I love that you started with "Don't search forever". It's honestly such underrated advice and I wasted a lot of time I could have used just sticking to one thing rather than be obsessed with efficiency. Great video and advice!
Hi LinnLett san! Thank you so much for a good review of the MochiKanji app, and a useful video as well. MochiMochi wishes you and your channel more success with the great content you bring to your audience!
The path I am following I started immersing myself almost immediately, even if I can't understand it looking at and hearing stuff is super helpful, I started to with learning hiragana and katakana, I am currently learning a practice deck on anki of 2000 common words, then after I finish that I am immediately jumping into kanji and learning around 2-3 thousand of those. Then Its just expanding my vocabulary and still immersing myself as much as possible (im still in highschool so a large part of my day is in English no matter what, but I am starting to hear words I know more and more when I do immerse myself at home)
I use half of the resources and material here. I'm currently studying for N3, and although not as intensive as what you do, I've been having a steady progress in Japanese. I recommend the same! And thank you for the video!
Hiya! It's so nice to see someone else doing their self-study of Japanese! I have NO money whatsoever, so I've been using the free online textbook, IMABI to study! I started Sept.1st of 2023, 1 hour per weekday, and you're right that everyone's path is different. I'm staying away from vocab and kanji, focusing on actually learning the concepts and particles instead--And it works well! I tend to watch a lot of anime/listen to Japanese music. So when I hear particles, my brain sometimes goes. [The '[example] particle is used here because...] I've also used youtube videos for lessons I still struggled with. There are MANY out there. To wrap, I've been digging into grammar + sentence structure more than anything, and it's quite pleasant. I also practice my hiragana and katagana because writing is important...Slow and steady creates a stable path of creativity! I eventually aim to study vocab + kanji + talking practice. I'm nervous for that, but oh well! I'm learning Japanese because I find fulfillment in it. Also I want to read untranslated manga releases but tell no one,,, Good luck on your journey (and everyone else's!)
Thank you for sharing such a helpful video, I've been going on the journey to learn new language and I really love Japanese. I will try applying your methods and hope that I can know basic japanese when I come back here after months.
Great advice and nice video 🙌😊! I don't tend to comment on Japanese learning-related videos because I feel that the language community can be quite toxic and doesn't give proper advice, often setting unrealistic expectations. For example, some people say things like, "If you are not aiming and rushing to JLPT N2/N1, you're wasting your time" which I don't agree with at all. That's why I appreciate what you did here. I'm preparing for the JLPT N2 at the moment, and one piece of advice I would add is that the JLPT itself is not going to cover all the vocabulary used in anime or even the kanji used in manga. The JLPT is aimed at reaching a "business level," so to speak. In anime and manga, you encounter tons of different words and kanji that are not included in the JLPT. So, if your goal is to understand anime or read Japanese, I'd suggest reaching a grammatical level of JLPT N3 and then starting to watch and read, or maybe even before, but I think that the grammatical structures that the JLPT N3 provides are a solid foundation, also don't forget to enjoy while you are learning!. For example, I remember the first time I encountered the word 食べてえぇ while reading Chainsaw Man. It took me a while and some research to realize that it is a way of saying 食べたい. Again, that's not something you would encounter in a textbook. Or words like 迷宮 (めいきゅう) = Dungeon/maze, which is not a JLPT word, but if you're into fantasy, that word will likely show up eventually. Focus on what you want to understand/say and tackle that vocabulary 🙌 Again, nice video! アルゼンチンから挨拶！
Don't search forever and sticking with a method is one of the best tips. I've studied JP on-and-off (when time permits) for about 2 years now and I'm barely scratching the n4 level because I did all the wrong things. I also wanted to ask, what tablet is that and would you recommend using one for practicing kanji?
Currently I am using Samsung tab S6 lite. I prefer writing kanji or chinese characters with S pen because my handwriting is neater if I use a sharp and lightweight pen. But it depends on you. If you prefer writing with a little weight, ipad will be better.
