hey guys! i FINALLY made a new video about studying Japanese, this time about speaking + pronunciation, so definitely check it out if you're learning; I think it can be beneficial no matter what level you're at (or what language you're learning!) ruclips.net/video/cm6-aTARFq8/видео.html thank you so much for all the love on this video~
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
I learned how to speak Japanese using Anki. I literally only used it like 5-10 minutes per day. It did take about 1.5-2 years to learn how to speak, but I put such a small amount of effort into learning that I feel like I cheated. It feels like I just magically know how to speak Japanese.
wow that’s amazing!! i feel like anki for me is just for learning my words but i have trouble stringing those words into a sentence lol. even in english it’s hard to speak 😂
@@ebifried just anki? no other activities? listening speaking? kanji or vocab on anki? if you got any tips( for fluency/learning ) please share if you want
@@Sp9u8 I learned the 2000 most common Japanese words with Anki. For the grammar, I just watched a few quick Japanese grammar videos on RUclips. You don't really need to memorize it, but a general idea of how their grammar works will help quite a bit. Then I just watched an absolute ton of Japanese movies and dramas and stuff like that. You'll come to terms with the grammar just from being exposed to the language, so that's why it's not really important to memorize much of it from the start. I watched everything with subtitles on for a very long time, until I could get the gist of what was being said without reading the subtitles, then I started watching everything without subtitles. By the time you switch to non-subtitles you should have had enough exposure to understand the grammar, and know enough words to get the general idea of the sentence. That's exactly how I learned. I basically just used Anki to learn the most commonly said words, and watched dramas to fill in the rest. It took roughly 2 years, and took practically zero effort, because the most important part is watching the dramas, and I would have eventually watched them either way. If she makes a video, you should probably watch it, though. Everybody has some kind of helpful tips that'll make your life a little easier. Oh, and I didn't learn Kanji yet. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. At least not until you can speak.
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Ja sensei is a good app to check grammar. Well, I haven't gone through all the lessons, but, what I can say for sure is that this app explains the topic in the simplest way and gives you a bunch of examples. I find it very useful
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
I've been using Renshuu so far, and while I am very much taking my time with Japanese. I've been loving how comprehensive it's been and how the settings allow me to adjust things based on my study style. Having it show pitch accent when learning the words and being able open a dictionary (complete with community notes) by tapping a word or kanji within just one app has been super convenient.
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
I started off learning hiragana and katakana as anyone else would, then I learned the grammar structure and that took abt 10-20 mins until I moved onto particles which I do not regret because I have a proper understanding to the different ways I can use certain particles, thx to 裕子先生 from smilenihongoacademy, I don't use much apps to learn japanese but I'll definitely check out the ones u suggested.
I’m pretty confused how do I start learning Japanese do I start with learning the hiragana and katakana alphabet and mesmerise it and then learn what words mean and grammar I’m so confused could u tell me how to start
@@itsky0ral760 ofc you should definitely learn hiragana and katakana first. to start off with grammar I think you should learn particles first because they're one of the hardest parts of Japanese especially when you have to take notes on them, after you've done that, then u should start learning nouns in an order like, animal, person, place and thing, after learn adjectives and verbs.
@@itsky0ral760 now kanji on the other hand I can't lie it's quite difficult but I'm sure you can get through it in due time, firstly you should start learning the numbers, 一、二、三、etc. good luck
Thanks! I've recently decided to try learn Japanese 1. To watch anime without subtitles 2. I feel like I'd enjoy speaking Japanese more 3. It's one of my favourite cultures, anime aside the folklore, the mythos and the technology.
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
actually the Netflix one is so smart, I personally consider myself a slow learner when it comes to memorizing things. and watching films in Japanese helped me memorize the words more. thank you!
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Keep up the good work studying Japanese, thanks for sharing your app recommendations. I’ve been studying and speaking Japanese for aaagges, but make the same grammar mistakes from way back. Might revisit and use some of these to fix my bad habits.
