"Language learning isn't meant to be a stressful experience." I literally had to pause the video and cry. You are so right. Often times we are so hard on ourselves for not progressing "fast enough", and this leads to opposite feelings towards the learning! I needed this reminder. And I appreciate you and your channel. You are so inspirational! ❤
Aww thank you so much! I don't wanna make you cry 🥺😭😭😭😭😭! But I completely understand what you mean! Especially since I am uploading content each week, I feel as if I need to have made some progress...but its okay to take breaks or even just re-learn things because its fun! I guess the contrary is called counter productivity (or something like that)... I appreciate your support so much Konami 💕💕💕💕💕💕 Stay strong ❤️
I had to stop studying Korean when my mental health really went downhill in the middle of 2020. I've been picking it up again almost a year later and have to go over everything I already learned since I forgot most of it. I sometimes feel sad that I lost so much time and have almost nothing to show for everything I studied but I realize it's not a competition. We really should go at our own pace, and any progress is better than nothing ♥
having flashbacks to my messy hiragana handwriting sheets in 2014 😪 back when i thought i’d be fluent in a year lol 7 years later and i’m ~maybe~ an n4. You’re a great motivation 😘
Idk if this will help, but high school kids in australia study Japanese throughout high school for 6 years and they end up at around N4. And that's with consistent classes throughout the year with a teacher, assignments, tests and stuff sooo lol the bar is so low here
@@yutassmilehealsme6572 yes. I’ve been on exchange to Japan (without ever studying Japanese) and after 3 months there, an Australian came who studied Japanese since first grade. Though her Japanese was really impressive and way better than mine when I started, I still spoke way better Japanese within just 3 months of staying in Japan. I don’t want to say Australians are bad at studying Japanese at all. I’d never be able to speak Japanese if I wouldn’t have gone there. It just shows how incredibly difficult it is to get to a decent level of Japanese without living there.
To be honest I'm very glad seeing her videos on my recommendation it gives me motivation learning to Japanese too and whenever I had nothing to do I would watch her videos it gives me inspiration to how learn Japanese 🥺
I use to study Japanese 2 years ago but due to a bad teacher who made me cry nearly every class I just stopped and now I'm trying to teach myself, your notes are very motivating to me XD
I regret neglecting my Japanese study after passing N5 (back then I didn't even get that high of a grade). That was around 2015 too, and now I want to kick-start my study again and hopefully pass N4 next year. I don't have any tutor and do all my studies by myself so this is very useful to me for study ideas.
I study 3 languages at the same time; English, Japanese and Zazaki. English and Zazaki are pretty hard for me bcos their grammar is not even close to my native language's; which is Turkish. But Japanese grammar is so similar to my language's and currently i give importance to English/Zazaki grammar, while giving importance to Japanese vocabulary^^ So tysm for this video, i'll have to keep way more notebooks than i already keep!
@@charmingsiren9503 Zazaki language is spoken by Zaza people; mostly in the eastern side of Turkey. It is an Indo-European language from the Iranian branch, and Zaza people are Iranian, even though they mostly live in Turkey. (My step-mother is a Zaza so i thought that'd be cool to learn it, but it seems a bit hard, Indo-European languages are not for me lol)
Your English surpasses most high school students here lol! Keep it up. Ever since I started learning Japanese, my 3rd (hopefully) language, I think I’ve been getting better at structuring my sentences in both Spanish and English. It’s amazing you know 4 langauges.
