🌍My Language Learning Class: 👉 ruri-ohama-s-school.teachable.com 👈 Mochimochi: - Download link for iOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/id1463353686 - Download link for Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mochimochi.android.an&hl=US - Link for desktop: kanji.mochidemy.com/
Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near -Isaiah 55:6 A number of years ago, I read a story about a man who set up a nativity scene on his front lawn, but some vandals came along and stole the baby Jesus. The man was quoted as saying, “They’ve taken my Jesus, and I don’t know where he is.” I thought, “Sir, those people did not take your Jesus. They took a plastic figure, probably with a light bulb inside, that’s a representation of Jesus. But that wasn’t Jesus.” We can’t lose Jesus, but sometimes people lose sight of the real Jesus, especially during the Christmas season. Of course, we have responsibilities, families, and things we need to do, but let’s find ways to share the real message of Christmas. It’s easy to transition a conversation to what the Christmas season is really about: the birth of Jesus Christ. Let’s not allow the busyness of the season to crowd Jesus out of our lives. We need to slow down, listen to the Lord, and stay in close fellowship with Him. Even if you’ve been so busy that you haven’t paid as much attention to Him as you should, He’s patiently waiting for you to return. Jesus walked in our shoes, breathed our air, died our death, and rose from the dead. Is Jesus Christ living inside you? If not, I hope you’ll soon believe in Him. He wants to forgive all your sins. He wants to be the Lord of your life, not just at Christmastime but every day of the year. He’s an everyday Jesus, and He’s here for you right now. Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, died on the cross, and rose from the dead, is standing at the door of your life and knocking. If you’re not sure that he’s living inside you, will you open the door and ask Him to come in?
I am a Japanese who is currently learning English, and I know that learning another language is so hard. I hope that many people watching this video will be able to master Japanese.
Thank Ruri for your experience and positive reviews about the app. We hope your RUclips channel would achieve more success with the educational values that you have been bringing to the community😊
In addition, when you learn Japanese, you become not only proficient in the language but also gain an insider view of the culture. Understanding the Japanese work ethic, their business etiquette, and knowing which cultural faux pas to avoid can often make or break an important business
This was actually super helpful especially for learning kanji which has been the hardest part of my journey so far. I also like the idea of talking to an imaginary friend to sum up a video or your day. That’s a great way to practice speaking, I will definitely try these tips 😊
I have been using MochiMochi since your previous about the app and I have to say that it's a really cute and helpful app. Believe me, it will help you to memorize vocabulary better thanks to its "golden time" feature that is like a friendly reminer everyday. Also, I love the cute and fun art style. It really makes learning Japanese seem more like a fun challenge rather than boring work. Mochi is especially useful for people like me who hate learning Kanji. Feel very lucky to know your channel and MochiMochi app. 🥰
I was download and buy premium version but i give up in just one month 🥲🥲 well maybe I'm not suitable for that method but my English still improve because i have made enormous amount of input
My MochiMochi app doesn't close out when I close the app for some reason. Like, the music still plays in the background even though it's closed completely. I keep having to Force Stop it.
I kind of started taking Japanese in college classes just because it was available. 3 years later and now I get to hang out with my friends from Tokyo often and do research with Japanese universities. I fell in love with the culture :)
Learning Japanese will help you to appreciate your own culture as well as your own language because it improves your communication and cognitive skills. Accessing a culture that is very different from yours will heighten your awareness that cultures and languages vary.
Totally agree, but this is true not only for Japanese….but any language…..you can’t truly learn any language without being involved in some way in learning about some aspects of the culture of the people that speak it…. lol not sure why but also about a year after starting to learn Japanese I kept making the simplest mistakes when speaking English for some reason…it eventually went away….but I thought that was a bit weird… learning Japanese (or a similar language that is very different from your own mother language) will also make you appreciate your own language as you already mentioned…..I used to take English and Spanish for granted and think to myself “Why doesn’t everyone ‘just’ speak it?”…but when I first started learning Japanese a few years back I definitely understood the complexity of learning a language….specially one so different from your own…
"Learning Japanese will help you to appreciate your own culture" True, after learning Japanese, I appreciate English and Vietnamese. Both of them are better than this shit
After 3-months using Mochi mochi, I'm happy to say that it's a amazing app that helped me a lottt in memorizing Kanji and vocab. Thank you Ruri again for sharing this app.