i have this problem too! my best way for fixing that has been italki >_< my teachers know it’s a weak point (after years of having it unchecked, like a bad disease lol) and by the end when we review my mistakes, i can become more conscious of what grammar mistakes they are! gradually i notice them reducing as well which is super motivating and helps with confidence in speaking too 🙈
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
HeyJapan is a really good App, but I recommend you to use books because if you don't have the premium version I don't think it will be useful for long. Aleas, as someone who has also just started, put a lot of effort into all your new skills that are being developed. Anyway.... Hi! I don't know who you are but I would like to tell you that there is a God who loves you deeply, who cares and has a lot of concern for you. If you're alive, know that it's because He remembered you for one more day, even if you don't deserve it. You know, people can be mean and don't care about others, maybe you live a life like that, and I want you to know that you are so important. God loves you so much that more than 2000 years ago he gave his ONLY son for the love of your life. Who would? Would you give your child for people who make mistakes all the time like you and me? Only someone as benign as He! Jesus is coming back! His Son, who died on a cross that was yours and mine, but rose again, and was taken up to heaven, will soon return and we have to be prepared for that. Nothing is worth your eternity! Leave your sins, homosexuality, and all the other things the bible talks about. Seek to live a life after God's own heart, and you will be rewarded with a peace of mind that no one but HE can give you and a joy beyond measure. Being His friend is everything! God be with you! Jesus loves you!Leave your sins, homosexuality and etc...Jesus is coming back!
Prayer As a Lifestyle Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer. -Psalm 4:1 Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer. One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us. God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to. Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God. The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love” (Psalm 44:23, 26) It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him. We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray. As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46) Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin. Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain. We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer. Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7) What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
NO WAYYY I just saw a ghibli movie today and I was like I wanna learn japanese but maybe one lifetime isn't enough because 1. I know duolingo isn't it 2. It's difficult to learn compared to the languages ik BUT THIS MOTIVATES ME!!! Aaa I hope I learn japanese, even if it takes me years!!
YAYYY im glad it motivated you!!! its so important to have a reason why so that you can keep going when it’s rough. you got this!! 🫶🏻 the beginning is the most fun :P
lol, I had the same thought when I rushed to the App Store. I’m biting the bullet. The free apps just ain’t workin’ for me, man. Hopefully you’ll have the disposable income to lay down for it soon. Wish me luck!
@@yuki._loves i learnt mandarin after japanese so all my japanese study kinda paid off at the beginning! maaybeee i’ll make a vid about that but i’m still super beginner in chinese :’)
@@RiegoLeil_DF a lot of it is. You can subscribe for more features. Sometimes they special offer permanent pro access for a one time fee (around $100 I think.)
there should be a community app where Japanese lessons are based around the repetitive use of certain words in a episode of a show. like a quiz and education on words and then once the lessons are done. you watch the show and start catching more of those words used in the show.
there is always italki/ plenty of other places where you can take private lessons and choose exactly how you want them done, but this does sound like such a cool idea!
Thank you for the advice! Just a quick question in case I missed it but is there a specific deck you recommend for Anki? There's alot of options and it's a bit overwhelming
Aw Anki costs 30€ for me :( and I sadly don’t have that kinda money for one app :( but I’m gonna look for the other apps too and look what works best for me! :)
I really want to learn Japanese😻 last 2019 I studied katakana but I got busy in my job and didn't finish it now I'm going to try this apps to continue my learning. I really love anime so I got some words/phrases from there too☺️
For writing in hiragana and katakana Im using a "write Japanese" Its really cool app that will help you remeber how to write. U can do practice mode or test and for each one character there is also a pronouncion how u should say it.
Hello, I am british and i am learning japanese your vedio help me alot to know more abt japanese Konnivhiwa, Igirisu-jin desu, nihongo o benkyo shite imasu. Anata no bideo wa, nihong ni tsuite motto shiru no oini yakudachimasu
hi! thanks so much for your comment :) i understood your japanese sentence too! i would highly recommend you to jump straight into writing in hiragan though, theres really no need to type in romaji~ good luck w your studies :D
I used hellotalk and had no idea that people used line and/or wechat for those purposes so i downloaded both and have surprisingly only found 1 weird person out of around 5, pretty good ratio if you ask me
aaa this helped so much thank you. if you don't mind me asking, i'd really appreciate knowing your approach to learning grammar. right now its my biggest struggle. also! do you use satori reader? if so do you enjoy it? I kind of find it a bit hard to be motivated to use it.
i use youtube kids as well to watch shows for kids in Japanese. you can select certain videos and channels that way you dont get random english vids in between
idk if you watched the video, but every app does something different 😂 if you’re only learning phrases for a trip, maybe youtube videos would be better
I just started learning japenese and now every time I watch anime I try to read the hiragana letters lmao I once watched a gintama episode and I was able to read a milk box (it said “Ichigo”)
I have been using hellotalk for a year,but still not tried to talk or learn bcos of my studies....I'm a high school student that's why....but I really wanna learn Japanese....and I need a friend who can help me to learn Japanese ... plus I'm not there for dating stuff...I really wanna learn ❣️ Btw I'm from India.....if anyone want be my friend there .....lemme me know
2:17 Sis, that side eye was fierce! Can I have your anki deck(s) for hiragana and katana please? Would it be wrong for me to master romaji & pronunciation first before reading & writing? Awesome content! 🎉
Just be earnest, being able to tell someone cares about the videos they make and their audience is the most valuable thing. Also btw, for ankiapp, do you recommend it he $26 version or free version?
