jonathansnotes7284 muchísimas gracias 🥹🫶🏽💚🎆🇲🇽🥂

@@myuniyt cheers 🥂 to that!

@@marcrowe8336 marqusss 🥹🥹🩶🩶🩶 I LOVE YOU TOOO BIG BROTHER 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

@@jonathansnotes7284 muchas gracias amigo ☺️🙌🏽~ Tú también!!

@@Skull_on_wingz I Wish You The Best 💚💚💚

@@moonagain5928 buena suerte 🥰💜!

Thank you! However, it’s less about “progress” for me and more about me just picking back up an old habit. I spoke Spanish as a child with my grandparents and I was with my grandparents a lot so I’m just trying to get back to that habit again~~

@@whitneytheexplorer so this video is just another way I’m proving my dedication to making that happen~!

@@mansonchakma6028 on Amazon, it’s around $20-25 USD

Not really. You can do both, which is much better tbh

The best way of to learn it as words, this way you're gonna a pick up different readings too.

@@Angies.Infinity and thank you for watching 💚💚☺️

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Vielen Dank 💙💙💙 that means so much to me thank you! And thank you for the encouragement! Also I agree about the speaking aloud part~~

Guess you’ll have to learn Korean to figure out why it made the video 😌 otherwise, keep the comments to yourself~

@ but like on this timing the book inside is not korean…

@@Kyu_Hae_Eun 한자 (han ja) is korean for chinese characters. most korean words originate from chinese (한자) (like English words that originate from Greek or Latin) this book teaches 한자 as a way to remember vocabulary that is related to each other more easily. like 인 (in) in korean comes from the word 人 (ren) that means person in Chinese. in korean the word 인 mean person or ppl as well. hope this helps

From my experience, after learning kana, I learned some basic phrases and started learning vocabulary and grammar using a textbook (in my case, Japanese for Busy People). That has helped me by far to learn words and use them in context and also learn grammar. With kanji, my journey has been a little complicated as I’ve tried to learn them in different ways and have stumbled, but yeah. In Japanese for Busy People II is when the series starts incorporating kanji, but I tried to get to know them by the JLPT lists and practicing in apps that focus on kanji trying to get used to them, writing them with the right stroke order and learning vocabulary with those kanji. Also, I’m using a kanji game app named Kanji Heroes which helps me practice in a fun way, and reading some stories/news in Todai Japanese app, my textbooks and some mangas I’ve got. Also I would recommend doing immersion to practice your listening and reading skills. You can watch anime, news, listen to Japanese music or podcasts, anything you think will help you and that you enjoy. Hope this helps you somehow. Wish you the best in your Japanese learning journey! 🌸

Просто візьми будь-який підручник типу とびら чи げんき. Там уроки які включають як граматику ,так і словник. Як на мене краще одразу вчити слова ,а вже потім канджі( або канджі з прив'язкою до конкретних слів)

Start learning vocabulary, that's gonna help you practice your hiragana and Katakana. After you've learn some basic words like house,car,dog,pillow etc (they're the beginner words in every textbook), choose a textbook if you're into textbooks and just start studying. Start with Kanji 2-3 months in, unless you really like Kanji or/and learned Chinese or sth, don't hurry too muchwith Kanji, the most important thing to do as a beginner is to learn your hiragana very well as it's going to help you learn kanji later.

I'd love it! 🥰

@@orora9524 thank you so much 🥹💙💙 i will be more consistent this month! And you can do it~~ i started off the first 2-3 years making study plans just to hold myself accountable and be consistent to stay on track. You got this!!

@@kseniya1473 :( that is so sweet of you 😭😭😭💙💙💙 thank you so much for your kind words and support~~🥺🫶🏽

So cool!! I love it. Love hearing your updates 💚✌🏼

@@Emily.study.coffee thank you so much Em 💙💙💙

@@Emily.study.coffee i definitely recommend the topik books over the Tuttle book any day of the week lol i love both but nothing beats the topik books

@@jimrickard-z1j thank youuu 😄🫶🏽💚

@@PaulinaKarolina yes!!! I’m sooo glad sb else gets what im saying ahhh bc same! I have the same experience!

@@ninamariawolk4954 aww thank you so much 🥹🩶🩶🩶 I’m glad I can help you! I wish you so much luck in your language journey(s)😄📚

@@mapetidye Thank you! I wish you a lot of luck, too! 😊

@@chadmodeactivated I don’t get it😭😭

@@TheSelfTaughtLanguageCorner I loveeee that for you! That language is so, so beautiful to me 🥹 good luck with your studies 💚

@@Damingo63088 thank you~~ and I will💚

@@a.r.7309 it’s true💚

네~ 공부하고 있어요~~ :) 감사해요! 그리고 미국사람이에요~ 혹시 ikbwithyooshin4112는요?

@@mapetidye 저는 한국 사람이고 한국어 선생님이에요 ^^ 혹시 시간 되시면 저랑 같이 공부하실래요?^^ Everyday Live Class : Korean Time 1. For Beginer Solving 20 Words Quiz on TOPIK : 1:00AM (Korean Local Time) 2. Studying Korean Word Class & Chinese letter : 9:00PM (Korean Local Time) 3. Studying Korean Grammar & Korean Useful Expression : 10:30PM (Korean Local Time)

You can if you want! I’ve never put the two together but considering vitamin Korean has tons of practice while KGIU has all the grammar explanations, sounds like a great pair tbh!~