I Tested ROSETTA STONE JAPANESE | + 5 Hacks I Use to Speak
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- My 5 hacks for speaking Japanese!
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"Rosetta Stone? More like Loretta Rocks!" literally changed my life😂
Did it
rock your world
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I see what you did there, lol.
@@echannel6162 hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to discover how to learn to speak japanese try Pycanta Simple Japanese Protocol (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my buddy got great success with it.
I didn't start learning Japanese until I dumped all the English speaking teachers, who are teaching Japanese. DO NOT learn romanji go directly to hiragana, romanji is a thorn in your side it will not help you learn Japanese.
Yeah, if you’re really serious about learning Japanese then the only thing romaji will help with is knowing the sound of the kana. Although I’m sure there are many apps that teach you kana with sound alone so you don’t have to use romaji.
@@acelakid94 Yeah that's the best way especially if you're a native English speaker as seeing romaji sometimes will make you pronounce it in an 'English' way rather than how it's supposed to be pronounced. A lot in my Japanese class had this issue.
it's "romaji"
Thankfully when I started a friend of mine recommended a YT series teaching Hiragana and katakana and, once I learned those, I've never really had /that/ much trouble with them. Learning them first is by far the best way to go.
Learning romaji has made me forget how to read English。。。
"People like to talk to themselves like a crazy person"
Me: 🤫
I’ve always liked Rosetta Stone and have used it on and off over the years. I have some critiques- they advertise it as a one stop resource to get you fluent in a language but it’s not that at all (nothing is). People who have actually gone though the lessons (without being forced to by someone else) have much stronger speaking and listening skills than their peers from what I’ve seen in beginner Korean class. I used the Japanese version a little bit before switching to a traditional classroom method (it was more expensive then and I couldn’t just buy a lifetime membership). I hadn’t revisited Rosetta Japanese since then. I have to say they speak SLOWLY. But it’s natural - not someone speaking normally and then they use a computer to slow it down which sounds lame and I’ve seen elsewhere. The speech recognition engine has been **** for a number of years but their new version of the website is actually doing it pretty well to where I would say it’s actually useful. The iPhone app is better than the old Flash technology one but not as good as the current website as you demonstrated in your video your pronunciation is superb and way better than any beginner but it wasn’t giving you full credit. Also, I don’t get why after all these years they still have 5 levels for (popular) languages but not Japanese and Korean? I get the other languages are more popular and get priority but they made these programs many years ago and haven’t updated them since - they’ve had time to make Japanese levels 4 and 5 by now! Anyway, I’m one of the polyglots wannabes that actually like Rosetta Stone and I’m glad you liked it too.
Really good feedback!
Hi Loretta! I’ve just turned twelve and I’ve been watching your videos for almost for almost a year now. Your tips and tricks are the most helpful out of all of the channels I’ve seen like this. When my parents hear me practicing the stuff you recommend and they think I’m crazy. Since I’m to lazy to write a whole essay. Thank you Loretta for basically teaching me Japanese 😊👌🏾 and helping me freak out my friends. 😁
This was a great video to see. I'm on my learn this language grind.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us😊 I've never thought of keeping an audio diary! And Rosetta Stone seems to be a really great app!
Yo, Loretta getting sponsored by Rosetta Stone! Moving on up! Love it! I'm gonna have to check the app out!
This was the motivation vid I soooo needed to get back to learning Japanese. Those 5 tips are on fire! Loretta Rocks!
thank you so much for these tips! they're really helpful and I'll definitely follow them ! loretta rocks indeed
Excellent review, advice and edited video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you!
Notification squad! Dang I am excited to watch this, I've had soo many mixed feelings about Rosetta Stone 👀
Really enjoyed this video, very informative and fun to watch.
I'm so impressed on how many tricks and tips you have.
You are such a beam of light into the darkness that is the act of conquering this language we love called Japanese! Lol. Your recommendations are practices that I want to make habits to help expedite my process of becoming a native level Japanese speaker (I'm in it for the long haul). I'm also trying to figure out how to keep up my writing by hand! I have to take notes (scribing) by hand for different presentations we have at our offices in Osaka. Kanji is (insert descriptive blank here). Looking forward to when we meet. Thank you, and continue to inspire. Much love, Isaiah.
That was super-helpful. Lots of arigatos!