@@kog6445 anki is free on desktop and android so the paid one is only on apple :( if you use it a lot on desktop and KNOW you will commit and use it, it’s definitely worth the investment! but make sure you like the app and it fits your study style first
I picked up the free one on my iPad, sadly I only own Apple devices so I think I'm stuck to it. I don't feel like investing to much just yet, I'm only on day 20 of learning. In light of this, I feel rude to ask so much- where did you start learning? I'm using duolingo, do you know any other routes, I'd like to diversify a little further.
@@kog6445 ohh that’s perfect then! yeah u totally don’t need to spend money on the app when it’s free :) i rlyyyy don’t recommend duo lingo 😅 i tried it, seems very illogical because the connection between english grammar and japanese is soooo different! i started with kumon 🤣 if you ever have specific japanese questions you can ask in my discord! the link is in bio 😊
i’ve watched gudetama with just japanese subs but i think it doesn’t have enough dialogue to keep me entertained 🥹 what else do you mean by sanrio related?
I wish I had an app like Anki when I started to learn. Honestly the spoken language part is actually easy to pick up (At least for me and I use it from time to time at work), but the written part is a pain to learn.
Do you think - bc 🤔 there is a Japanese language class near me its once a week over 6 weeks I think (and after moves into intermediate) - do you think it would be worth it to go to a class over learning from apps ?
if you require the routine of formal education and enjoy it i think it would be great!! apps are good to supplement. you CAN learn japanese free and alone but having support is always better imo :)
start off with like “most common 1k words” or something, you can google what you want and prob someone’s made it! find what’s matching with the textbook or other resource you’re using
@ebifried - Thanks so much for this video. I recently just got back from my first trip to Japan and I'm determined to learn the language and become a Japanese citizen one day. I'll definitely be taking a look at the recommendations you provided. You've got my sub. Cheers!
i don’t use android so i have no idea :( i’m sure they’re all great, i just like one where i can write the kanji with my finger! that must be an android function surely
i LOVE italki! probably my fav resource above every thing! duo lingo: maybe for other languages but it’s not good for japanese as an english native pimsleur; i was alr too advanced by the time i tried it but i didn’t rly like it! i don’t know the other 2!
Those apps sound amazing! However do you have any recommendation for apps to learn grammar? Or the resources you and other friends used to learn Japanese grammar?
Only on ios sadly cause anki's devs (which is completely free for android and desktop pc's) have to write the ios app in a completely different programming language just for ios which is a lot of work so they have to make the ios app Paid sadly
Thank you! I was using only one app before, and this video really helped me. However, I have a problem. How do I escape this green owl standing in front of my door?
hey guys! i FINALLY made a new video about studying Japanese, this time about speaking + pronunciation, so definitely check it out if you're learning; I think it can be beneficial no matter what level you're at (or what language you're learning!)
ruclips.net/video/cm6-aTARFq8/видео.html
thank you so much for all the love on this video~
Hi hi
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Are these apps free, perhaps?
Qt 🥧
I learned how to speak Japanese using Anki. I literally only used it like 5-10 minutes per day. It did take about 1.5-2 years to learn how to speak, but I put such a small amount of effort into learning that I feel like I cheated. It feels like I just magically know how to speak Japanese.
wow that’s amazing!! i feel like anki for me is just for learning my words but i have trouble stringing those words into a sentence lol. even in english it’s hard to speak 😂
@@ebifried just anki? no other activities? listening speaking? kanji or vocab on anki?
if you got any tips( for fluency/learning ) please share if you want
@@Sp9u8 i’ll make a video on how i self study japanese~ it’s definitely not just anki LOL
@@Sp9u8 I learned the 2000 most common Japanese words with Anki. For the grammar, I just watched a few quick Japanese grammar videos on RUclips. You don't really need to memorize it, but a general idea of how their grammar works will help quite a bit. Then I just watched an absolute ton of Japanese movies and dramas and stuff like that. You'll come to terms with the grammar just from being exposed to the language, so that's why it's not really important to memorize much of it from the start. I watched everything with subtitles on for a very long time, until I could get the gist of what was being said without reading the subtitles, then I started watching everything without subtitles. By the time you switch to non-subtitles you should have had enough exposure to understand the grammar, and know enough words to get the general idea of the sentence. That's exactly how I learned. I basically just used Anki to learn the most commonly said words, and watched dramas to fill in the rest. It took roughly 2 years, and took practically zero effort, because the most important part is watching the dramas, and I would have eventually watched them either way.