hi I'm also turkish and I know there are many likeness between japanese and turkish; for anyone who would like to learn either turkish or japanese, here are some examples of the resemblance The grammar is over %95 the same! (such as both of em being agglutinative languages, both of em have vowel harmony, the sentence structure, word order etc) The way of thinking, the sentence form is the same, the way you put and even the form of the suffixes are nearly the same, even some of the tenses are! Such as "-mashta" is a past tense in Japanese, in Turkish this past tense is "-mishti/-mushtu/ -müshtü/" Also there is the past tense "-ta" in Japanese, in Turkish it is "-ti/tı" but also can be "tü/dü/di/dı" In Japanese there is "desu" which is pronounced as "des" and there is "dır" in Turkish; which is used in the same way and mean the same thing! Also in Japanese, that "desu" can be "da" and in Turkish, that "dır" also can be "da"! But it is not official and it is an accent. Such as "watashi wa ningen da!" and "ben bir insanım da!" but in Turkish, you usually prolong the "a" of "da", and usually older people who don't have an Istanbul accent would add the "da". In Japanese there is this "ari-mas/ (put a word) imas" form if you know, in turkish this is "var-mis/ (put a word) imis" In Japanese you usually add "ka" to ask questions and in Turkish you add "ki" but it is not that necessary. In Japanese when you want to say "a's car" (the car belonging to person a) you'd say "a no kuruma", in Turkish you'd say "a nun-nin arabası" Also, if you want to say "at the library" (it doesnt have to be library, im just giving example) in Turkish you'd say "Kütüphane de" and in Japanese you'd say "Toshokan de". Let me give you a sentence I've come up from a video. Let's look at the Japanese and Turkish version of the sentence "He-She had gone to/ went to university at Izmir" Turkish : Izmir de universite ye gitmishti (gitmişti; ş is pronounced as sh) Japanese : Izmir de daigaku e ikimashta" (And for ta/ti example I've given you earlier, for the verb go; it would be "itta" and "gitti") Or we have "o - i, ı" (which does not exist in many languages, but kinda gives "the/a/an" vibes to me, such as "Sakuranbo o tabemashita" (written as wo pronounced as o) and "Kiraz ı yemishtim" meaning the past forms of I eat a/the cherry Or their infinitive suffixes look the same "-masu" and "-mak" So there are many more examples but these are the ones I came up with. As for the origin places of these two languages; Proto-Japonic, the common ancestor of the Japanese and Ryukyuan languages, is thought to have been brought to Japan by settlers coming from the Korean peninsula sometime in the early- to mid-4th century BC (the Yayoi period) So it says Japanese language originated in Korean peninsula but I've also read articles saying Japanese language originated in Japan so I'm not quite sure. As for the origin place of the Turkish language ( all Turkic languages) "There are still disputes over it today but as mostly accepted; the Turkic languages originated in Eastern Asia spanning Western China, Mongolia and Southeastern Siberia. At the time the first Turkic languages were spoken, it resembled the modern Turkish language we know today very little. The Turkic people and languages clearly had a bond with the Chinese" (Some other sources say Turkic Languages originated in Manchuria) Oh and today however we dropped many Chinese and Turkic words and replaced them with the Arabic and French words, especially during the Seljuk Empire and the Ottoman Empire. Today, the Chinese words in both Anatolian and Cypriotic Turkic (Turkish) remained very little and we got these words thousands of years ago from the Chinese; we have the words çocuk(kid), yılan(snake), su(water), ev(house), inci(pearl) etc which managed to still remain today.
I have just started to learn Japanese, and ur videos really motivate me to study Japanese and English too 💃🏻, cause I'm not a native speakers, and for me it is really invaluable to understand what did u say. And ur handwriting is so aesthetic motivates too
The intro had me thinking you had a Korean accent-ish while speaking Japanese then I realized you not even Korean but learning it now. It means you really blended in with all the languages
Wow incredible! I've been studying for about 5 years but I gotta say you notes (and camera work) are on a next level! This video was so satisfying and inspiring to watch! Keep up the incredible work! このすごい動画を作ってくれて本当にありがとう😭すごい感度したよ～！
Omg girl you are so inspirational.🥺💖 I was trying to learn Japanese last year but I gave up halfway through it because it was so exhausting to learn a new language from scratch. Now, I will try again.😘😘
Been learning Japanese off and on since 09 and I still have not learned all of N5. Thankfully, I have made Japanese friends using Hellotalk. I talk to some almost every day in Japanese and others once a week. I'm now motivated more than ever to finally go beyond N5. This video also motivates me to make my notes look more clean and organized lol.
Such an insane amount of effort... and that you managed to keep so many of your notes. I've had to throw away my language learning notes because I had to move around so much T_T
I don't know how this video got into my recommended feed but it was so calm and relaxing and interesting. Loved seeing the process/journey of learning another language!
I also learned Japanese for about 7 to 8 years now, but somehow I don't have that much material gathered. Maybe yes, but not as sorted and pretty looking. I never had a teacher until I went to Japan for a few months and had one there in my school. After that I studied alone again. I also never took the Language tests but I should be close to N3. Right now I'm revisiting beginner grammar and summarise it in a notebook to help my sister start learning. This video inspired me a little.
