Technically Suzdal is a town. A village tends to carry a population of up to 5000 residents, Suzdal has a population of around 10,000 residents making it a small town.

More horrifying then Ju-on

Do you have recommendations by level? This is actually a really good video and I'm going to try this approach.

I bought this a looooong time ago, but it's definitely not a book you want to buy /alone/ as the only textbook you learn from. Also... it took me like... weeks to really "get" the kana. Idk, maybe it's the autism/adhd. Maybe it's because I'm just SO accustomed to latin-bet langs lol but yeah, the book's pretty useful.

nice video but you keep repeating yourself and mentioning the same points, i think the video would be better if it was just 10 minutes. im sure you could fit all the info in that time span without affecting your pace. otherwise great stuff

As mentioned, this is not a standalone book. You need the other part which provides the translations/explanations and cultural notes to accompany the main text book.

Russia swallowed you up?

What happened to the guy? Disappeared on everything

Nice place, thank you. l plan to go at the end of this month ❤

I’m excited to visit this place with you! ❤

Bacopa gave me jaw pain.

Which book do you recommend for a self-learner beginner learner? I want to start learning the language and then adventure to pay for classes.

MNM is perfect for class environment and for grasping and exercising basic Japanese, Genki can be used additionally as a practice and review book.

I agree with you for most part but the writing part. Writing is proved to help memorization, if you write the kanji down you’ll be less prone to forgetting it, with repetition of course.

This video was very helpful! thanks! 👍

Hi Chad, i have been watching you some time. Can you give us an update? Are you ok?

Chad thank you so much really enjoyed the concise information and especially your delivery

Great video 📹 👍

Great video 🎉🎉

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Not the Hagunezuka mask in the back 😂😂

I want to pass JLPT..., oh boy.

Hey Quintin zedds dead baby zedds dead

Lateral thinking is very uncommon in japan

$150

me when 大学 cause i was like "so, big study? what does that mea- UNIVERSITY"

I am a self studier who uses minna no Nihongo Mira san is the best mc

I am a self studier who uses minna no Nihongo Mira san is the best mc

I am a self studier who uses minna no Nihongo Mira san is the best mc

I am a self studier who uses minna no Nihongo Mira san is the best mc

I have bought minna no Nihongo. I have taken Japanese in school my teacher has pirated it and sent to everyone.

Great video! Thank you so much! How about sleeping in this hotel in Valaam? Is there a way to reserve a room (we are a family with a 7 year old girl) for a night in July? My idea is to leave from St. Petersburg, sleep 1 night in Preozersk or Sortovala, 1 night on the island, 1 more night on the coast, and back to Petersburg. Is this an ok plan, please advise? Thanks again!

Great presentation! Calculating the value from the number of kanji to price ratio is total nonsense tho.

Not sure if this is still going on but old video from 10 years ago japanese adults were hunting illigaly with bow&arrows made by old people who been tought to make then since samurai were around and sold then gave them awal to tight nit closed communitys where ppl could keep a secret but these days guy probably dead and fear of getting caught snitched on is high that japanese expression the nail that sticks out gets the hammer. I think pppl too afraid to even try because yeas its easier to go to 24/7 store or order food online play fortnight dont get hammered cause Japan is fucked up my opinion it's a tourist dream nothing to be an Otaku nerr out spend money hsve fun then go home.

I tried 3 times to learn Japanese. Failed like a Russian soldier in Ukraine every single time. The forth time I used JFZ And it was so much easier. By far the best method for self learners.

Wait a second... Minna no Nihongo has the Japanese book, but you need to also have the English notes with the explanation and vocabulary. Well, the bad thing is it feels outdated and gets a little boring at times.

can we watch tonikawaa

Japanese from Zero is 44€ and Genki around 88€ in my country😢

It’s not a village, it is a town

Five or *fewer* things.

7:10 the point about having less students in fall season made me happy, esp bc u said it will be more focused and more speaking! I want to go to genkijacs at kyoto. hope it follows the same pattern

There are many Chinese kanji that don't map across to Japanese. For example, trying to draw "縁" always comes out as "綠"; there is no option for "縁". Another commenter noted that "継" becomes "繼". This is unacceptable for drawing Japanese kanji. So how do Japanese people draw kanji on their iPhone?

Bows are illegal? Japan confirmed gay 😂

There's also a free Anki course which goes through the grammar (~N5-N3) in Tae Kim's guide with lots of examples from anime and series. It's called Japanese like a breeze.

R.I.P. TV Japan :(

I bought this dictionary 25 years ago and I still use it. The SKIP method to look for a kanji is so convenient and easy to use ! Core meaning key words are so useful to remember the meaning of each character. This is, by far, the best kanji dictionary for learners ever !

To do list for reading Japanese: 1. Learn Hiragana and Katakana. 2. Memorize the first 2000 words on the Anki Japanese vocab list. ( These will be the 2000 most frequently used words in Japanese. That's about 90% of spoken Japanese. 🙂) 3. Learn the first 400 Kanji in James Hessig's book. ( This will be all of the radicals, fragments, and the most frequently used Kanji. ) Starting with a solid base in this material will make reading much easier. The Manga will have furigana to help you with the readings. Six words a day will get you to 2000 words in a year. You should go much faster than that. One Kanji a day will get you 365 in a year. You should go much faster than that too. It won't happen over night. It will happen if you keep at it.

What are your favorite methods of listening practice for Intermediate learner?