If she makes a video, you should probably watch it, though. Everybody has some kind of helpful tips that'll make your life a little easier.
Oh, and I didn't learn Kanji yet. I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. At least not until you can speak.
@@mrnobody6609 where did you watch the dramas movies etc if you dont mind saying
I only started using Anki a few days ago because of this video and it's already helping a lot, especially with vocab 😭 You're a lifesaver
keep it up! omg i ruined my streak and now i’ve ignored it for a month 💀
I can’t get it I have Nobel so I have to pay for it
SAME! It’s 24.99 USD on my IPad 😭
@@cautious_ali its an apple thing :( its free on desktop!
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Ja sensei is a good app to check grammar. Well, I haven't gone through all the lessons, but, what I can say for sure is that this app explains the topic in the simplest way and gives you a bunch of examples. I find it very useful
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
I've been using Renshuu so far, and while I am very much taking my time with Japanese. I've been loving how comprehensive it's been and how the settings allow me to adjust things based on my study style. Having it show pitch accent when learning the words and being able open a dictionary (complete with community notes) by tapping a word or kanji within just one app has been super convenient.
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Oh, do you use this for Japanese also? @@faith9505
@@faith9505 hail satan
I started off learning hiragana and katakana as anyone else would, then I learned the grammar structure and that took abt 10-20 mins until I moved onto particles which I do not regret because I have a proper understanding to the different ways I can use certain particles, thx to 裕子先生 from smilenihongoacademy, I don't use much apps to learn japanese but I'll definitely check out the ones u suggested.
that’s how i started off as well!! i’ll check out smilenihongoacademy :o
I’m pretty confused how do I start learning Japanese do I start with learning the hiragana and katakana alphabet and mesmerise it and then learn what words mean and grammar I’m so confused could u tell me how to start
@@itsky0ral760 ofc you should definitely learn hiragana and katakana first. to start off with grammar I think you should learn particles first because they're one of the hardest parts of Japanese especially when you have to take notes on them, after you've done that, then u should start learning nouns in an order like, animal, person, place and thing, after learn adjectives and verbs.
@@itsky0ral760 now kanji on the other hand I can't lie it's quite difficult but I'm sure you can get through it in due time, firstly you should start learning the numbers, 一、二、三、etc. good luck
@@itsky0ral760 I'm terrible at explaining things but I hope this somewhat helps 😭
Thanks! I've recently decided to try learn Japanese 1. To watch anime without subtitles
2. I feel like I'd enjoy speaking Japanese more
3. It's one of my favourite cultures, anime aside the folklore, the mythos and the technology.
all the best! it’s gonna be a long journey so don’t give up 😊
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
actually the Netflix one is so smart, I personally consider myself a slow learner when it comes to memorizing things. and watching films in Japanese helped me memorize the words more. thank you!
that’s awesome!! keep it up 😄 i’m even watching stranger things in japanese rn loll
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together Anki and hellotalk have really helped me and I found them through this video.
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
your "gyakuten saiban" folder is so real (and THANK YOU!!)
i never finished the game 😭
@@ebifried rip 😔😔
Keep up the good work studying Japanese, thanks for sharing your app recommendations. I’ve been studying and speaking Japanese for aaagges, but make the same grammar mistakes from way back. Might revisit and use some of these to fix my bad habits.
i have this problem too! my best way for fixing that has been italki >_< my teachers know it’s a weak point (after years of having it unchecked, like a bad disease lol) and by the end when we review my mistakes, i can become more conscious of what grammar mistakes they are! gradually i notice them reducing as well which is super motivating and helps with confidence in speaking too 🙈
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
I love the aesthetics!! I've been studying Japanese for a month now, and HeyJapan is my favorite. New sub here. Keep going❤
omg i only dream of being aesthetic!! thank uuu 🥰 i’ll have to check that one out!
HeyJapan is a really good App, but I recommend you to use books because if you don't have the premium version I don't think it will be useful for long. Aleas, as someone who has also just started, put a lot of effort into all your new skills that are being developed.
Anyway....