I watched most of ur videos which are very good! I got really inspired by u to learn more Japanese, I’m Japanese and my family can all speak it very well but for me it got so overwhelming that I stopped. But after watching ur videos, I really got motivated and inspired ❤
Omai- thank you so much for this video! Personally for me- I actually take Japanese classes weekly. N5 was okay and I mastered it in a year- however N4 was another story. I am now taking a break from language learning ( I’m taking a national exam this end year ) . This video showed me that it was okay to learn at your own pace!! So thank u so much and all the best for your upcoming finals !!
omg your so productive and motivating! I love your videos, they are so helpful and inspire me to keep on learning my languages, your notes look amazing btw!😊
Hello Jazmine, You are the best! I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books and study like you know you should…Having friends from other cultures makes me more creative. In fresh ways about space and how people create their own world and environment. It is best way to connect between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships.
Just a tip, because at one point, I didn’t know this. You don’t have to take the N#s in order! If you feel ready for the N4, just move on into N3 so that you don’t feel stuck! My first one was N3 in 2019, and I never took the first 2 :)
Yeah, it's really not necessary, since you can always do a mock test at home. It also saves money to not take every test. I do understand that for some people the tests are needed for motivation though. It's always helpful to have a goal to work towards!
@@monceperez4949 i agree ✨And She is over all a Very nice person And i appriciate how She tries to connect with as much of us As possible just inspiring to watch 🌟❤️
す……すごい………！！！ I study English over 6 years (junior high, and high school) but I was not serious...So I can't take over 500 points in TOEIC test..... I was encouraged to you!!! I study English!!
Hey! I just randomly saw this video in my suggestions and thought I’ll leave a comment as a fellow Japanese language learner . I think you should definitely get that Try grammar book for N3. I am currently using one to prepare for N2 and it is so so so good ! Especially if you pair it up with a book filled with exam like questions. I find it really useful . I would also suggest to move on to studying for N3 if you feel a bit demotivated about what happened after you couldn’t register for N4. You don’t have to take every level to go on to the next one. I never took N5 or N4 and went straight for N3 however it did take me a year to get there and it just happened that JLPT was taking place when I was studying N3 grammar and vocabulary at that time. I just feel that maybe that way you might stay more motivated ? By learning new grammar and vocabulary. But obviously , as you said , language learning should not be stressful , so just doing things at your own pace is important😄You are doing such a good job already ! Good luck on your language learning! 頑張って😁.
I just started learning 日本語 and I know ひらがな pretty well and I just started learning カタカナ so I’m very very new but your videos inspire me to stick it out for years to come! どむありがとうございます！
I’m currently taking a Japanese course but I really wanna try more and harder after I watched your video. The Japanese course that I take isn’t this comprehensive, I guess. It’s just all basic and still in romaji while I’m more concerned to the Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji😅. I really wanna be fluent in Japanese so that in the future I wish could make my dream to study in Japan come true. Thank you for inspiring me! Stay safe!
Thank you so much for the motivation, I've been struggling on writing kanji and speaking. After I watched this video, I got to know what I need to do. :)
Not even a minuet in this video 0:05 :dude Your Japanese is amazing I admire what you do. And the way you study as a half Japanese person I say That if you go to japan and speak to local people they will be surprised, at how amazing your Japanese speaking is. I wish I had the same motivation as you to Learn Korean. Go you keep up the japanese skills. You should watch anime to help with japanese speaking. I subscribed to your Chanel after seeing this video.
Omg i lOve your videos. Im a secondary student learning japanese and watching your videos gives me motivation and inspiration. Not just that I get to know useful tips from you! One day I would be someone like you :D
Hi Jazmine! As Japanese, your Japanese is really good🥰 Your pronunciation is clear and the handwriting is beautiful. I know it's hard to learn languages but you have come so far and I'm proud of you:)) If you have any questions about Japan, feel free to ask me❤️
Thank you for this video! I'm currently majoring in Japanese in uni and on my way studying for N2 and tbh it is really stressful... Recently I've been feeling unmotivated and not sure if I've learned enough... Watching this somehow made me feel calm again, I wish the best for you and everyone studying Japanese!
This video really inspired me. and made me realize, during online classes I never took notes like that again. lol. and I will start taking notes again after seeing your video. Thank you for reminding me😁
Beautiful and really inspiring footage. Loved your notes and marked some of them for my Korean learning practice ( especially those with flipping translation). Thank you so much for this wonderful video💕oh, and btw gorgeous nails✨
OMG your voices. When you speak Japanese then switch to English I really like it, it’s very smooth UwU I’m self-learning Japanese and aiming to pass N4. I’m so tired with remembering vocabs but your video inspires me again, thanks 😭💕
I am actually wanting to start learning Japanese and seeing how you’re progressing is giving me so much motivation to actually take my time with it too.