I’m just starting my Japanese learning journey and it’s overwhelming trying to research the “best” app or way to learn Japanese. This is the first piece of information that’s given me a more direct path and makes it feel a little less impossible. Keep up the great content!
Thank you sooooo much for this advice!!!!! I've started my journey to learn Japanese to speak fluently for my job. I bought genki and tobira, but I came to a stalemate in my studies on my own, and then I found motivation in this video. Thank you again for this video and advice!!!!
Kanji is so hard tbh. However, learning Kanji is so necessary. Full Hiragana paragraphs are even more difficult to read than those which include Kanji. I also use the Mochi mochi app and I'm learning the N4 vocabulary course. Love its pretty interface and sounds
Here’s another awesome, inspiring video from Rurisan! She’s very GOOD AT a lot of things. And the nice part is She’s also VERY GOOD AT teaching a lot of things! Your special talent’s highly and widely appreciated Rurisan!😊🙏🍀🍀🍀
i've started learning a bit of japanese a few weeks ago but lately i hven't been motivated enough to continue - this video rlly helped me on what i should do to learn more effectively and also helped motivate me to continue learning! tysm i rlly appreciate it~ keep it up!
Hi Ruri I'm enjoying the app a lot! heads up, learn to read hiragana first! After opening the app for only the second time to review my first lesson from the first time I opened the app, I noticed how much it helped me with vocabulary. The way you must input your answers to review questions is great and probably the most crucial part of any app you use to learn Japanese. See for yourself and you'll understand what I mean. I highly recommend this app!
For me, the easiest way to learn Japanese is to immerse in Japan's culture. When you love the culture, you'll love everything about that country, even the language that helps you understand the local culture, as well as be alble to make a conversation with native speakers.
For the past few days I've watched many of your videos. And it was too helpful for me. There was something in your voice that motivates me more than anything. I learnt how to learn new languages. How to be productive. And many more. Thank you Ruri.
Just downloaded the app, it's a Kanji and vocabulary app from basic to advanced. However, if you are a raw beginner, you need to start with the alphabet first, learn how to pronounce Japanese (Hiragana & Katakana). After master Hiragana and Katakana, MochiMochi will be a great app for you to start learn some basic Kanji.
Top-notch video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
I’d like to add, time and effort are key to learning any language . I finally achieved JLPT level 4 after studying on and off since 2009 . Believe me when I tell you, it’s tough but possible . It all depends on HOW BAD YOU WANT IT. All things are possible .
It’s been a year since I stayed here in Japan. I’m half japanese but lived in PH. After just 2 months of staying here, I already started working to be more familiar and exposed with nihongo. I can see how I improved with listening skill compared to before when I just knew basic words. But I can’t really improve much with my speaking skill. I can’t really understand how they can form a sentence? how it make sense? And Japanese Grammar in overall. Also being shy to speak, being afraid to have mistakes and panicking when I try to speak with other nihonjin is also the hardest to overcome lol
Thanks Ruri! Cool and helpfull video. I will start soon learning japanese and this video is uploaded at the right time! Im very happy that I found your channel
I am just starting my post graduate course today, it’s a two years course. So that’s why I have given myself this two years of time to learn Japanese properly because I am trying to move to Japan in span of 4-5 years ofc after earning enough for at least 2-3 years after my PG. Thanks for this video Ruri and for your other videos that I’ll be watching to train myself in most of the required aspects :) Banzai !!!
Do a video on child upbringing. What your parents did to make you so intelligent and motivated. Sho Kosugi apparently wrote acclaimed books about raising children, I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on this subject. What your parents did right, what they did differently and what you would have done differently. Thank you, fantastic content as always.
Honestly, I don't care about Japanese at all, and yet I couldn't even blink, and watched the whole video, you left me literally speechless!! you are probably the most beautiful young lady I have ever seen!! ;-) Just wow!