Hi! I don't know who you are but I would like to tell you that there is a God who loves you deeply, who cares and has a lot of concern for you. If you're alive, know that it's because He remembered you for one more day, even if you don't deserve it. You know, people can be mean and don't care about others, maybe you live a life like that, and I want you to know that you are so important. God loves you so much that more than 2000 years ago he gave his ONLY son for the love of your life. Who would? Would you give your child for people who make mistakes all the time like you and me? Only someone as benign as He! Jesus is coming back! His Son, who died on a cross that was yours and mine, but rose again, and was taken up to heaven, will soon return and we have to be prepared for that. Nothing is worth your eternity! Leave your sins, homosexuality, and all the other things the bible talks about. Seek to live a life after God's own heart, and you will be rewarded with a peace of mind that no one but HE can give you and a joy beyond measure. Being His friend is everything! God be with you! Jesus loves you!Leave your sins, homosexuality and etc...Jesus is coming back!
Prayer As a Lifestyle
Answer me when I call to you, O God who declares me innocent. Free me from my troubles. Have mercy on me and hear my prayer.
-Psalm 4:1
Have you ever thought there was no future for you, that it was just too late? If so, then you need to know more about the power of God and what can take place through prayer.
One thing that certainly stands out in the pages of Scripture is that prayer can dramatically change situations, people, and, on occasion, even the course of nature itself. But what prayer changes the most is us.
God will allow hardship and difficulties in our lives so that He can reveal Himself and put His power and glory on display for those who are watching. When we pray, we’re acknowledging our need for God’s help. Maybe that is why we don’t pray as much as we ought to.
Prayer is an admission of weakness on our part, and some people don’t like to admit weakness. However, we’re foolish if we think we don’t need God.
The psalmist was being honest with God when he prayed, “Wake up, O Lord! Why do you sleep? Get up! Do not reject us forever. . . . Rise up! Help us! Ransom us because of your unfailing love”
(Psalm 44:23, 26)
It isn’t always a bad thing to complain to God or to bring your concerns, your questions, your pain, and your sadness to Him.
We repeatedly read in the Gospels that Jesus prayed, and He prayed a lot. He would spend the night in prayer, and He would rise early while the disciples were still sleeping and pray.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He cried out, “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” (Matthew 27:46)
Jesus wasn’t having a crisis of faith, as some have suggested. It was the opposite. As He was dying for the sins of the world, He simply was describing the moment when God the Father turned His holy face away and poured the sins of all humanity upon Christ, who never committed a single sin.
Jesus was crying out to the Father, and we can do the same when we’re in pain.
We should get into a habit of prayer. We tend to make prayer a very formal matter, and we become hung up on that. But when a burden hits us, we should pray right then. When something troubles us or concerns us, we should turn it into a prayer right away. We need to develop a lifestyle of prayer.
Philippians 4 reminds us, “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then, you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus” (verses 6-7)
What do you do with your heartache? Pray. Commit it to the Lord. Cry out to God in your sorrow and pain. Call on God for His provision, protection, and guidance. And give thanks to Him for your joys..
Thank you! I found this really helpful! It was great to see some apps that I don't commonly see on other videos! :D
yaaayy i’m so happy my vid was able to help someone!! new japanese study buddy? 😋
@@ebifried Sure!!
You are a very underrated channel!! Thank you so much for all of the tips!! 💗 I just subscribed ☺
thank you!! i only just started making vids :3 that means a lot!
NO WAYYY I just saw a ghibli movie today and I was like I wanna learn japanese but maybe one lifetime isn't enough because 1. I know duolingo isn't it 2. It's difficult to learn compared to the languages ik
BUT THIS MOTIVATES ME!!! Aaa I hope I learn japanese, even if it takes me years!!
YAYYY im glad it motivated you!!! its so important to have a reason why so that you can keep going when it’s rough. you got this!! 🫶🏻 the beginning is the most fun :P
Thank you for the app recommendation! I’ll definitely try most of them out :D
I am very interested in learning Japanese and I’m so glad I came across this video! I also love your Pokémon plushies
omgg i’m so glad! i’ll definitely continue making japanese study vids so i hope you like them 😇🫶🏻
anki is like 25 bucks bro im broke
free on desktop :( otherwise there’s free knock off apps but anki has the best variety of premade decks
Thank you for that warning
lol, I had the same thought when I rushed to the App Store.
I’m biting the bullet. The free apps just ain’t workin’ for me, man. Hopefully you’ll have the disposable income to lay down for it soon. Wish me luck!
Ayy, an AA fan!