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"Language learning isn't meant to be a stressful experience." I literally had to pause the video and cry. You are so right. Often times we are so hard on ourselves for not progressing "fast enough", and this leads to opposite feelings towards the learning! I needed this reminder. And I appreciate you and your channel. You are so inspirational! ❤
Aww thank you so much! I don't wanna make you cry 🥺😭😭😭😭😭! But I completely understand what you mean! Especially since I am uploading content each week, I feel as if I need to have made some progress...but its okay to take breaks or even just re-learn things because its fun! I guess the contrary is called counter productivity (or something like that)... I appreciate your support so much Konami 💕💕💕💕💕💕 Stay strong ❤️
I had to stop studying Korean when my mental health really went downhill in the middle of 2020. I've been picking it up again almost a year later and have to go over everything I already learned since I forgot most of it. I sometimes feel sad that I lost so much time and have almost nothing to show for everything I studied but I realize it's not a competition. We really should go at our own pace, and any progress is better than nothing ♥
@@jazminelayah9302 lol
👍👍👍
Yeeissma
This is so well done and for once on the internet a realistic portrayal of learning Japanese
💯!!
yup
自分の国の言語をこんなに一生懸命に学んでくれている人がいると思うとすごく嬉しいです！
Lol
日本人として嬉しすぎます🥺🇯🇵❣️❣️❣️❣️
見てくれてありがとうございました！💕💕💕💕💕
having flashbacks to my messy hiragana handwriting sheets in 2014 😪 back when i thought i’d be fluent in a year lol 7 years later and i’m ~maybe~ an n4. You’re a great motivation 😘
Thank you so much! You'll get there xxx
Idk if this will help, but high school kids in australia study Japanese throughout high school for 6 years and they end up at around N4. And that's with consistent classes throughout the year with a teacher, assignments, tests and stuff sooo lol the bar is so low here
@@yutassmilehealsme6572 yes. I’ve been on exchange to Japan (without ever studying Japanese) and after 3 months there, an Australian came who studied Japanese since first grade. Though her Japanese was really impressive and way better than mine when I started, I still spoke way better Japanese within just 3 months of staying in Japan. I don’t want to say Australians are bad at studying Japanese at all. I’d never be able to speak Japanese if I wouldn’t have gone there. It just shows how incredibly difficult it is to get to a decent level of Japanese without living there.
The dedication and this just shows how difficult Japanese can be for foreigners.
日本人でも日本語は難しいと思う人が多い中､6年間も日本語を勉強し続けられる忍耐力…尊敬します！
私も勉強頑張ります！
To be honest I'm very glad seeing her videos on my recommendation it gives me motivation learning to Japanese too and whenever I had nothing to do I would watch her videos it gives me inspiration to how learn Japanese 🥺
I need motivation, I have kind of stopped, but I need to keep going, we got this!!!
I want my own study space!! Too much member in my family !!
Unfortunately, me too.
same as my korean🙋🏻♀️
what about go to library or studying room:)
@花赤西 ohh
@花赤西 by the way u have instragram account ??
I use to study Japanese 2 years ago but due to a bad teacher who made me cry nearly every class I just stopped and now I'm trying to teach myself, your notes are very motivating to me XD
I recommend seeing cure dolly, she explains grammar so clearly 頑張ってくださいね
こんなにたくさん日本語を勉強してくれてありがとう😊Thank you for studying Japanese sooo hard!!!!!👏🏻✨
I regret neglecting my Japanese study after passing N5 (back then I didn't even get that high of a grade). That was around 2015 too, and now I want to kick-start my study again and hopefully pass N4 next year. I don't have any tutor and do all my studies by myself so this is very useful to me for study ideas.
I study 3 languages at the same time; English, Japanese and Zazaki. English and Zazaki are pretty hard for me bcos their grammar is not even close to my native language's; which is Turkish. But Japanese grammar is so similar to my language's and currently i give importance to English/Zazaki grammar, while giving importance to Japanese vocabulary^^
So tysm for this video, i'll have to keep way more notebooks than i already keep!
Where's Zazaki language from? I've never heard about it.