I had to study organic chemistry, and i had been procrastinating since 2 days, but after watching this video, idk something hit in me and i feel like studying now, FINALLYYY
Thank you so much for the video and the tips! I am someone who struggles with the multiple resources problem, because there are so many it can be overwhelming for my brain, so i will do my best to stick to just some of them like you said! Also, sorry if this question is not related to the topic, but does someone know the title of the anime that shows up at 4:40 ? The style is so pretty!
What Ipad do you use? Can I just buy a refurbished Ipad? Do I need a Mac as well? I would like to use my Windows Notebook... can I use them together? Thanks alot! :)
hi thank you for this detailed explanation and the links! I just wanna ask what link is that japanese shows with japanese subtitles? its in @ 10:01 thank you!
first you can read manga by phones or books second you can search a japanese teacher who will help you to speak japanese and how to write it or if you are rich go to japan university and study have a good luck🥰😇
Hi linlett! I am inspired by how you self studied and pass the jlpt N2 level. May i please ask the reference you used in practicing kanji at 1:23 . Is this mochi as well? Thank you and Good luck on your japanese learning journey.
Did u say u already know Chinese? Doesn’t that make learning kanji a lot easier? Anyway your tips r very helpful and encouraging! Are you learning more than one language at any point in time?
Thank you so much! Yes, I do know Chinese, and it definitely helps with Kanji since many of the characters are the same or similar. But there are still some unique differences that I have to learn, so it’s a bit of an adventure! 😊 And yes, I’m currently learning more than one language, balancing these has been a fun challenge!
I have a question about this whole language thing...... How do you grade your language by yourself????? Like in this video she said that she went from n5 to n2, so how do you measure it or grade it???? What does it even mean?
There are lots of JLPT books and questions to test your level in Japanese without taking the exam. If you finish learning the whole book of that level and can answer all five to ten old questions with good marks then you can move on to another level, as easy as that. But one thing, be honest with your marks.
I'm currently studying N5 & N4 level at the moment, i just finished my N5 but i feel like i still couldn't grasp the proper way in creating basic grammar
Actually, I also felt like that at first. The foundation is really important before moving to the next level so I went through the N5 grammar book, did exercises all over again, and tried to make my own sentences because as I said I had nobody to practice speaking with. After reviewing, I could understand quite a lot of sentences from animes and that gave me the motivation and also confidence to move on to the next level. ^^ So for me, I grasp lots of grammar from animes and also RUclips especially from Japanese Ammo with misa. It varies from person to person, so if you feel like textbooks aren't helping you that much, try other ways like watching videos, listening to podcasts, or even attending classes.
@@Ngwezinlinnlett oh Thank you so much luv 💜💜💜 oh and if it's not too much to ask, by any chance could you recommend me podcast that you find helpful and that i could try listening too, i do am attendings classes however, the teachers i have don't really explain it well, felt like I'm just self studing when there are things i would like to clarify they just brush it off and tell me to just real and understand the text books myself and i too don't have anyone to try and convers with 🥺🥺
@@xxianmoon For podcasts, Yuyu の日本語podcast mini and daily japanese with Naoko are great. They provide subtitles so you can also read along while listening❤️
It’s normal to feel like that. For me, I started with only one textbook and practiced little by little everyday, listened to the CD, wrote and spoke along. After some time, I got into the flow of learning. So just pick one resource and stick with that for a while. I believe you will find a way❤️
You can. It depends on your goals, how quickly you want to learn it, to what level you want to learn it, and how much of your spare time and energy you can put into it, etc. It will just take a lot longer to learn to do 10 minutes a day than it would if you did an hour or more.
I've only used Minna no Nihongo and don't know much about Genki but I think Minna no Nihongo offers more in-depth like more vocab, grammar, and exercises. But if you are just starting from scratch( especially self-study), Genki is more beginner-friendly. If you have someone to teach you, Minna no Nihongo will be a better choice because there's not much explanation added. I could learn through Minna because I've already known Chinese so it wasn't that difficult for me.
