I've tried the N3 a couple of times that I got so depressed a few weeks before the test that I didn't even bother showing up to take the test. Do you have a study plan you followed?

私はパキスタン出身です。

I would love to know if you do any hobbies in Japanese that you would like to share? (Or in English too!! Or any language lol) For example: reading books or walking in parks or anything really! It’s soo cool you are back btw - I first watched your channel when I started uni as a baby 17yo and now I am heading into grad school 😅

Is there a age limit for any of this? Like going from language school to vocational school? Im 24 as of right now.

Can u make a video of finding partner in Japan? Especially blacks

3:27 first "struggle" point starts...you're welcome.

Madam, when we apply to language school and we come to Japan so after that do they provide you home for living.?? I mean obviously we have to pay them but would they tell us where to go and where we should stay ???

Madam, I want to come to Japan for language at 2 years student visa. So after completing language can I get admission in the IT at any university and extend my visa from 2 to more years.??

Thank you ❤

Wow, its crazy to hear how much your life has changed! Though it was a while without videos, you truly took that time to live life in the moment. Congrats, I'm happy for you!!! I don't mind what videos you make. advice and tips are great, like what you was doing before, but it would be cool to see some vlogs!

What if I don't have a high school certificate to be able to study at university? Can I enroll for a similar school there to make up for it as a foreigner?

So glad you're back. (Although I still go back and watch your old videos about language learning). For new content: it would be great if you could share your tips about getting from intermediate to upper intermediate Japanese (N3-N2 zones) and how your learning journey prepared you for working in a Japanese company. Take care.

I would love to see some content from you about your life and job in Japan!😍

I would like to see you raising children, well, with your husband, in Japan.

Hey honey! Welcome back ❤️ I used to watch your videos back in Brazil while dreaming about coming to Japan. And now it has been two years and a half of being here! Thank you for the extra motivation you brought me during the harder corona times. I got my Japanese to a conversational level but I just landed a job as a zazen and tea ceremony interpreter between foreigners and the chief monk. So I would love to hear some advice about how to get my Japanese from casual to a more polite and polished one. Thank you in advanced and looking forward to what’s to come! ✨

Can you do a video with your husband about how you met?

How to learn Japanese language full guide

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Ahh, I'm so happy for your new video!! I used to watch your videos when you were in language school/university and now I've graduated secondary school and your videos have inspired me to start studying Japanese at university which I started this year! I'd love to see videos about your university experience in Japan, vlogs about your daily life, and maybe a recipe inspiration video?

How are the classes conducted? Are the classes conducted in Japanese only? Is there plenty of time listening to dialogues and stories? Can what is done in class be duplicated at home?

Good to see you back! Anything Japan and Japanese related from your view is always interesting!

What a wonderful surprise!

Heyo, just wanted to say thanks! Your previous videos convinced me to go with FFLC and now I'm living my best life here in Fukuoka! Best of luck to your endeavours ^^

Nice seeing you

Congratulations Johanna! XO

久しぶりだな！

oh my god, it actually happened!! personally i'd be very interested to hear about your job in japan, how you got in, unexpected challenges, etc.

We missed you! Hope you are well Johanna. It has been great meeting you and getting to know you personally. Your husband is a legend btw! 😊 Something cool would be how you celebrate Christmas in Japan

What happened? Are you alive?

hi, im new to learning japanese. can someone explain what the N5, N2 etc are?? id really appreciate it :)

I have been studying Swedish for the last 3 years. Could you post videos about Swedish language?

So cool❤

What do you think about the website Take Me To Japan? I found them first, they're supposed to help you get into a language school. I think I could only do a 3 month one. I'm not sure how much money I'd end up needing for getting there, paying for the schooling, and where you live and how you get food. I can't imagine being able to afford college/uni though. I work at Amazon and I don't know if I'll be able to use the Leave of Absence for this. So its like, you have to save a lot of money and have enough left over for when you leave Japan and then find a job. It feels like I'd have to quit Amazon to go, especially if I ended up being in Japan longer than 3 months. Its easy to get into Amazon though. Like, how much does it cost to go to the vocational one and the 4 year one? I mean, 1 year of language school costing $10,000 is already a lot. If I went to language school for 1 year, how much money would I probably end up using total including where I stay, food, transportation, and whatever else?

can I get a job in Japan straight from language school if I already have a bachelors degree? I already have a degree and I want to know if I can get a job in Japan with my degree only

Great tips in this video! Do you know of any good second hand bookstores in Tokyo that might have these books, as well as japanese children's books?

Where the bookstore? Kinokuniya?

This is so helpful! Thank you!

I would like it if you would be so kind as to do a video going into the Kanji and how you studied in your Japanese Language School! Thank You!

I grew up in an English/Spanish bilingual household in the USA, so my name (Janine) is pronounced two ways depending on who's saying it. In English it's "jə-NEEN" and in Spanish it's "ya-NEEN". And of course my name originates in France where it would be pronounced "zha-NEEN". Those all register as correct pronunciations to my ear. So the Japanese ジャニーン ("ja-NEEN") is perfectly fine by me, and even seems like the one that's most phonetically accurate to the spelling of my name in my opinion, hah.

My listening is very bad, i can read and speak a little my accent is close to a native lol but when i listen to japanese its like they are talking in another language

I wanna know what happened Ç_Ç

Does I have to pay the money before going school or it’s jst monthly payments??

Can I be working why in language school ?

Your content is really motivating and informative. I know you arent posting but i hope you're doing well and being successful. I hope one day i will be where you are.

Now i wonder am i too young. I'm 17 but have been going to college in the uk for about a year now. However, i want to apply for a language school in 2024 (i would be 18 by then). I know that getting a degree helps with finding a job and securing placements in places but id like to graduate from language school and get a degree in Japan itself. Is it hard to get into a university or vocational school just in time so you don't get sent back? is 18 way to young?

Why u stop posting video❤❤

Can I have some of that?

Hey, I have a doubt about choosing your language school. In order to go or apply for a university, once you finished the 2 years learning japanese, in order to apply it has to be on the same prefecture or you can still apply and the move to that area/prefecture? (I hope you can understand the question, I'm not a native speaker 😅)

Very helpful. Which series would you recommend for grammar?

Name of the store please?