@@charmingsiren9503 Zazaki language is spoken by Zaza people; mostly in the eastern side of Turkey. It is an Indo-European language from the Iranian branch, and Zaza people are Iranian, even though they mostly live in Turkey. (My step-mother is a Zaza so i thought that'd be cool to learn it, but it seems a bit hard, Indo-European languages are not for me lol)
I am learning Turkish and Japanease 😀
Your English surpasses most high school students here lol! Keep it up. Ever since I started learning Japanese, my 3rd (hopefully) language, I think I’ve been getting better at structuring my sentences in both Spanish and English. It’s amazing you know 4 langauges.
hi I'm also turkish and I know there are many likeness between japanese and turkish; for anyone who would like to learn either turkish or japanese, here are some examples of the resemblance
The grammar is over %95 the same! (such as both of em being agglutinative languages, both of em have vowel harmony, the sentence structure, word order etc)
The way of thinking, the sentence form is the same, the way you put and even the form of the suffixes are nearly the same, even some of the tenses are! Such as "-mashta" is a past tense in Japanese, in Turkish this past tense is "-mishti/-mushtu/ -müshtü/"
Also there is the past tense "-ta" in Japanese, in Turkish it is "-ti/tı" but also can be "tü/dü/di/dı"
In Japanese there is "desu" which is pronounced as "des" and there is "dır" in Turkish; which is used in the same way and mean the same thing!
Also in Japanese, that "desu" can be "da" and in Turkish, that "dır" also can be "da"! But it is not official and it is an accent. Such as "watashi wa ningen da!" and "ben bir insanım da!" but in Turkish, you usually prolong the "a" of "da", and usually older people who don't have an Istanbul accent would add the "da".
In Japanese there is this "ari-mas/ (put a word) imas" form if you know, in turkish this is "var-mis/ (put a word) imis"
In Japanese you usually add "ka" to ask questions and in Turkish you add "ki" but it is not that necessary. In Japanese when you want to say "a's car" (the car belonging to person a) you'd say "a no kuruma", in Turkish you'd say "a nun-nin arabası"
Also, if you want to say "at the library" (it doesnt have to be library, im just giving example) in Turkish you'd say "Kütüphane de" and in Japanese you'd say "Toshokan de". Let me give you a sentence I've come up from a video. Let's look at the Japanese and Turkish version of the sentence "He-She had gone to/ went to university at Izmir"
Turkish : Izmir de universite ye gitmishti (gitmişti; ş is pronounced as sh)
Japanese : Izmir de daigaku e ikimashta"
(And for ta/ti example I've given you earlier, for the verb go; it would be "itta" and "gitti")
Or we have "o - i, ı" (which does not exist in many languages, but kinda gives "the/a/an" vibes to me, such as "Sakuranbo o tabemashita" (written as wo pronounced as o) and "Kiraz ı yemishtim" meaning the past forms of I eat a/the cherry
Or their infinitive suffixes look the same "-masu" and "-mak"
So there are many more examples but these are the ones I came up with.
As for the origin places of these two languages;
Proto-Japonic, the common ancestor of the Japanese and Ryukyuan languages, is thought to have been brought to Japan by settlers coming from the Korean peninsula sometime in the early- to mid-4th century BC (the Yayoi period)
So it says Japanese language originated in Korean peninsula but I've also read articles saying Japanese language originated in Japan so I'm not quite sure.
As for the origin place of the Turkish language ( all Turkic languages)
"There are still disputes over it today but as mostly accepted; the Turkic languages originated in Eastern Asia spanning Western China, Mongolia and Southeastern Siberia. At the time the first Turkic languages were spoken, it resembled the modern Turkish language we know today very little. The Turkic people and languages clearly had a bond with the Chinese"
(Some other sources say Turkic Languages originated in Manchuria)
Oh and today however we dropped many Chinese and Turkic words and replaced them with the Arabic and French words, especially during the Seljuk Empire and the Ottoman Empire.
Today, the Chinese words in both Anatolian and Cypriotic Turkic (Turkish) remained very little and we got these words thousands of years ago from the Chinese; we have the words çocuk(kid), yılan(snake), su(water), ev(house), inci(pearl) etc which managed to still remain today.
When you’re so early but you don’t know what to say😭💞
So true
Strongly agree with you dear...😁
im brazilian and i study japanese for 1 week and your channel has really motivated me a lot, ty sm you're so sweet
Im learning Korean not japanese, but i find your videos so fun to watch!
Same!!