Since your previous video about Mochi Mochi, I downloaded the app and used it until now. It's a nice app with Spaced repetition system, now I can learn more Kanji and vocabulary than in the past. Thank you for sharing this amazing app. By the way, I love your voice 😉
goals is finally be a polyglot by studying japanese (i speak english, french and portuguese as my mother language).. watch anime with its actual language would be pretty pleasant too. what about yours?
Japanese is a beautiful language you a such a trustworthy person i would love to learn at least one language love your videos you are such an interesting woman
Thank you very much! I'm from Bangladesh, Now I'm trying to learn Japanese. Your vlogs are very helpful for me , and Mochimochi is really very helpful.....
I am a Turkish person and I try to learn English and Japanese. I wish that I was found you before because I feel like you really help me. Thank you for this beatifull videos you give me motivation and trust to myself ♡
Türkçe aksan olarak patlak veren tek yer "anime"yi telaffuzundu, nedense her seferinde tebessüm ettim. Mükemmel video! Dillerle içli dışlı olmayı seven biri olarak örnek aldığım sayılı insanlardansın, teşekkürler!
I have recently started learning Japanese language. I was really trying to find a way to learn about kanji. Your video helped me find that app. I hope it proves helpful in my goal to learn Japanese language. Thanks a bunch. Love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰.
When she said, to understand anime which is the best thing in the world. I felt that, but for real thanks for your videos they are so helpful also thanks to your video about motivation iam starting to get my life back together thank you so much Ruri
I’d like to add that even before you define your goal, you should visualize, or “dream” about a certain version of yourselves that is performing as you would like to.
I am still a beginner y Japanese because at one point I lost motivation and took a long break. So when I got into it again I was basically having to relearn everything. In college while we took notes in class I would write the hiragana and katakana alphabets down in my little notebook because I was so focused on memorizing the alphabets and being able to write sentences down and read them properly. And I would spend hours doing it. As a visual learner it’s necessary doing these things. Especially if it’s more than just wanting to watch anime fluently without needing subtitles. Another thing I would do, is at night when I’m sleeping it setup my own anime story with imaginary characters having conversations. What they would say from what I heard from watching previous animes before bed. And try to piece together the convos they’d be having in the current situation they are in. Again it’s similar to what she was saying about talking to an imaginary friend to practice. One last good way of practicing Japanese, is speaking it out loud to yourself. In a mirror or while you’re doing daily activities. I often like to talk to myself a lot when I’m gaming or animating. So instead of talking in my main language (English) best way to do it is to practice speaking to yourself in Japanese in your daily activities.
I am in Japan and learning Japanese . This video has spoken to me. I will try the suggested app and other tips shared. My goal is to be able to speak Japanese.
Just trying to learn Japanese, because im finally going to japan for the first time in March, and im going to visit my friend, plus I’d like to make some friends to have an excuse to go back :)
I am struggling with my kanji. I can read n write in hiragana n katakana (not very good though). I think practice writing is good n also learn through singing karaoke. But I can 't write but can recognize the word. But I never give up learning because Japanese is a beautiful language. I love everything Japan - from its culture, beautiful country, its people very polite, its music etc...Anyway, thank you for recommending the app, I'll try it and let you know if it works
Perfect! Started some things in the last months. One was learning languages (again). With a Karate background Japanese is the choice. Frohes neues Jahr aus Österreich!
I'm not a fast learner with other Asian language,myself being an Asian too but there's lot to learn and when it comes to language learning other than english obviously I'd learn Japanese and Korean and what intrigues me the most is Japanese culture and South Korea have their own unique culture. Amazing. I'm from Northeast part of India.
Me too a half Japananese cuz I'm born in Japan but my parents are not from Japan . They went to Japan for educational purposes. I can't remember anything about Japan cuz we came back when I was 2 yrs old . I miss Japan alot . So, I'm learning this language . Your vedio was very helpful . Thank you
I'm currently at a stage that I can make simple sentences in Japanese. However, I don't know enough verbs or verb tenses yet to make complex sentences or have conversations yet. Here are some sentences I can make. Note: I'm using a Japanese keyboard where I type the romanji and it automatically puts in the syllables. I haven't memorized the Kanji and all the hiragana here yet これはにほんごです。 This is Japanese. こんにちは、私のなめ絵は間週でづ。 Hello, my name is Matthew. いぬのあおいです。 The dog is blue. (I know that's random color lol)
yes, my first goal learning Japanese is to speak with some of my friends. my Japanese friends is kind enough to write me a message in romaji. so, i don't need to learn the hard one. all i do is memorize the vocabulary and the sentence structure. but now i need to learn basic reading and writing too since I'm applying for a job in Fukuoka japan.