I only haven't played Spirit of Justice yet, glad to see a fellow nerd :P
finally someone who recognized the japanese name for it 🙏🙏
@@mothballswallower glad to be here :P
im am learning mandarin and not japanese but i love your videos theyre so well edited (:
awww thank you so much that means a lot!! I want to learn mandarin as well hehe + might make some videos about that as well :3
waaw how is it?? I also wanna learn mandarin do you have any tips?? thnxx
@@yuki._loves i learnt mandarin after japanese so all my japanese study kinda paid off at the beginning! maaybeee i’ll make a vid about that but i’m still super beginner in chinese :’)
@@ebifried haha i aslo planned to learn mandarin after japanese but thank you you somehow motivated me
@@yuki._loves we got this! it’s totally possible with time, even tho it all seems daunting rn 😭😭
a good alternative to anki is renshuu! it has a cuter interface and some games and so on, so i recommend
oo i’ll check that out! i am actually using WANIKANI atm but on a hugeeeee break… 💀
@@ebifried renshuu is amazinnnng please do 😜
Is it free?
@@RiegoLeil_DFyesss
@@RiegoLeil_DF a lot of it is. You can subscribe for more features. Sometimes they special offer permanent pro access for a one time fee (around $100 I think.)
there should be a community app where Japanese lessons are based around the repetitive use of certain words in a episode of a show. like a quiz and education on words and then once the lessons are done. you watch the show and start catching more of those words used in the show.
there is always italki/ plenty of other places where you can take private lessons and choose exactly how you want them done, but this does sound like such a cool idea!
Jpdb has vocabulary lists per show
1) 0:37
2) 3:02
3) 4:04
4) 5:12
thank you! i should put chapters in the future oops
@@ebifried ☺️👍
Thank you for the advice! Just a quick question in case I missed it but is there a specific deck you recommend for Anki? There's alot of options and it's a bit overwhelming
Thanks so much for this. It was overwhelming trying to sort through the Japanese language apps.
i’m about to post a whole review on Bunpo soon!!
Aw Anki costs 30€ for me :( and I sadly don’t have that kinda money for one app :( but I’m gonna look for the other apps too and look what works best for me! :)
i think that's only on apple app store! it should be free on desktop
Thanks!! I’d love to learn Japanese, I’m on ky journey to becoming a polyglot and honestly Kikuo and Maretu just gave me a goal for Japanese.
are those apps..?
@@ebifried Noo they’re vocaloid artists
Maretu fan spotted 😍
@@chills_tiny_mom yesss let’s kiss /j
I really want to learn Japanese😻 last 2019 I studied katakana but I got busy in my job and didn't finish it now I'm going to try this apps to continue my learning. I really love anime so I got some words/phrases from there too☺️
yayy don’t give up! taking long breaks is v normal as a language learner~
Thank you for the video, I just subbed and downloaded Jaccent :)
thanks! good luck w your studies :D
This is an incredible video. I'm downloading Anki rn
are u actually? what are u learning :D
I watch Old Enough too! It is sooo cute!!!
they’re sooo brave and well behaved though i could never 😂
OMG old enough was what our Japanese teacher put every day when I was in primary school... MEMORIES BRING BACckkk
omggg you learnt Japanese since primary school? 🥹 also i didn’t know it was such an old series!
@@ebifried Ikr
For writing in hiragana and katakana Im using a "write Japanese" Its really cool app that will help you remeber how to write. U can do practice mode or test and for each one character there is also a pronouncion how u should say it.
Hello, I am british and i am learning japanese your vedio help me alot to know more abt japanese
Konnivhiwa, Igirisu-jin desu, nihongo o benkyo shite imasu. Anata no bideo wa, nihong ni tsuite motto shiru no oini yakudachimasu
hi! thanks so much for your comment :) i understood your japanese sentence too! i would highly recommend you to jump straight into writing in hiragan though, theres really no need to type in romaji~ good luck w your studies :D
Hii! I recommend that you don’t write like this and instead try and write in Japanese (it helps with learning trust me!)
Very helpful video, thank you!
I used hellotalk and had no idea that people used line and/or wechat for those purposes so i downloaded both and have surprisingly only found 1 weird person out of around 5, pretty good ratio if you ask me
lmaooo noo it should be 1/10 at least 😔 stay safe!
It's kinda hard on those apps for me. Seems like everyone just wants to speak with women.
aaa this helped so much thank you. if you don't mind me asking, i'd really appreciate knowing your approach to learning grammar. right now its my biggest struggle.
also! do you use satori reader? if so do you enjoy it? I kind of find it a bit hard to be motivated to use it.
check out tae kim’s guide to japanese it’s free online! and goes through grammar “in order”
i use youtube kids as well to watch shows for kids in Japanese. you can select certain videos and channels that way you dont get random english vids in between
Kanji garden is also pretty awesome
Seeing Gyakuten Saiban in that list hit me like a brick.