Korean was so much easier than Japanese 😭😭😭 struggling right now
I've been learning for almost 9 years now at my school since kindergarten, I've done the N-5, and passed in 4th grade. I plan to do the N-4 this year
字がきれいで日本語とても聞き取りやすかったです🥺♥️
Thank you xxxありがとう！！！！😭💕🥺
日本語を勉強してくれて、ありがとうございます！
I really like your voice! it's very calming and it gives the impression that you are the type of person to listen patiently and think before you speak
I have just started to learn Japanese, and ur videos really motivate me to study Japanese and English too 💃🏻, cause I'm not a native speakers, and for me it is really invaluable to understand what did u say. And ur handwriting is so aesthetic motivates too
The intro had me thinking you had a Korean accent-ish while speaking Japanese then I realized you not even Korean but learning it now. It means you really blended in with all the languages
Wow incredible! I've been studying for about 5 years but I gotta say you notes (and camera work) are on a next level! This video was so satisfying and inspiring to watch! Keep up the incredible work! このすごい動画を作ってくれて本当にありがとう😭すごい感度したよ～！
I’m currently studying Japanese, and I’m really looking forward to it. This gives me more motivation to put extra effort into my work! :))
How's it going?
Omg girl you are so inspirational.🥺💖 I was trying to learn Japanese last year but I gave up halfway through it because it was so exhausting to learn a new language from scratch. Now, I will try again.😘😘
the key is consistency, little progress is better than no progress at all!
Been learning Japanese off and on since 09 and I still have not learned all of N5. Thankfully, I have made Japanese friends using Hellotalk. I talk to some almost every day in Japanese and others once a week. I'm now motivated more than ever to finally go beyond N5. This video also motivates me to make my notes look more clean and organized lol.
他国の言語を習得するモチベーションが出ました！🥺素敵な動画をありがとうございます
日本語の発音、字ともに綺麗ですね！
日本に興味を持っていただき嬉しいです。
中国語や韓国語も頑張って下さい。
やさしい話し方が心地よいです✨
ありがとうyk!
中国語や韓国語も頑張ります！！
Such an insane amount of effort... and that you managed to keep so many of your notes. I've had to throw away my language learning notes because I had to move around so much T_T
漢字は本当に難しいのに熱心に勉強していて本当に凄いです！！
日本人でも、漢字って勉強しても勉強してもまだ分からない漢字が多くて本当にキリがないなと思います😂
日本人ですが聞き取りやすくて、字もお上手ですごいです！😊
ありがとうううううう💕😭
こんなに語学に真剣になって勉強すること出来ないから凄い尊敬します！
Thank you for the notes tour! It was really cool to be able to actually see the progress you’ve made over the years 😁 Keep it up!
I love you Jazmine and Alivia!!❤️❤️ You are best!!
I don't know how this video got into my recommended feed but it was so calm and relaxing and interesting. Loved seeing the process/journey of learning another language!
すごい日本語上手ですね！！
私もこれくらい頑張りたいです…☺
That's so motivating. And your handwriting is so pretty☺️
Thank you so much 💕💕😊
私たちが普段使っている言語を学んでくれていて何か嬉しい気持ちになります☺️
私も英語と韓国語の勉強頑張ります！
これだけ努力のできる人って本当にすごいと思う。尊敬します😚
I also learned Japanese for about 7 to 8 years now, but somehow I don't have that much material gathered. Maybe yes, but not as sorted and pretty looking. I never had a teacher until I went to Japan for a few months and had one there in my school. After that I studied alone again. I also never took the Language tests but I should be close to N3.
Right now I'm revisiting beginner grammar and summarise it in a notebook to help my sister start learning. This video inspired me a little.
I watched most of ur videos which are very good! I got really inspired by u to learn more Japanese, I’m Japanese and my family can all speak it very well but for me it got so overwhelming that I stopped. But after watching ur videos, I really got motivated and inspired ❤
Omai- thank you so much for this video! Personally for me- I actually take Japanese classes weekly. N5 was okay and I mastered it in a year- however N4 was another story. I am now taking a break from language learning ( I’m taking a national exam this end year ) . This video showed me that it was okay to learn at your own pace!! So thank u so much and all the best for your upcoming finals !!