🌍My Language Learning Class: 👉 ruri-ohama-s-school.teachable.com 👈
Mochimochi:
- Download link for iOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/id1463353686
- Download link for Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mochimochi.android.an&hl=US
- Link for desktop: kanji.mochidemy.com/
You are so beautiful and sweet I love you 💕💕💕
Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near
-Isaiah 55:6
A number of years ago, I read a story about a man who set up a nativity scene on his front lawn, but some vandals came along and stole the baby Jesus. The man was quoted as saying, “They’ve taken my Jesus, and I don’t know where he is.”
I thought, “Sir, those people did not take your Jesus. They took a plastic figure, probably with a light bulb inside, that’s a representation of Jesus. But that wasn’t Jesus.”
We can’t lose Jesus, but sometimes people lose sight of the real Jesus, especially during the Christmas season. Of course, we have responsibilities, families, and things we need to do, but let’s find ways to share the real message of Christmas. It’s easy to transition a conversation to what the Christmas season is really about: the birth of Jesus Christ.
Let’s not allow the busyness of the season to crowd Jesus out of our lives. We need to slow down, listen to the Lord, and stay in close fellowship with Him. Even if you’ve been so busy that you haven’t paid as much attention to Him as you should, He’s patiently waiting for you to return.
Jesus walked in our shoes, breathed our air, died our death, and rose from the dead. Is Jesus Christ living inside you? If not, I hope you’ll soon believe in Him. He wants to forgive all your sins. He wants to be the Lord of your life, not just at Christmastime but every day of the year. He’s an everyday Jesus, and He’s here for you right now.
Jesus, who was born in Bethlehem, died on the cross, and rose from the dead, is standing at the door of your life and knocking. If you’re not sure that he’s living inside you, will you open the door and ask Him to come in?
question @Ruri Ohame : How to attract the attention of a blogger and steal her heart 💓?
I should start my foreign language learning from Lingoda platform, it's sometimes phenomenal
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I am a Japanese who is currently learning English, and I know that learning another language is so hard. I hope that many people watching this video will be able to master Japanese.
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頑張ってね。今スペイン語をやってるんで、日本語の勉強やめた。正直、君の努力の結果を見て、僕も勇気出せるとおもうんだ、新しい言語と
I hope you’re able to master English, too! We can do this 💗 英語の勉強はがんばんで！！
Ty man and your English is good
@@shownbirigingi8133 who let this kid on this platform
Thank Ruri for your experience and positive reviews about the app. We hope your RUclips channel would achieve more success with the educational values that you have been bringing to the community😊
I really Love the app it helps me a lot with new vocabulary and maintaining it :) Thanks to the golden time feature
Cảm ơn Mochi tài chợ cho vlogger mình yêu thích 😁😁
she looks hopeul unlike manyu japanese on yt
Love the app
I hope you make mochimochi free... I like the app also the background music.. It's just i can't afford the premium.. 😅
In addition, when you learn Japanese, you become not only proficient in the language but also gain an insider view of the culture. Understanding the Japanese work ethic, their business etiquette, and knowing which cultural faux pas to avoid can often make or break an important business
This was actually super helpful especially for learning kanji which has been the hardest part of my journey so far. I also like the idea of talking to an imaginary friend to sum up a video or your day. That’s a great way to practice speaking, I will definitely try these tips 😊
I will learn Japanese in the future. I hope I can do it ❤❤🤗🤗
@@deutschmitpurple2918 Did you start to learn Japanese?
