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Reddit » Learn Japanese
1h ago
Happy Friday!
Every Friday, share your memes! Your funny videos! Have some Fun! Posts don't need to be so academic while this is in effect. It's recommended you put [Weekend Meme] in the title of your post though. Enjoy your weekend!
(rules applying to hostility, slurs etc. are still in effect... keep it light hearted)
Weekly Thread changes daily at 9:00 EST:
Mondays - Writing Practice
Tuesdays - Study Buddy and Self-Intros
Wednesdays - Materials and Self-Promotions
Thursdays - Victory day, Share your achievements
Fridays - Memes, videos, free talk
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Reddit » Learn Japanese
1h ago
Hello! I’m a Japanese Major who’s writing a term paper about gender differences in speech in Japanese, and I was wondering what in particular I should look into. I’m certainly not fluent in the language yet, so I’d like to confirm that I’m not misunderstanding things, as I’d like to avoid writing about false information. Lexical differences aren’t particularly a problem because, as far as I’m aware, that’ll include differences in kinship terms and pronouns. Phonetic differences would be the female tendency to use rising pitch while males use falling (if that’s the correct term). As for syntac ..read more
Reddit » Learn Japanese
1h ago
I'm going to snap
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Reddit » Learn Japanese
14h ago
This thread is for all simple questions, beginner questions, and comments that don't need their own post.
Welcome to /r/LearnJapanese!
New to Japanese? Read our Starter's Guide and FAQ
New to the subreddit? Read the rules!
Please make sure if your post has been addressed by checking the wiki or searching the subreddit before posting or it might get removed.
If you have any simple questions, please comment them here instead of making a post.
This does not include translation requests, which belong in /r/translator.
If you are looking for a study buddy or would just like to introduce your ..read more
Reddit » Learn Japanese
16h ago
Do you know of any websites or ios bookstore apparel where I can read japanese manga but its categorised based on jlpt levels?
Like JGRPG Sakura Tadoku Lab but for manga?
Thanks :)
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Reddit » Learn Japanese
19h ago
So for some reason, even though I've met with an iTalki teacher to speak Japanese over 10 times I still get very nervous before meeting. I don't know why. I thought I would have been more comfortable by now. I've even been to Japan and spoken with strangers but I feel probably even more nervous meeting up to speak on iTalki every week.
I'm not really sure what it is. I have this fear that I'm going to mess up and they are going to think I'm stupid or something but I know conciously they are still getting paid and probably really don't care. This fear feels more emotional than logic based.
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Reddit » Learn Japanese
1d ago
Happy Thursday!
Every Thursday, come here to share your progress! Get to a high level in Wanikani? Complete a course? Finish Genki 1? Tell us about it here! Feel yourself falling off the wagon? Tell us about it here and let us lift you back up!
Weekly Thread changes daily at 9:00 EST:
Mondays - Writing Practice
Tuesdays - Study Buddy and Self-Intros
Wednesdays - Materials and Self-Promotions
Thursdays - Victory day, Share your achievements
Fridays - Memes, videos, free talk
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Reddit » Learn Japanese
2d ago
So I use anki and currently am reading manga and making cards for each word or phrase. I have around 4200 cards Total and adding new ones each day. I just study 10 new ones a day but with reviews from other decks I review around 300 each day around an hour and a half...
I saw a video online of this guy, old man hou probably know him, and he mentioned how it's better to immerse yourself in vocab than flash cards? This morning I was listening to an episode of nihongo con teppei and he mentioned he doesn't like flash cards much and doesn't use that method.
So what I wanna know is does reading th ..read more
Reddit » Learn Japanese
2d ago
This thread is for all simple questions, beginner questions, and comments that don't need their own post.
Welcome to /r/LearnJapanese!
New to Japanese? Read our Starter's Guide and FAQ
New to the subreddit? Read the rules!
Please make sure if your post has been addressed by checking the wiki or searching the subreddit before posting or it might get removed.
If you have any simple questions, please comment them here instead of making a post.
This does not include translation requests, which belong in /r/translator.
If you are looking for a study buddy or would just like to introduce your ..read more
Reddit » Learn Japanese
2d ago
I think I may be an exception, because I enjoy Anki. I've been doing it for about an hour a day for quite a while now. The hour a day workload seems not too bad. I usually do it first thing in the morning with my coffee, and if I miss a day, I only have two hours the following day to get caught up. Of course, if things get really busy, I will pause my decks on ocassion.
I am using the following premade decks:
- Colocations (no new cards left)
- Complete 10k (almost finished!)
- Japanese Geography (no new cards left)
- Katakana reading practice deck (no new card left)
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