I studied the JLPT books from N5 and finished level by level. The first three levels were not that difficult for me but I started doubting myself whether I had a thorough understanding of Japanese or not. So I decided to take the N2 test after learning N2 books.
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I love that you started with "Don't search forever". It's honestly such underrated advice and I wasted a lot of time I could have used just sticking to one thing rather than be obsessed with efficiency.
Great video and advice!
Thank you and I hope it helps^^
Hi LinnLett san! Thank you so much for a good review of the MochiKanji app, and a useful video as well. MochiMochi wishes you and your channel more success with the great content you bring to your audience!
hi, what if i initially subbed on ios, can i use the same account on my android phone or tablet? thanks.
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@@jhowie Yes you can. I am also using it on both my phone and tablet with the same account.
@@Ngwezinlinnlett thank you. 😊
@@Ngwezinlinnletthello, does subscription from android carry over to ios?
I love new updates about Kanji Writing. I can write Kanji step by step and my memory was improved significantly. Highly recommend!!
I really like your handwriting. I also watched your notes-taking video about one year ago and I have liked it since then. Keep going!!
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The path I am following I started immersing myself almost immediately, even if I can't understand it looking at and hearing stuff is super helpful, I started to with learning hiragana and katakana, I am currently learning a practice deck on anki of 2000 common words, then after I finish that I am immediately jumping into kanji and learning around 2-3 thousand of those. Then Its just expanding my vocabulary and still immersing myself as much as possible (im still in highschool so a large part of my day is in English no matter what, but I am starting to hear words I know more and more when I do immerse myself at home)
how do you immerse yourself when you can't understand? i wanna try this
I've watched tons of videos about Japanese and Japanese textbooks, but this one is THE best video. Thank you!
Your writing is so nice! And thank you for this video! :)
I use half of the resources and material here. I'm currently studying for N3, and although not as intensive as what you do, I've been having a steady progress in Japanese. I recommend the same! And thank you for the video!
You've been such an inspiration for me since I started watching your motivational videos.
Hiya! It's so nice to see someone else doing their self-study of Japanese! I have NO money whatsoever, so I've been using the free online textbook, IMABI to study! I started Sept.1st of 2023, 1 hour per weekday, and you're right that everyone's path is different. I'm staying away from vocab and kanji, focusing on actually learning the concepts and particles instead--And it works well! I tend to watch a lot of anime/listen to Japanese music. So when I hear particles, my brain sometimes goes. [The '[example] particle is used here because...]
I've also used youtube videos for lessons I still struggled with. There are MANY out there.
To wrap, I've been digging into grammar + sentence structure more than anything, and it's quite pleasant. I also practice my hiragana and katagana because writing is important...Slow and steady creates a stable path of creativity! I eventually aim to study vocab + kanji + talking practice. I'm nervous for that, but oh well! I'm learning Japanese because I find fulfillment in it. Also I want to read untranslated manga releases but tell no one,,, Good luck on your journey (and everyone else's!)
Thanks a lot for sharing your journey and good luck in your learning.^^
you’re super inspiring!!
Your handwriting is so pretty!!!
Thank you so much for the tips^^
Hope they help you❤️^^
Thank you for sharing such a helpful video, I've been going on the journey to learn new language and I really love Japanese. I will try applying your methods and hope that I can know basic japanese when I come back here after months.
I wish you the best of luck🩵
golden time feature in MochiKanji helps me stick my vocab and kanji well
That's so big of a help ... Thanku very much 🙏🏼🙏🏼... Arigato
Damn, this video is so resourceful. Thanks a lot and subscribed.
I’ve been using MochiKanji and it’s fantastic!
This video has given me a lot of motivation to continue my Japanese learning journey!
Aww happy to hear that! Good luck with your learning journey❤
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This video motivates me! ☺️ I will study now
Your progress from N5 to N2 is amazing. It shows that hard work and consistency pay off
Your tips are practical and easy to follow
You're right.