AHHH!!! I wish I waited a day. I just decided to subscribe yesterday! Thanks for the honest review, Loretta.
i knew you were a graphic designer from the start! the graphics in your videos always look amazing! also i really like you videos, as they have taught me countless methods of language study and on top of that they keep me entertained well! in other words, i'm always looking forward to your videos. thank you so much for such great quality videos and being a helping hand for japanese learners and other language learners everywhere, and have a wonderful weekend and stay safe 😁
You do rock! Glad Rosetta realized it!
I am very excited to try watching and shadowing on a fav subject type/hobby ガーデニング. I would not have thought of that. thank you!
Thanks for this, Loretta! I've been meaning to check out Rosetta Stone and great to see your review on it. Just got the app, got on a plan and starting on my first lesson cos no better day than today haha 😍
Thanks for the ROSETTA STONE review, I think I will check it out.
O M G. I just popped over to watch Naomi Club. I had to come back to let you know that I love her! Thanks for recommending!
Seeing the schedule broken up like that was extremely helpful. I've been meaning to start my audio journal and have done a few, but this is going to take everything to a new level. Hopefully this coupled with my own studies will help me get to N2 in December! *fingers crossed*
how far are you now?
Great tips! 🙏
I think your personality is lovely. Thanks for the review!
go loretta! you are so inspiring 💛
Wow these tips were actually helpful. I’ve watched way too many tip videos where they all say the same thing. But these were some really new and interesting strategies. Thanks!
Glad you liked it! Which tip sounded the most interesting to you?
KemushiChan ロレッタ I’ve never thought of searching a topic in English on Wikipedia and then switching the language before. It seems like such an easy way to get specific vocabulary!
This was the video I needed to dive in more. It's hard to immerse myself in Missouri, nobody speaks bloody Japanese out here, but I can talk to myself. I'm already a lunatic, may as well sound like it too right? I just bought Rosetta Stone Lifetime, I sincerely appreciate the advice. I've put a little over a year into Japanese. I know the meanings of the 2300 kanji, but the readings for n5 and n4, still studying the others. Thank you for confirming this takes hard work and there's not an easy button. I've been working my ass off to get where I am and right when it seems like I'm not learning anything, I'll catch a phrase in an anime that I didn't know before (日常が大好きだぞ。）or I'll understand lyrics in a song RADWIMPS that I didn't get before. Keep going guys, the effort is worth it! Fall back in love with the language if you get discouraged!
@Brian's Late Night Whatever thank you for the suggestion dude I'll check em out.
Thanks Loretta. Great review. I needed to hear that. I bought the Rosetta Stone app, and I became frustrated because I did not know what they were talking about at all.... ever. This made me stop using it, and begin exploring other ways to learn Japanese. Before I knew it, my 2 years had expired, and I had hardly used it. Now they roll out the Life-time for the same amount of money. I had previously invested ( and I am more confident from using other apps). I feel like I am very doubtful I would ever pay Rosetta Stone more money.
Ahhh another great video from KemushiChan ^^
I've just started getting back into my study and these tips are really helping motivate me! I'm at that 'intermediate-advanced' bump of learning Japanese, and those speaking tips were so helpful! さ、これから音声日記を初めてみます～！
Love the video! I bought the boxed version of Rosetta Stone in Japanese close to 9 years ago and I really loved it then, I would've loved to have an app on hand for learning on the go! I love the video diary tip! So far Japanese is stuck in my head, when I try to have real conversation I panic and mind wipe and because of that I end up never wanting to speak to anyone. I love cooking as a hobbie so I love watching Japanese food RUclipsrs like
釣りよか飯 and
タケヤキ翔/ラトゥラトゥ thank you for all your tips!
Loretta = Rosetta is lit!!! Will check the app now. ありがとうございました。
Great video, Loretta, thank you for this. I'm just starting to learn Japanese in advance of moving there from Vancouver later this year. My field is 持続可能な開発
[sustainable development] and so far I have only been learning the syllabaries and some vocabulary using both the Tofugu website and Genki I. I'm really excited by some of your suggestions to gamify the learning process, especially the audio journal and taking courses to re-learn specific platforms and tools in Japanese.
Hit like before I watched and was definitely not disappointed! Thanks for always giving such solid advice! I’d like to try to keep a weekly audio diary from now on.
In the past I’ve shadowed the youtuber Kumamki because I love her sound and her japanese was so easy for me to follow! Lately Ive been watching an asadora and shadowing the heroine Kasumi Arimura. I love the way her Japanese sounds : )
Great video as always! Before I went to Japan, I did a bunch of Rosetta Stone and Duolingo, but it never stuck 🙃 But stoked to try some of this out! 😀
Im getting back into learning Greek after a few years off and i find listening to my fave disney songs in Greek helps a little bit
The wikipedia thing is such an awesome hack, definitely gonna start trying this!