@@Оплапл Unfortunately, no 😢😢
@@deutschmitpurple2918 oh,I am too😂
I have been using MochiMochi since your previous about the app and I have to say that it's a really cute and helpful app. Believe me, it will help you to memorize vocabulary better thanks to its "golden time" feature that is like a friendly reminer everyday. Also, I love the cute and fun art style. It really makes learning Japanese seem more like a fun challenge rather than boring work. Mochi is especially useful for people like me who hate learning Kanji. Feel very lucky to know your channel and MochiMochi app. 🥰
I just started using my and couldn’t agree more!
Great appp mochimochi i love it
I was download and buy premium version but i give up in just one month 🥲🥲 well maybe I'm not suitable for that method but my English still improve because i have made enormous amount of input
My MochiMochi app doesn't close out when I close the app for some reason. Like, the music still plays in the background even though it's closed completely. I keep having to Force Stop it.
looks good
I don´t know why no one has found these videos if they are amazing to practice your listening in english, I understood everything! You´re awesome
I kind of started taking Japanese in college classes just because it was available. 3 years later and now I get to hang out with my friends from Tokyo often and do research with Japanese universities. I fell in love with the culture :)
Learning Japanese will help you to appreciate your own culture as well as your own language because it improves your communication and cognitive skills. Accessing a culture that is very different from yours will heighten your awareness that cultures and languages vary.
Totally agree, but this is true not only for Japanese….but any language…..you can’t truly learn any language without being involved in some way in learning about some aspects of the culture of the people that speak it….
lol not sure why but also about a year after starting to learn Japanese I kept making the simplest mistakes when speaking English for some reason…it eventually went away….but I thought that was a bit weird… learning Japanese (or a similar language that is very different from your own mother language) will also make you appreciate your own language as you already mentioned…..I used to take English and Spanish for granted and think to myself “Why doesn’t everyone ‘just’ speak it?”…but when I first started learning Japanese a few years back I definitely understood the complexity of learning a language….specially one so different from your own…
"Learning Japanese will help you to appreciate your own culture"
True, after learning Japanese, I appreciate English and Vietnamese.
Both of them are better than this shit
@@superbin6021 Japanese is shit !?
After 3-months using Mochi mochi, I'm happy to say that it's a amazing app that helped me a lottt in memorizing Kanji and vocab. Thank you Ruri again for sharing this app.
love this app too
me too
Agree
yea I totally agree with you. MochiMochi is really good.
MochiMochi is helping me in learning Japanese too! Keep it up!
I’m just starting my Japanese learning journey and it’s overwhelming trying to research the “best” app or way to learn Japanese. This is the first piece of information that’s given me a more direct path and makes it feel a little less impossible. Keep up the great content!
app for beginers the bacsic
Thank you sooooo much for this advice!!!!! I've started my journey to learn Japanese to speak fluently for my job. I bought genki and tobira, but I came to a stalemate in my studies on my own, and then I found motivation in this video. Thank you again for this video and advice!!!!
Kanji is so hard tbh. However, learning Kanji is so necessary. Full Hiragana paragraphs are even more difficult to read than those which include Kanji. I also use the Mochi mochi app and I'm learning the N4 vocabulary course. Love its pretty interface and sounds
Here’s another awesome, inspiring video from Rurisan! She’s very GOOD AT a lot of things. And the nice part is She’s also VERY GOOD AT teaching a lot of things! Your special talent’s highly and widely appreciated Rurisan!😊🙏🍀🍀🍀
as a chinese,i like you, im learning english everyday. and your video help me a lot
i've started learning a bit of japanese a few weeks ago but lately i hven't been motivated enough to continue - this video rlly helped me on what i should do to learn more effectively and also helped motivate me to continue learning! tysm i rlly appreciate it~ keep it up!
Hi Ruri I'm enjoying the app a lot! heads up, learn to read hiragana first! After opening the app for only the second time to review my first lesson from the first time I opened the app, I noticed how much it helped me with vocabulary. The way you must input your answers to review questions is great and probably the most crucial part of any app you use to learn Japanese. See for yourself and you'll understand what I mean. I highly recommend this app!
totally agree
Great, I'll try it
I quite agree with you.😎😎
I'm using this app, too and I love it ❤
You right!!!