Thanks a lot for the simple tips☺
Great advice and nice video 🙌😊! I don't tend to comment on Japanese learning-related videos because I feel that the language community can be quite toxic and doesn't give proper advice, often setting unrealistic expectations. For example, some people say things like, "If you are not aiming and rushing to JLPT N2/N1, you're wasting your time" which I don't agree with at all. That's why I appreciate what you did here.
I'm preparing for the JLPT N2 at the moment, and one piece of advice I would add is that the JLPT itself is not going to cover all the vocabulary used in anime or even the kanji used in manga. The JLPT is aimed at reaching a "business level," so to speak. In anime and manga, you encounter tons of different words and kanji that are not included in the JLPT. So, if your goal is to understand anime or read Japanese, I'd suggest reaching a grammatical level of JLPT N3 and then starting to watch and read, or maybe even before, but I think that the grammatical structures that the JLPT N3 provides are a solid foundation, also don't forget to enjoy while you are learning!.
For example, I remember the first time I encountered the word 食べてえぇ while reading Chainsaw Man. It took me a while and some research to realize that it is a way of saying 食べたい. Again, that's not something you would encounter in a textbook.
Or words like 迷宮 (めいきゅう) = Dungeon/maze, which is not a JLPT word, but if you're into fantasy, that word will likely show up eventually. Focus on what you want to understand/say and tackle that vocabulary 🙌
Again, nice video!
アルゼンチンから挨拶！
Oh, thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience and give valuable advice. 幸運を祈ります😊
Amazing video ! Would love to see you trying our app. W'ere new but think that's the best way to learn Japanese :)
Don't search forever and sticking with a method is one of the best tips. I've studied JP on-and-off (when time permits) for about 2 years now and I'm barely scratching the n4 level because I did all the wrong things. I also wanted to ask, what tablet is that and would you recommend using one for practicing kanji?
Currently I am using Samsung tab S6 lite. I prefer writing kanji or chinese characters with S pen because my handwriting is neater if I use a sharp and lightweight pen. But it depends on you. If you prefer writing with a little weight, ipad will be better.
❤❤❤ ありがとうございます
you're truly hard-working
Great tips! I love MochiKanji ❤
Do you listen to music while studying? Can you elaborate more on your phone/ipad screen savers?
I had to study organic chemistry, and i had been procrastinating since 2 days, but after watching this video, idk something hit in me and i feel like studying now, FINALLYYY
Nice video! What’s the app name on 0:18 ?
I've also been learning Japanese for about 3 months because I got a drive from you XD
I’m very glad to hear that :D Good luck with your Japanese learning.
Thank you so much for the video and the tips! I am someone who struggles with the multiple resources problem, because there are so many it can be overwhelming for my brain, so i will do my best to stick to just some of them like you said!
Also, sorry if this question is not related to the topic, but does someone know the title of the anime that shows up at 4:40 ? The style is so pretty!
It's "Return of Kings".^^
ミャンマー人にとって素晴らしい姉さん
Great video! Super helpful...would you mind sharing what bran of tablet you use? Thank you
Samsung Tab S6 lite^^
your english voice cool i like it thz for share💞
For textbooks, is there a set that we shld buy, or are there various different books for vocab, grammar etc under each brand?
I always want to use my tablet to handwrite Japanese but my tablet always annoys me when the pen tip doesn't calibrate correctly
I've been using Genki, but I might switch to Minna no Nihongo for a change
I have been a fan of aesthetic study vlog especially learning languages since 2019
Here comes a burmese one
What app are you using at 1:23? I’ve been trying to find something like that to use on my ipad. Are they practice sheets from JapanesePod 101?
Ah, I got them from kanji.sh. You can download any level for free XD
kanji.sh/write
What app do you use to notetake btw, beautiful video :D
I use Kilonotes and Noteshelf^^
The video is 💯
I'm currently at N5 and hope to reach N2 someday like you.
Of course you can. Fighting!✨
What Ipad do you use? Can I just buy a refurbished Ipad?
Do I need a Mac as well? I would like to use my Windows Notebook... can I use them together?