😂
This is so lovely AAAA💜💜💜
thanks reggie!! are you gonna use some for your japanese study? 👀
Thank you
有り難う!🇯🇵
Why are you using kanji for the “a” and “ga”?
ありがとう (how did I spell it incorrectly the first time lol)
Very helpful compilation
yayyy glad i could help!
That’s help a lot thank you !
I think it’s a decent addition and good for building vocabulary and learning hiragana and katakana. But I think it should only be supplemental
But what if I just wanna learn how to speak Japanese and not how to write it?
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for your vidio about learn about longuage this very amazing 👍👍
Greatting from Macau china
thanks for watching! 😄 I wish I could go to Macau one day~
7:00 lol funny you mention that because in one of Takashii from Japan's video interviews one of the couples met using language learning apps 😂
hahha hello talk is famous for that 🙈
Anyone have a good suggestion for a different dictionary app the one she shows isn't compatible with my new phone.
AHAHAHAHAHHA ebi THE VIDEO IS ACTUALLY REALLY GOOD, made me have a good laugh and the same time gain a bunch knowledge. Great Job 👏🏽👍🏼 Keep it Up 💪🏼
thanks baba 😭 so motivating! :D
Nice video!! Thank you so much :))
:D i’m glad u liked it!
Which one would you recommend most? I'm trying to learn Japanese for a trip, and I really cant seem to figure out which app suits me more
idk if you watched the video, but every app does something different 😂 if you’re only learning phrases for a trip, maybe youtube videos would be better
I just started learning japenese and now every time I watch anime I try to read the hiragana letters lmao I once watched a gintama episode and I was able to read a milk box (it said “Ichigo”)
Wow, My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed
No more “ごはんと水苦で際” 💅
omg that’s horrendous kanji for kudasai why would u
I'm confused, do you use anki pro or anki dorid? Or maybe some other app which I'm not aware of
I have been using hellotalk for a year,but still not tried to talk or learn bcos of my studies....I'm a high school student that's why....but I really wanna learn Japanese....and I need a friend who can help me to learn Japanese ... plus I'm not there for dating stuff...I really wanna learn ❣️
Btw I'm from India.....if anyone want be my friend there .....lemme me know
it takes a long time to find the right partner but you definitely can!
@@ebifried I hope soo❣️
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing ma'am..nice Good job..
good luck w your studies!
2:17
Sis, that side eye was fierce!
Can I have your anki deck(s) for hiragana and katana please?
Would it be wrong for me to master romaji & pronunciation first before reading & writing?
Awesome content! 🎉
i don’t think romaji is necessary! you learn pronunciation via hiragana 😅
Small channels are always the best
aww! i’m still learning to make videos so idk about thaaaatt but thank you 🥹🥰
Just be earnest, being able to tell someone cares about the videos they make and their audience is the most valuable thing.
Also btw, for ankiapp, do you recommend it he $26 version or free version?
@@kog6445 anki is free on desktop and android so the paid one is only on apple :( if you use it a lot on desktop and KNOW you will commit and use it, it’s definitely worth the investment! but make sure you like the app and it fits your study style first
I picked up the free one on my iPad, sadly I only own Apple devices so I think I'm stuck to it. I don't feel like investing to much just yet, I'm only on day 20 of learning. In light of this, I feel rude to ask so much- where did you start learning? I'm using duolingo, do you know any other routes, I'd like to diversify a little further.
@@kog6445 ohh that’s perfect then! yeah u totally don’t need to spend money on the app when it’s free :)
i rlyyyy don’t recommend duo lingo 😅 i tried it, seems very illogical because the connection between english grammar and japanese is soooo different! i started with kumon 🤣
if you ever have specific japanese questions you can ask in my discord! the link is in bio 😊
Oooo I bet watching you play games in Japanese could help other language learners! Do you have any vods or archived streams?
Does Anki not exist anymore? I can't find it
it does!! there’s lots of copy cat apps that may be making it harder to find.. but it’s a blue star logo
I also watch old enough I highly recommend it also I recommend watching anything sanirio related
i’ve watched gudetama with just japanese subs but i think it doesn’t have enough dialogue to keep me entertained 🥹 what else do you mean by sanrio related?
I wish I had an app like Anki when I started to learn. Honestly the spoken language part is actually easy to pick up (At least for me and I use it from time to time at work), but the written part is a pain to learn.