英検が近いので暇つぶしにこの動画を見ることがリスニングの対策になってます
2週間でかなり聞き取れるようになってきました
Ruri-San vielen Dank für deine Videos, denn diese haben mich ermutigt endlich japanisch zu lernen. Du bist super sympathisch, mach weiter so ^^
For me, the easiest way to learn Japanese is to immerse in Japan's culture. When you love the culture, you'll love everything about that country, even the language that helps you understand the local culture, as well as be alble to make a conversation with native speakers.
I'm a big fan of you, I've watched all your language videos and they're so helpful
I'm using MochiMochi too and it works great for me. your tips are so helpful,
For the past few days I've watched many of your videos. And it was too helpful for me. There was something in your voice that motivates me more than anything. I learnt how to learn new languages. How to be productive. And many more. Thank you Ruri.
Yes Ruri! This is the type of content I subscribed for! Awesome work. You’re the best :D
A year ago I came to this channel to understand how to speak English..
Here we go again.
Tanks for your advices 🤗
I really love your
content Ruri, I intend to learn Japanese and your advice broadens my mind. Thank you so much.
Very good points, most logical and agreeable; very nice video as always
Just downloaded the app, it's a Kanji and vocabulary app from basic to advanced. However, if you are a raw beginner, you need to start with the alphabet first, learn how to pronounce Japanese (Hiragana & Katakana). After master Hiragana and Katakana, MochiMochi will be a great app for you to start learn some basic Kanji.
I really love MochiMochi App
MochiMochi is the best appp
sounds nice
I've just used it because of Ruri, and it seems to be a good app
Been using Duolingo for about a months now. I’ll give a mochi mochi a shot after this.
Love your videos from India 🤍❣️
Appreciate your videos.
It's useful video. 😌
ルリさん、ありがとうございます!このビデオは役に立った!メリークリスマス🎄
Can't believe that now I discover this channel. Thank you so much Ruri, enjoying your videos 😍
your voice in every video makes me relax
とても綺麗な方ですね。この動画は逆に英語の勉強になります。
ありがとうございます。
I love how you are self conscious of you English accent, when its absolutly adorable imo.
Wow finally a great tip 🇯🇵🥰 currently studying n5 / n4 and on oct 2023 hopefully got to study in japan 🙏 Thank you Ruri san.
Top-notch video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
I’d like to add, time and effort are key to learning any language . I finally achieved JLPT level 4 after studying on and off since 2009 . Believe me when I tell you, it’s tough but possible . It all depends on HOW BAD YOU WANT IT. All things are possible .
It’s been a year since I stayed here in Japan. I’m half japanese but lived in PH. After just 2 months of staying here, I already started working to be more familiar and exposed with nihongo. I can see how I improved with listening skill compared to before when I just knew basic words. But I can’t really improve much with my speaking skill. I can’t really understand how they can form a sentence? how it make sense? And Japanese Grammar in overall. Also being shy to speak, being afraid to have mistakes and panicking when I try to speak with other nihonjin is also the hardest to overcome lol
Thanks Ruri! Cool and helpfull video. I will start soon learning japanese and this video is uploaded at the right time! Im very happy that I found your channel
so hard to focus on what you are teaching to us, and its because of your beauty . so yes im closing my eyes while listening
Just yesterday, I was thinking about to return to learn Japanese. I will try to follow your tips. Thanks for this excellent video.
Congratulations to Ruri san on achieving 700,000 subscribers 🎉🥰
I am just starting my post graduate course today, it’s a two years course. So that’s why I have given myself this two years of time to learn Japanese properly because I am trying to move to Japan in span of 4-5 years ofc after earning enough for at least 2-3 years after my PG. Thanks for this video Ruri and for your other videos that I’ll be watching to train myself in most of the required aspects :) Banzai !!!
Do a video on child upbringing. What your parents did to make you so intelligent and motivated.
Sho Kosugi apparently wrote acclaimed books about raising children, I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on this subject.
What your parents did right, what they did differently and what you would have done differently.
Thank you, fantastic content as always.