Thank you so much, these tips are very helpful!! I feel like I'm not making progress right now and I'm so bad at speaking Japanese even though I've been learning it for 5 years. I'm even embarrassed to tell people how long I've been learning it, especially when talking to natives because I just can't express myself the way I want to. It's even more frustrating because I understand a lot but can't answer. So I'll definitely start an audio diary and talk more to myself in Japanese lol
I’m in the same boat, I’ve been studying Japanese for three years but I feel like I’m way behind where I “should” be- but we can do it! :)
❤Loretta rocks💙 beautiful energy
We are never too old to learn or too young to teach. Good teaching is not about having the right certification or knowing how to answer every question. It is about providing a space and structure and encouragement to help others learn because leaning alone is tough… It is about loving your subject and sharing it with others to help them pursue their own passion!!!❤️
Can you do a study with me live chat?
What are your favorite anime and J- dramas?
Could you list the RUclipsrs you watch?
Thanks for this Loretta! I actually just bought this for JPN and Mandarin. I wouldn't say I'm a newbie but I definitely fit into the lower intermediate category.
I didn't know you could change the hiragana into kanji! Which is what I'm weak in! So thank you for reviewing it!
Yup
Speaking and listening is way more important than reading and writing.
It’s lit
Waiting for one day when Loretta will open her video with, "Buon pomeriggio a tutti! Questa è la Loretta di Kemushichan!"
*heavy breathing*
i moved away from farifax county a few months ago, I loved it
OMG XD we are both from VA and in Japan now. Your channel is so helpful
I was recently asked to review Rosetta Stone having purchased lifetime membership through Loretta’s link last year. Thanks for the link Loretta and thanks for the discount.
Anyone planning to purchase this program to learn Japanese should note that whilst the core learning material is available in kanji kana and romaji, the extended learning material is only available in spastic romaji.
This is great! My Japanese classes recently ended in March and now being stuck at home I'm not able to speak/practice as much. I've heard from Japanese that I have a good accent but still need to improve. That is one thing with Americans speaking Japanese, there is no accent 😭
Anyways thanks I will take these tips into consideration!
That wikipedia tip is genius! I’ve had a lot of problems with trying to find the keyword of what I’m searching on my Japanese youtube. So my tip of a searchable word is 絵本 (えほん, Ehon) which is picture book, because I love finding a read aloud of a Japanese picture book for my daily practice. I had a lot of problems before searching ‘children book.’ It sometimes got me results, but not exactly what I was thinking. I finally found the right word for what I was thinking from reading Yotsuba, but I’m excited to find more words with the wikipedia hack. :D
Arigato - just purchased :)
Need to finish learning Spanish and Korean to point of fluency and after that I want to learn Japanese! ^^~
Omg! I'm from Fairfax County! My school never had Rosetta stone tables though
I'm trying to become an ASL interpreter in FCPS!! Grew up a county over, small world!
多分聞きあきていると思いますが、日本語が本当に上手で尊敬しています！
日本で生まれ育った訳じゃないのに、こんなに日本語ネイティブみたいに喋れるようになるなんてすごいです！
しかも、今でもまだ勉強を続けている姿勢に、私ももっと英語の練習を頑張ろうと思いました。
私はロレッタさんみたいな英語を話したいです✨
これからも動画を楽しみにしています✨
Perfect
True, the company is right there in Arlington. I used to live in Rosslyn.
The idea of speaking and writing. Japanese in the field of work you are in really is a useful idea. Probably would memorize the language faster due to continuous exposure to those words.
Thanks so much Loretta! I love your videos 😊❤
One youtube channel i like to watch is Atsueigo. He gives really great language-learning advice, usually all in Japanese. Altho his videos are aimed at Japanese speakers learning English, ive learned alot of helpful strategies from him that can be applied to learning any language 😄 its also awesome listening practice!
🧚🏽♀️Such useful information💜
Learn some Portuguese, it’s hard but not harder than Japanese so you got it! 😂🤍
I like the Rosetta Stone app. It’s teaching me Japanese too. Of course, I started the app and I didn’t realize it was set to hiragana/katakana at first, so I fumbled a bit before realizing that I could understand bits. I was able to buy lifetime access for under 100 dollars through my work, and it’s been amazing so far. I also use Duolingo. And I have the Genki 1 book that I need to start using again... lol.
I never heard of ROSETTA STONE before but after listening to your review on them I will definitely try it out ... that s the best review, I have heard ... they should be proud of you ... Opps, I forgot "HI" from Vienna/Austria ...