日本語を覚えようと努力してるのが日本人からしてとても嬉しいです。𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮
Your so fluent at Japanese🇯🇵
This is so aesthetic ʚ(*´꒳`*)ɞ
omg your so productive and motivating! I love your videos, they are so helpful and inspire me to keep on learning my languages, your notes look amazing btw!😊
Hello Jazmine, You are the best! I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books and study like you know you should…Having friends from other cultures makes me more creative. In fresh ways about space and how people create their own world and environment. It is best way to connect between creative thinking and cross-cultural relationships.
Just a tip, because at one point, I didn’t know this.
You don’t have to take the N#s in order! If you feel ready for the N4, just move on into N3 so that you don’t feel stuck! My first one was N3 in 2019, and I never took the first 2 :)
Yeah, it's really not necessary, since you can always do a mock test at home. It also saves money to not take every test. I do understand that for some people the tests are needed for motivation though. It's always helpful to have a goal to work towards!
@@Lilithly it’s still a goal to have it be the next one 😊
I literally SCREAMED when i saw that you posted And started jumping 💞😅the notifications Are great to have 🌟🌨️ recommend people 😏And have a blessed day
Best comment ever! 💕💕💕💕💕💕🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love your kind words Martina ✨✨✨
@@jazminelayah9302 🥺oh stop i am gonna start jumping again 🥺🤗💞
These videos are amazing
@@monceperez4949 i agree ✨And She is over all a Very nice person And i appriciate how She tries to connect with as much of us As possible just inspiring to watch 🌟❤️
I’m also studying Japanese! This video gave me more motivation! 💕
す……すごい………！！！
I study English over 6 years (junior high, and high school) but I was not serious...So I can't take over 500 points in TOEIC test.....
I was encouraged to you!!! I study English!!
I'm learning Japanese right now and I gotta say that you have good ways to learn it! I'll try it one of these days.
Hey! I just randomly saw this video in my suggestions and thought I’ll leave a comment as a fellow Japanese language learner . I think you should definitely get that Try grammar book for N3. I am currently using one to prepare for N2 and it is so so so good ! Especially if you pair it up with a book filled with exam like questions. I find it really useful . I would also suggest to move on to studying for N3 if you feel a bit demotivated about what happened after you couldn’t register for N4. You don’t have to take every level to go on to the next one. I never took N5 or N4 and went straight for N3 however it did take me a year to get there and it just happened that JLPT was taking place when I was studying N3 grammar and vocabulary at that time. I just feel that maybe that way you might stay more motivated ? By learning new grammar and vocabulary. But obviously , as you said , language learning should not be stressful , so just doing things at your own pace is important😄You are doing such a good job already ! Good luck on your language learning! 頑張って😁.
I just started learning 日本語 and I know ひらがな pretty well and I just started learning カタカナ so I’m very very new but your videos inspire me to stick it out for years to come! どむありがとうございます！
I’m currently taking a Japanese course but I really wanna try more and harder after I watched your video. The Japanese course that I take isn’t this comprehensive, I guess. It’s just all basic and still in romaji while I’m more concerned to the Japanese Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji😅. I really wanna be fluent in Japanese so that in the future I wish could make my dream to study in Japan come true. Thank you for inspiring me! Stay safe!
なんて素敵なの……沢山努力してるのが分かりますね。日本語がなめらかで私も幸せな気持ちになりました。☺️
You never realise how much work and paper work you accumulate over time and how much you improve. Excellent 😍
this was so helpful! i especially love the way you folded the notebook pages to make flashcards, will definitely be using that :))
努力家すぎる… 尊敬します💖👍🏻 私も英語頑張らなきゃ😭 モチベーションになりました！！！✨
The prettiest voice
I literally kept watching just to hear you speak
💜
Thank you so much for the motivation, I've been struggling on writing kanji and speaking. After I watched this video, I got to know what I need to do. :)
Not even a minuet in this video 0:05 :dude Your Japanese is amazing I admire what you do. And the way you study as a half Japanese person I say That if you go to japan and speak to local people they will be surprised, at how amazing your Japanese speaking is. I wish I had the same motivation as you to Learn Korean. Go you keep up the japanese skills. You should watch anime to help with japanese speaking.
I subscribed to your Chanel after seeing this video.
Your voice is so soothing.