My reason for learning Japanese is for Anime and Mext scholarship also talking to people in Japanese
Honestly, I don't care about Japanese at all, and yet I couldn't even blink, and watched the whole video, you left me literally speechless!! you are probably the most beautiful young lady I have ever seen!! ;-) Just wow!
Since your previous video about Mochi Mochi, I downloaded the app and used it until now. It's a nice app with Spaced repetition system, now I can learn more Kanji and vocabulary than in the past. Thank you for sharing this amazing app. By the way, I love your voice 😉
長いこと色々なYou Tubeを観てきましたが、特定の方の動画にコメントするのは初めてかもです。今日ルリさんの動画に出会って、10本以上の動画を拝見しました。英語の勉強にもなるし、様々なトピックに関する科学的かつ論理的なアプローチはとても共感します。イスンパイアされまくりです。これからも応援しますね。
goals is finally be a polyglot by studying japanese (i speak english, french and portuguese as my mother language).. watch anime with its actual language would be pretty pleasant too.
what about yours?
Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimashita, Ruri!
Japanese is a beautiful language you a such a trustworthy person i would love to learn at least one language love your videos you are such an interesting woman
Thank you very much!
I'm from Bangladesh, Now I'm trying to learn Japanese. Your vlogs are very helpful for me , and Mochimochi is really very helpful.....
I am a Turkish person and I try to learn English and Japanese. I wish that I was found you before because I feel like you really help me. Thank you for this beatifull videos you give me motivation and trust to myself ♡
thank you for your videos as always! take care of yourself and have a happy time with loved ones during Christmas and new year! much love!
I just discovered your channel and your content is beneficial also as a turkish im so grateful for your earthquake support
Türkçe aksan olarak patlak veren tek yer "anime"yi telaffuzundu, nedense her seferinde tebessüm ettim.
Mükemmel video! Dillerle içli dışlı olmayı seven biri olarak örnek aldığım sayılı insanlardansın, teşekkürler!
I have recently started learning Japanese language. I was really trying to find a way to learn about kanji. Your video helped me find that app. I hope it proves helpful in my goal to learn Japanese language. Thanks a bunch.
Love and respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰.
僕は日本人です。あなたの日本語はナチュラルで素晴らしいです。日本に興味を持ってくれてうれしいです。僕は英語を話せるようになりたいです。
日本人です。
英語は覚えられませんでしたが、もちもち〜が可愛すぎて、１つ日本語を覚えられました。
You are a polyglot!!? This is my first time watching you, and just when I thought it couldn't get any better you proved me wrong lol
When she said, to understand anime which is the best thing in the world. I felt that, but for real thanks for your videos they are so helpful also thanks to your video about motivation iam starting to get my life back together thank you so much Ruri
i watch you bc i want to improve my english listening and your speech is very well for this) everyone has their own goals
I’d like to add that even before you define your goal, you should visualize, or “dream” about a certain version of yourselves that is performing as you would like to.
I am still a beginner y Japanese because at one point I lost motivation and took a long break. So when I got into it again I was basically having to relearn everything. In college while we took notes in class I would write the hiragana and katakana alphabets down in my little notebook because I was so focused on memorizing the alphabets and being able to write sentences down and read them properly. And I would spend hours doing it. As a visual learner it’s necessary doing these things. Especially if it’s more than just wanting to watch anime fluently without needing subtitles. Another thing I would do, is at night when I’m sleeping it setup my own anime story with imaginary characters having conversations. What they would say from what I heard from watching previous animes before bed. And try to piece together the convos they’d be having in the current situation they are in. Again it’s similar to what she was saying about talking to an imaginary friend to practice. One last good way of practicing Japanese, is speaking it out loud to yourself. In a mirror or while you’re doing daily activities. I often like to talk to myself a lot when I’m gaming or animating. So instead of talking in my main language (English) best way to do it is to practice speaking to yourself in Japanese in your daily activities.
omg thank you so much for this! i just started learning japanese last month! :)
Thank you very much for your advice
First when I watched your RUclips channel seem like 100k but now 600 k . Such a great work and motivation for me 💪
I am in Japan and learning Japanese . This video has spoken to me. I will try the suggested app and other tips shared. My goal is to be able to speak Japanese.