Thank you for the review! Do you mind doing a video on the best japanese podcasts to listen to on Spotify?
Great idea!
Thank you this was very helpful? Any suggestions on any good language learning books?
Ever since I was 10 or so every device I've had has been in English to immerse myself in that. Recently I have my phone and some of its apps in Japanese for the same purpose too and I love how much I've learnt by just using them. I do the Wikipedia trick to! Haha.
Now I make some videos in Japanese and English, and I try to talk to people too.
I haven't decided who would be my ideal Japanese voice model yet but I'm immersing myself in some topics already, like イラスト which is my job. I know the names of some animals I like to draw that otherwise I wouldn't know.
These are excellent tips! I'm gonna share this video in the morning xD
It seems like they really improved the app. I used it a few years back and it was really bad lol but I think I’ll give it another try
This is really helpful, I want to learn Japanese because I recently have really enjoyed 4k video and bus tours in Japanese and I want to understand all the bus signs and further immerse myself in those videos, cause I really enjoy them. I was deployed to Japan and I am just enamored but I want to know more of the language cause for me it is like a sign of respect, I visit your country and I'd like further appreciate everything about the culture if I knew the language. I wish it was easy to learn the languages but it's not easy. I'm Vietnamese but I don't know my own language so I always feel sad about that. I want to learn so many languages but I struggle with the discipline to do it especially post accident :( but I still want to try
Kawaii! Cool video, thanks for the info.
I'm using Duolingo for now, but always wondered about Rosetta Stone
You have a smiley face I like that... Anyway thanks for the info 👌
Followed your last tip and found this channel called "アトオシとデザイン" by a japanese graphic designer. He talks very fast but it's still interesting! I tried the wikipedia "trick" for "book design", but there wasn't a wikipedia article about the subject, so I settled for タイポグラフィ, more specifically 日本語でのタイポグラフィ (which, I could have guessed that's what it's called but oh well...)
😲 I hadn’t noticed they changed the app around until this video. Now Im excited that I can try all the languages and not just to two I had 🤩 but still need to just stay focused on my Japanese so I don’t get too confused. 😅
I hope this stuff helps someone but I've found:
Naomi's videos have Japanese CC too which help with picking up what she said. You can adjust the speed on RUclips too, even on mobile since it's most likely too fast
You can also change the lanuage region on your Netflix so you can see the shows that are translated into Japanese, like a lot of originals have Japanese dubs. Shows like Good Place where I've seen it many times so I know what's going on and I can turn off subs (the Japanese subs aren't what the JP dubs say and are more like translations of the English script). Of course you can also watch anime, but if you change the language you can add JP subs as well. Not all shows have it but one's I've found so far with them are Aggretsuko ( they talk SO fast, slow them down if on mobile), Kill La Kill, Angel Beats, the Irregular at Magic High School. I find that if I have English subs, even if I've watched the show before, my eyes go to the Eng subs and I end up not listening to the actual dialogue and learning anything.
A big THANK YOU to Shynimation (Russian) and Earthlinguist (English) for subtitles!!!
Tell me why I’m studying for jlpt and just had this video playing...and then by the 5th min Loretta actually had me thinking I need Rosetta Stone mobile 😂 slick I see you lolo
The "back of your haircut" analogy really made me laugh 😅
Me in 2020 quarantine, cutting my own hair: Challenge accepted.
Loretta’s next language: You mentioned you were learning Italian. So maybe you’re going to continue with that language or Mandarin Chinese!
I personally use a balance between Memrise which uses native speakers in videos, and drills words, phrases, and sentences to you. And I also use LingoDeer which works similarly to Rosetta Stone. And at the end of every lesson, is a listening, and speaking part that you have to pass, and at the end, can listen to others who use the app. I've also downloaded HelloTalk to speak with foreigners, but I've been afraid to use it and I don't know why. I type the Japanese that I know on my Instagram, along with the semi-translated English below. I changed the language on my Instagram account to Japanese, my RUclips Location is in Japan, and when I visited, I made Japanese friends including my Airbnb host that I talk to as regularly as I can. I've been self-learning since Thanksgiving 2018, and since I've been learning natively, I feel it helps me connect better with a lot of the slang and shorthand I see on Instagram.
Also, for the RUclips account I suggest, since I'm into cars, I watch KP Garage: ruclips.net/channel/UCReLl7djAZraKGApraWg6Ng
They are native speaking, and embed Japanese subtitles on every video, and I shadow them as much as possible! I am hoping to move soon so learning as much as I can helps!