Omg i lOve your videos. Im a secondary student learning japanese and watching your videos gives me motivation and inspiration. Not just that I get to know useful tips from you! One day I would be someone like you :D
Hi Jazmine! As Japanese, your Japanese is really good🥰 Your pronunciation is clear and the handwriting is beautiful. I know it's hard to learn languages but you have come so far and I'm proud of you:)) If you have any questions about Japan, feel free to ask me❤️
すごい！！！感動しました😭😭日本語に興味を持ってくれて、学んでくれてありがとうございます。すごく嬉しいです！
モチベーションがないと絶対続かない。あなたはすごいです。
日本人として、私は英語に苦労していることを認めます.4つの言語を学習できるという事実は刺激的です💖
私はここで日本化を学び、8年を過ごしてきたことをとても誇りに思っています💗💗💗
I'm in love with your determination!!! This was so motivating to watch!!
I wish you good luck!!
日本語とても上手です!❤❤
I'm a student and I'm learning English. Your video has given me courage. I will do my best!
Just love how real you are!
積み上げられていくノートに「おおぉ～!!!」と声が漏れました💞言語を習得されていく過程に感動しました。。!!!
ahh,, your videos are so relaxing !! was honestly having a really bad day and my anxiety was through the roof but this helped so much,, thank you !!
Your nails are literally perfect
Thank you for this video! I'm currently majoring in Japanese in uni and on my way studying for N2 and tbh it is really stressful... Recently I've been feeling unmotivated and not sure if I've learned enough... Watching this somehow made me feel calm again, I wish the best for you and everyone studying Japanese!
文字がすごく読みやすい！
読めないような字を書く学習者も多いのにちゃんと読める！
This video really inspired me. and made me realize, during online classes I never took notes like that again. lol. and I will start taking notes again after seeing your video. Thank you for reminding me😁
my hiragana + katakana books & genki 1 books will be shipped tomorrow!! i'm so excited to learn
Yey! 😆🙆🏽♀️💕
in case you don't know, you can get any book you want for free on some sites if you search on google lol
@@yutassmilehealsme6572 i do know lol like b-ok but i am more motivated to study if have the paperback
日本語を勉強してる外国人を見ると嬉しくなります🥰
I really love your note taking style! Your videos are so motivating and inspiring too☺️
Beautiful and really inspiring footage. Loved your notes and marked some of them for my Korean learning practice ( especially those with flipping translation). Thank you so much for this wonderful video💕oh, and btw gorgeous nails✨
ひらがな、カタカナ、漢字と3種類と使いこなされていて感動しました👏日本語の発音も穏やかで華麗な発音です✨✨応援しています🤍🐻❄️
日本人です！5年もつづけて勉強するのはとてもすごいと思います！私も英語と韓国語を勉強しているので、ジャズミンさんのようにがんばります☺️
Very inspiring! Well done…what a wonderful accomplishment!
My problem with my Japanese learning is lack of motivation. Your videos always motivate me
OMG your voices. When you speak Japanese then switch to English I really like it, it’s very smooth UwU
I’m self-learning Japanese and aiming to pass N4. I’m so tired with remembering vocabs but your video inspires me again, thanks 😭💕
I enjoyed you video. I really like your notes in japanese. I am started with my japanese. I see your development it's amazing!
アジアの文化、日本語に興味を持ってくれてありがとう！！！！
うれしいです！！！🥰🥰🥰
黙って下さい。ただただジャズミンさん嬉しくするからと言って嘘を付いとる必要限らへんやん！
This was fun to watch, thanks for sharing your journey with Japanese thus far!
As a mandarin beginner I really recommend the book Learning Mandarin Chinese Characters from 1-2 levels!!! But idk if ur still a beginner
Oooo... thank you so much, I am currently learning mandarin and I needed this, thank you so much
@@monceperez4949 ur welcome!!!
@@monceperez4949 ur welcome!!
Thanks for sharing these awesome notes and techniques. Picked up some ideas and motivation.
soooo jealous of your handwriting
私も英語の勉強頑張ります！！
溜まったノートを見ると自分の頑張りが見れていいですね🥰🥰
I reaalllyy want more journaling videoss. Also I watched Say I Love You because of that spread and wow it’s good
This motivated me for my Korean and French! Tysm 😭😭❤❤
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Excuse me for my bad English✨✨
@@beemine1603 ayy, really kind from you! merci beaucoup ^-^
your voice is so calming 🥰
日本語を勉強してくれて嬉しいです🥲🥺✨チャンネル登録しました！これからも応援しています！
Your Japanese is heavenly! It sounds so goregous!
I am actually wanting to start learning Japanese and seeing how you’re progressing is giving me so much motivation to actually take my time with it too.
凄すぎる、、、尊敬します！
字がすごく上手✨💖