Do you think - bc 🤔 there is a Japanese language class near me its once a week over 6 weeks I think (and after moves into intermediate) - do you think it would be worth it to go to a class over learning from apps ?
if you require the routine of formal education and enjoy it i think it would be great!! apps are good to supplement. you CAN learn japanese free and alone but having support is always better imo :)
Thank you sister I am from india I love I love japanese
Great editing.. w humor👍🏻
omg thank you 🤭
What specific anki decks would you recommend?
start off with like “most common 1k words” or something, you can google what you want and prob someone’s made it! find what’s matching with the textbook or other resource you’re using
@ebifried - Thanks so much for this video. I recently just got back from my first trip to Japan and I'm determined to learn the language and become a Japanese citizen one day. I'll definitely be taking a look at the recommendations you provided. You've got my sub. Cheers!
woww all the best to you! thanks for your comment ☺️
Ty!
Greetings from Brasil.
greetings from japan! 😄
Is the dictionary you mentioned available for andoird phone?
If not
Which dictionary do you recommend?
i don’t use android so i have no idea :( i’m sure they’re all great, i just like one where i can write the kanji with my finger! that must be an android function surely
I can't find the second apps in my google play store
Is there anything you can tell about learning mandarin?
Very helpful edi
3:02
How do you feel about italki, fluent forever, duolingo, Olly’s Storytelling and Pimsleur?
i LOVE italki! probably my fav resource above every thing!
duo lingo: maybe for other languages but it’s not good for japanese as an english native
pimsleur; i was alr too advanced by the time i tried it but i didn’t rly like it!
i don’t know the other 2!
Why’s Anki £24.99 😭I ain’t that rich
i think it’s for iphone :( it’s free on desktop and android lol
Any good alternatives for the dictionary app?
My phone's not compatible
Those apps sound amazing! However do you have any recommendation for apps to learn grammar? Or the resources you and other friends used to learn Japanese grammar?
best free resource would be tae kims guide to japanese! it’s not an app though just google it
Thank you dear
Is there any alternative to anki? rn in the appstore I have to pay for it and it’s so expensive for me 😢.. and everyon e I hear says use anki
it’s free on desktop 🥹 otherwise i think another app on appstore is called anki and its orange but idk how it works!
Hi! Very informative video hehe. May I ask if you could share which anki deck you used and recommend?
i used RTK 1 (should appear on google! it’s the most common 1000 kanji)
@@ebifried tysm hehe
Not me getting a Duolingo add 😂😭
Hi, any recommendations for anki decks about vocab and kanji?
i got the refold 1k one but i think its paid now :( just search for like most common 1000 words! or a wanikani deck
@@ebifried thanks
Wow I Love the little girl on that intro!, how did u make the intro?
that’s my avatar! i got her + the logo designed by my sister (greyradian) and then i got it put in the stinger on fiverr 🥰
What shows or movies do you watch on Netflix with Japanese subtitles? I am struggling to find stuff on Netflix with Japanese subtitles.
anything i want to watch i put it on japanese 😅 no more english tv…
I use hellotalk but none of the Japanese people i start talking to continue talking to me
THE FACT THAT IT GOT A DUOLINGO ADD LMAOO
NOOOO THATS NOT-
pls don't leave the discord sound in without mentioning it cuz every time I just think its my discord.
😂
omg our bdays are the same girly 🥰
REALYYY ✨🙌🏼 twin
Arrigato downloading now
ganbatte!
IS THAT AN ACE ATTORNEY REFERENCE 3:15
Does anyone know any flash card alternatives to Anki? I’ve tried using it 3 or 4 times but I just can’t stand the UI
wanikani! it’s expensive though but worth it
Anki is £24.99!
Anki so expensive 😢
Only on ios sadly cause anki's devs (which is completely free for android and desktop pc's) have to write the ios app in a completely different programming language just for ios which is a lot of work so they have to make the ios app Paid sadly
@@reimu420 unfortunate
@@reimu420 So if it is in android is it free? Also how to download like is it available on playstore?
Thank you! I was using only one app before, and this video really helped me. However, I have a problem. How do I escape this green owl standing in front of my door?
😂😂 get rid of it!!! duolingo be goneee
What keyboard do you use? It's so pretty!
ahh sorry late reply hahahha it’s from akko monet’s pond! there’s different sizes
6:17 my humor is broken cause this had me crying 😂
SKKSKDJS omg my english is deteriorating right before my eyes
i cant find the japanese dictionary :( can you send link pleaseee