KP garage! I did some design work for an auto company here and we watched that channel a lot when researching social media campaigns😂 Small world!
Sounds like you're really taking your language journey head on. I used HelloTalk but it always devolved into a Tinder-esque experience for me😫. Hopefully you'll have better luck finding language partners as gungho as you are!❤️
rosetta stone was my first 'official' way of learning japanese. good place to get you up and running if you're not sure where to start :D
Great I just want to learn japanese right away , my mother language is spanish but want to learn other languages , I`ll try rosetta stone
Yo you’re from the DMV? Oh wow! Your content is very helpful, watching everything I can to be on your level! ✊🏽
Helllloooo neighbor!
@@kemushichan Me too! Japanese immersion at Great Falls Elementary!
@kemushichan when using the Rosetta Stone app and learning Japanese to read the writing even in the basics and I reading it from left to right or right to left
Hey Loretta! I submitted subtitles for this video, but I realized that I forgot to let you know 😅 Thanks so much for all the tips!! :D
OMG. 😭❤️ I appreciate you so much! Are you doing ok?
KemushiChan ロレッタ I’m doing well! Thanks for asking ☺️ I hope you’re doing alright during these crazy times as well!
I like watching 花江夏樹 and エミリンチャンネル。花江夏樹 is a voice actor and エミリン talks really fast and often has captions so I find them great to listen to
Hello!! I wanted to say first that I really love your videos and they're very helpful for trying to figure out how to study Japanese. I was really wanting to learn the language due to I love the culture but I'm also hoping that one day I get to work for Game Freak. With that being said I have looked into Rosetta Stone and I compared your discount with the original pricing and your discount works for the unlimited lifetime bundle that includes coaching in which that is a coach or tutor/trainer that you get to actually speak with for lessons and I wasn't sure if you've tried that one before? I don't know how new it is but comparing the different prices I'd say it's really new considering that your description says for the $199 but it only works on the $299 bundle and it's dropped to 249. In general the 199 is scratched off and it is 179 and this is before your discount (they must have a deal going on haha) but I was just curious if it is more better with having the training coach added in as well? Thank you for your feedback!!!
My mom said if I learn French she will let me learn Japanese so I’m doing French rn. Day 4 on Rosetta Stone. Hopefully I get French down and move to Japanese!（＾ω＾）
I've been learning how to write 40 Kanji a day with this app Obenkyo it really helps with my writing a lot. And learning the storke order helps me memorize it even more
I use Rosetta Stone! I think that you can get some reading skills with it. I've found that my reading ability has gone up since using it. The only downside I have with Rosetta Stone is that the learning curve is really steep. I think that knowing hiragana and katakana before starting Rosetta Stone is a must. Also, using a translator for words you don't know that they're teaching you is also really helpful. I'm slowly learning Kanji from it, too. Since I saw that video with Akkie talking about reading the furigana I turned off the furigana option to kanji only and now I'm getting better at recognizing and reading kanji.
I am having similar feelings feels like its more tailored to people who already have some experience speaking it a little bit. The lack of seeing the direct meaning of the word/sentence what they are learning you can be a little bit confusing I know they use pictures so you kinda get the gist of it XD but you are never 100% certain. or maybe I am missing something. with duolingo at least you can click on the word sentence and see the context of it. so am just combining both atm.
Hi Loretta! I just started to learn Japanese (about 2-3 weeks in). I'm using a combination of the app Human Japanese and the genki books. Would the Rosetta app be a good way to compliment my study? My goal is to eventually be fluent enough in Japanese to be able to keep a casual conversation in Japanese.
I'm an artist so I use and watch the DokiDoki Drawing channel for Japanese practice sometimes
I had no idea Kemio lived in New York...but I agree, he speaks really fast haha.
Oh so very very fast 😂
No one:
Literally no one:
The captions: It checks your crunchy Asians
What are your favourite japanese books? Or books youd recommend for beginners?
Changing my switch's interface has been a really fun way to challenge myself to read and understand text, even if I've played the game before. Currently playing BOTW for the 3rd time using japanese text!
I actually feel like having played it before helps! That way you know what to look out for when you work through the Japanese
More Netflix/Prime Video recommendations, please! LOL
I'm learning japanese & spanish
I'm thinking about learning Russian and perhaps purchasing Rosetta Stone to teach me how
テレビゲームアートとかデザインが好きです。
There's a good app in the Google play store and I believe for iOS as well by Luli Languages for kanji, I've been using it every day.