Sen cok akilli bir kizsin Ruri. Ve dernek bagisi yaptigin icin de ayrica teşekkürler. Arigatto.
Read Yukio Mishima's "The Decay of the Angel." He was
beheaded within several hours of completing the novel.
I just accepted a new job in Tokyo coming this summer.
I'm practicing. Gracias.
Thx Ruri for the advice, I am learning japanese too because japan is most develop country in Asia which I am from. Always Supporting from Myanmar!!💖💖
Watching this video again and I really love it 🥰
Literally i was planning to watch some of your video and boom your youtube noti popped up
You are a natural beauty! You really do look like a teacher! I appreciate your videos and help, I subscribed :)
Just trying to learn Japanese, because im finally going to japan for the first time in March, and im going to visit my friend, plus I’d like to make some friends to have an excuse to go back :)
mom: stop watching this japanese cartoons and do something useful
me learning japanese: but..
You always inspire me, lovely Ruri. I am so happy to watch your videos ❤❤🤗🤗
I'm watching your video on the bus and I'll download MochiMochi when going home. Arigatou gozaimasu ^^
i study for some months now, and used mochi mochi and wanikani for kanji, and i would suggest everyone to use wanikani
Thank you ❤️ for book recommendations
I didn't even know that you're half Japanese. I'm learning Japanese. Thanks a lot for your advices
Thank you so much for the tips you are the best
a new ever green video, nice
Thank you Ruri for sharing your experience i appreciate it very much 😎💪🏾
Learning a new language is hard but fun as well ❤
how's it fun
Im from brazil, I like you Accent, your videos help me z lot, not just about language, tnk you.
I am struggling with my kanji. I can read n write in hiragana n katakana (not very good though). I think practice writing is good n also learn through singing karaoke. But I can 't write but can recognize the word. But I never give up learning because Japanese is a beautiful language. I love everything Japan - from its culture, beautiful country, its people very polite, its music etc...Anyway, thank you for recommending the app, I'll try it and let you know if it works
Perfect! Started some things in the last months. One was learning languages (again). With a Karate background Japanese is the choice.
Frohes neues Jahr aus Österreich!
I'm not a fast learner with other Asian language,myself being an Asian too but there's lot to learn and when it comes to language learning other than english obviously I'd learn Japanese and Korean and what intrigues me the most is Japanese culture and South Korea have their own unique culture. Amazing. I'm from Northeast part of India.
英語の勉強でルリさん見てます
凄いかっこいいのに、モチモチ(アプリ名)という可愛い言葉を話してるのが、少し可愛かったです！
私も英語の勉強頑張ります！
Me too a half Japananese cuz I'm born in Japan but my parents are not from Japan . They went to Japan for educational purposes. I can't remember anything about Japan cuz we came back when I was 2 yrs old . I miss Japan alot . So, I'm learning this language . Your vedio was very helpful . Thank you
I love how she says mochimochi
I like your videos about japan , japanese , and your grandma :)
Ruri getting more prettier ☺️
thank you for telling me about MochiMochi, I will be using it with Bussu! :D
I'm currently at a stage that I can make simple sentences in Japanese. However, I don't know enough verbs or verb tenses yet to make complex sentences or have conversations yet. Here are some sentences I can make. Note: I'm using a Japanese keyboard where I type the romanji and it automatically puts in the syllables. I haven't memorized the Kanji and all the hiragana here yet
これはにほんごです。
This is Japanese.
こんにちは、私のなめ絵は間週でづ。
Hello, my name is Matthew.
いぬのあおいです。
The dog is blue. (I know that's random color lol)
こんにちは、私のなめ絵は間週でづ。→こんにちは。私の名前はMatthewです。
いぬのあおいです。→いぬはあおいです。
I watch your videos again and again to learn English And I like you very much ♥️ I'm from 🇮🇳
yes, my first goal learning Japanese is to speak with some of my friends.
my Japanese friends is kind enough to write me a message in romaji. so, i don't need to learn the hard one.
all i do is memorize the vocabulary and the sentence structure.
but now i need to learn basic reading and writing too since I'm applying for a job in Fukuoka japan.