Thanks alot! :)
Very useful video. Can you make one like this but for Chinese please
ありがとうございました
great video
Do you self study shokyu? If so could you make a video on how to use it? It could be very helpful!
hi thank you for this detailed explanation and the links! I just wanna ask what link is that japanese shows with japanese subtitles?
its in @ 10:01
thank you!
It's from NHK for school: www.nhk.or.jp/school/
@@Ngwezinlinnlett thank you!! Your a big help. 😍❣️
日本語字幕のマンガはどこで読めますか？
日本語を上手に話せるように、どのように勉強すればいいですか？
first you can read manga by phones or books
second you can search a japanese teacher who will help you to speak japanese and how to write it or if you are rich go to japan university and study
have a good luck🥰😇
Could u pls make a chinese one too 😢. Its a bit hard for beginners idk what to learn
Thanks for sharing. What app is that you are using with the grid to write in Japanese? It's around 2:33.
It’s a grid template from Noteshelf app. ❤
Did you use minna no nihongo for Hiragana and katakana?
Hi linlett! I am inspired by how you self studied and pass the jlpt N2 level. May i please ask the reference you used in practicing kanji at 1:23 . Is this mochi as well? Thank you and Good luck on your japanese learning journey.
Thank you^^ For kanji worksheets, I got them form kanji.sh. It provides all levels.
kanji.sh/write Good luck on your journey as well💛
@@Ngwezinlinnlett どうもありがとうございます😊
how is your speaking level you would say ? Do you think is matching a JLPT N2 level ?
Nah although I passed N2, I am still very weak in speaking. I think my speaking level is just between N4 and N3 XD
I also self-learn Japanese and it's really difficult
Yeah all things are difficult before they become easy. Just don’t give up. 頑張って😉
Did u say u already know Chinese? Doesn’t that make learning kanji a lot easier? Anyway your tips r very helpful and encouraging! Are you learning more than one language at any point in time?
Thank you so much! Yes, I do know Chinese, and it definitely helps with Kanji since many of the characters are the same or similar. But there are still some unique differences that I have to learn, so it’s a bit of an adventure! 😊 And yes, I’m currently learning more than one language, balancing these has been a fun challenge!
In 1:20, what app are you using to practice writing kanji?
It’s kanji practicing worksheet from kanji.sh. You can practice on tablet or print them out.^^
I've been too focused on perfection when learning kanji, so sometimes, I feel stressed a lot
Ur name sound similar to Burmese name
Btw ur handwriting is pretty.thanks for advices...🔥🔥🔥
I am currently self studying N3...many motivations from u.
Best of luck😊 And yes I am Burmese.^^
What tablet is that the pen looks so smooth when writing
私もシンガポールで日本語を勉強しています。日本語上手早くなりたい 😭😭😭
頑張ってね🩷
I like your voice😊Please upload on your another channal too❤️
Sure 😊
@@Ngwezinlinnlett Thz looking forward to it❤️
I have a question about this whole language thing......
How do you grade your language by yourself?????
Like in this video she said that she went from n5 to n2, so how do you measure it or grade it????
What does it even mean?
There are lots of JLPT books and questions to test your level in Japanese without taking the exam. If you finish learning the whole book of that level and can answer all five to ten old questions with good marks then you can move on to another level, as easy as that. But one thing, be honest with your marks.
What do you use to write on tablet?
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hi where to buy that tablet
can you tell which ipad are you using? ive been thinking of getting one since it seems so convenient but i dont know which one should i get
It’s not ipad. I use Samsung tab S6 Lite.
That's such a cool resource
I'm currently studying N5 & N4 level at the moment, i just finished my N5 but i feel like i still couldn't grasp the proper way in creating basic grammar
Actually, I also felt like that at first. The foundation is really important before moving to the next level so I went through the N5 grammar book, did exercises all over again, and tried to make my own sentences because as I said I had nobody to practice speaking with. After reviewing, I could understand quite a lot of sentences from animes and that gave me the motivation and also confidence to move on to the next level. ^^ So for me, I grasp lots of grammar from animes and also RUclips especially from Japanese Ammo with misa. It varies from person to person, so if you feel like textbooks aren't helping you that much, try other ways like watching videos, listening to podcasts, or even attending classes.
