Learning Japanese with Refold (MIA)
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- I decided to get back into learning Japanese. Here's how.
Utilizing my time while I #StayHome, I decided to restart learning Japanese. I will try MIA, which stands for the Mass Immersion Approach. As the name says, its focus lies on immersion. But there are a lot of other things to make your life easier.
MIA’s quick start guide: massimmersionapproach.com/tab...
MIA’s stages: massimmersionapproach.com/tab...
A lot more information about Mia on Matt vs Japan’s Channel: / mattvsjapan
AJATT: www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/...
Anki: apps.ankiweb.net/
Remembering the Kanji: geni.us/Kanji
Search for Japanese audio on netflix: www.netflix.com/browse/audio/ja
One Punch Man web comic: galaxyheavyblow.web.fc2.com/
More secret content on Patreon: / japanesejourney
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Awesome introduction to MIA! Best of luck with your learning!
Thanks Matt! Really appreciated!
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andddddddddddd its gone
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What’s something you’ve been postponing for too long?
P. S.: Small correction: I’ve pronounced it as in a word, mia, but it should be as in an acronym, M. I. A.
This video did a great job explaining what MIA is and I appreciate the tips on learning Japanese too. Thanks, I'm going to give this a shot!
About 10000. I found guy on RUclips who take all subs for every show on netflix and used text analyzer on them. So, for understanding 75% of netflix show its enough to know 1000 words. But if your goal 95% - its 13000 words.
Thanks for sharing!
The MIA quick start guide also contains some information on how to automate this process.
As for 13k words, I'm somewhat in the middle I guess. Way to go^^
You have a japanese wife!!? That's a huge advantage over the rest of us. Just tell her to speak only in japanese to you. Boom done!
That's what she does, so no issue on that front. Trying to use this Japanese when speaking to my boss is however 😂
Japanese Journey whats your job? Are you a teacher?
@@Abdulla_tech I'm an engineering manager
Works only if you're already on a good communicative level or if you don't have a language in common on a level that makes communication faster. In a relationship, you usually want to communicate effectively and not struggle too much, hence people use the language that serves best for communication.
Imagine if i had spent the past 5 years watching anime with no subtitles.
Doesn't really mean anything if you don't understand the grammar. You can spend 10 years watching Japanese content, and still have hardly a clue what they are saying. I tried this approach when it came to Japanese, just watch Japanese content zero subs, then I realized that it's a big waste of time. I then decided to go onto learning the grammar basics and my Japanese skyrocketed. Seriously, understanding things like Particles, Polite/Impolite verb conjugation, Ta/Te form, different i/na adjective negations, etc makes your Japanese step up to a whole new level. Also being able to read Japanese is an important skill you can't get from anime. Reading Kana/Kanji takes lots of practice and years to get really good at it.
Loving it!
Thanks man!
I just started with "That Japanese Man Yuta" Aoli on his channel and course. He focuses on modern conversational discourse. This might be more for a visitor than a resident.
Yeah, I have this feeling too.
I used to receive his free lessons, but since they covered mostly beginner stuff, I unsubscribed after some time.
All the best with your learning!
Hey welcome.
I've been learning JP on and off too, I've known about AJATT since a few years ago, but I started again 3 months ago. Good luck.
Thanks man, all the best to you too!
Nice!!! Really very well explained my friend. Ur channel is interesting too!!!
Gonna try MIA for sure!!!! Thanks!!!
All the best with your learning Ashish!
頑張て!
Learning Japanese since September 2018 and Anki is really great tool, if I knew about it back in highschool life would have been much easier and perhaps I would remember some of the Spanish and Russian they were trying to teach me there. Unfortunately I am still a bit strugling to figure out how to incorporate grammar into it
Yeah, learning a language in school is definitely less than optimal.
Back when I used to learn grammar, I would read the rules in a book (like Genki), then input the sample sentences into Anki.
You kinda sound like Yuta the Japanese Man 😂
Yeah? Wth?? Why is that? 😂
We are secretly one and the same person
Very simple and informative thank you! but you didn’t mention how to learn the pronunciation of the Kanji?
How did this go?
something i would want to tell myself back when i started
would be to 'anki' against the program rather than (torturing) myself
-just spamming easy and again's (i was fixated on the hard button)
and 25 kanji per day was quite.. was very.. very inconsistent
so i had to set the limit per day to 200 from 9999
otherwise i would have 1000 reviews
and i was only at 600-900 kanji
should have restarted the whole deck with less per-day new kanji(and without actually skipping a day lol)
I totally agree with that!
All the ideas that went into RRTK aside, what really made the difference and helped me maintain the 25 new cards / day, without having it turning frustrated or crazy, was Matt's advice to not use the hard button.
It still took me 90-120 minutes each day for other reasons, but I'll touch on that in another video
Matt and Yoga have done an EXCELLENT job of improving and fine tuning the language learning process that nets the most results the fastest. Start active and passive immersion as much as you can stand it, and learn your Kana. Start your kanji with lazy-kanji to give yourself a little help with RTK in the future, and start sentence mining. Of course, this is an over simplification, but Matt and Yoga are working their butts off to really fine tune the process and help people learn a new language. Thanks for the shout-out to this AWESOME system!
Thanks for the comment Kevin.
@Ti Klim why?
what did you say you are going to use for learning the Basic readings? Thanks!
Normal Japanese Textbooks.
At what point do you learn the writings? Shouldn’t you learn the writings if you’re planning on living in japan?
1:10 what song if that?
How do you sentence mine? The approach is so vague.
Thanks for asking Jonathan. The MIA quick start guide linked in the description goes into more details.
Anyone knows what's the music at the end?
Continent, available on Artlist.io: artlist.io/song/9479/continent
Also available for free download here: www.jamendo.com/track/1577252/continent
Wie läuft es bisher? Ich bin vor kurzem auf MIA gekommen und lerne auch Japanisch 👍
Hatte einen guten Start, war nach 39 Tagen fertig mit Recognition RTK.
Bin dann aber krank geworden und musste aufhören :(
*wink wink*
😉
What's up with your gammy left eye?
Literally didn't realize that while editing the video 😅
I didn't wear contact lenses, that might have been one of the reasons. Why only the left one though 🤔
I've learned that it will take 27 years to reach a good foundation in a martial art. =P
Most people practice "only" for 5 days per week or so though. So about 38 years.
@@JapaneseJourney Those weekends really add up!
Kooshi
why are you winking at us
Because I like you.
Aww :) The winking helped, I just subscribed!
Awesome and welcome!
Tzzz, dann muss Midori einfach deutsch lernen.
Flashcards on steroids 🤣
Still can't see any difference between AJATT and MIA. All the things you do in MIA are advertised by AJATT plus constant listening. So...