@@Ngwezinlinnlett oh Thank you so much luv 💜💜💜 oh and if it's not too much to ask, by any chance could you recommend me podcast that you find helpful and that i could try listening too, i do am attendings classes however, the teachers i have don't really explain it well, felt like I'm just self studing when there are things i would like to clarify they just brush it off and tell me to just real and understand the text books myself and i too don't have anyone to try and convers with 🥺🥺
@@xxianmoon For podcasts, Yuyu の日本語podcast mini and daily japanese with Naoko are great. They provide subtitles so you can also read along while listening❤️
@@Ngwezinlinnlett Thank you luv 💕
may I know which app do u use to write note with line?
I use kilonotes.🩷
Can you also make one about Chinese too?
Actually I also have a plan to make one on Chinese. Please stay tuned!^^
素晴らしい
はい
Hello, i felt that i wasting my time in search the best method and i dont even started to understand where to start, what should i do?
It’s normal to feel like that. For me, I started with only one textbook and practiced little by little everyday, listened to the CD, wrote and spoke along. After some time, I got into the flow of learning. So just pick one resource and stick with that for a while. I believe you will find a way❤️
Hi what app or website do you use to read Japanese manga (9:39)
You can read from Renta or Mangareader(●'◡'●)
renta.papy.co.jp/renta/sc/frm...
mangareader.to/
Linlett what apps do you use to write on your ipad?
Actually it’s Samsung tab. ^^I use kilonotes and Noteshelf✨
You have a VERY beautiful handwriting ❤️
Please suggest me Japanese language book for n5 4:33
Minna no nihongo and Genki are great to start.
do you jump to the JLPT N2 exam, or you take each level?
Yup I just jump to N2 level 😊
I made the mistake of jumping into advanced content too soon.
Which tab are you using?
Samsung tab S6 Lite.
I can say you did study a lot by looking at your books. XD
😅
I’ll aim for 5-10 minutes a day. is it okay?
You can. It depends on your goals, how quickly you want to learn it, to what level you want to learn it, and how much of your spare time and energy you can put into it, etc. It will just take a lot longer to learn to do 10 minutes a day than it would if you did an hour or more.
minna no nihongo and genki, which would be better?
I've only used Minna no Nihongo and don't know much about Genki but I think Minna no Nihongo offers more in-depth like more vocab, grammar, and exercises. But if you are just starting from scratch( especially self-study), Genki is more beginner-friendly. If you have someone to teach you, Minna no Nihongo will be a better choice because there's not much explanation added. I could learn through Minna because I've already known Chinese so it wasn't that difficult for me.
@@Ngwezinlinnlett I also want to know this. Thank you for your suggestion. 😇
Hi !May I know what type of tablet it is and how many inches it is?❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s Samsung tab S6 lite (10.4”)❤️
@@Ngwezinlinnlett Thanks 😍
which tab you using ?
Samsung tab S6 lite.
what tablet do u use?
Samsung tab S6 lite^^
Thank you!!!
how do u take the exams to know in which level are you???
I studied the JLPT books from N5 and finished level by level. The first three levels were not that difficult for me but I started doubting myself whether I had a thorough understanding of Japanese or not. So I decided to take the N2 test after learning N2 books.
What tab is she using? Anyone know?
It's Samsung tab S6 lite
can u do one for korean too? T^T
what is use note using app ipad.please
Do you mean note-taking apps for iPad? Actually, I don't use iPad but lots of people recommend Notability or Goodnotes^^
Hi! Are you Turkish?
No, I am Burmese^^
❤❤❤
Can you teach me english
you also know Chinese?
Yeah. I've been learning it since I was 9 years old^^
外国人が日本語勉強してるとなぜか嬉しくなる
日本代表でもなんでもないのにw
:D