If you aren’t already doing that (tv shows, podcasts, books, music) then are you really even trying to learn the language? Because you simply can’t expect fluency with just an app. Immerse yourselves, with as many other things as you possibly can.

So speaking is practicing? 🤔

Okay, you have convinced me to use anki.

I have my problems with such titles. Of course you will not get fluent by only focusing on Anki and getting a living dictionary. However, Anki is great for learning vocabulary explicitly and repeat known vocabulary. Especially in the beginning where you know nearly no vocabulary it is very helpful for getting on good basis. You always should get comprehensive input as early as possible. But Anki represents a good addition to all ither ressources you can and should use.

窓外放出 😂

Me casually learning Japanese with the hope that I could hopefully finish it in 2-3 years

So does it help or no?

我也是台灣人

Duolingo è stato un bene italiano per me. Il bene italiano è per Duolingo. Lo consiglio vivamente grato

I've learned English as a second language and reached the point of fluency. So approaching a new language isn't new to me. Now I'm heading to learning Japanese but I find this extremely hard. Those kanjis scare the crap out of me. 😭😭😭

Thanks a lot bro u helped me a lot

no you can't get fluent. but you can only get fluent going immersion in a country of the language you're studying. but duo lingo is not bad. ok sometimes the pronunciation if terrible specially with japanse. they speak so fast that even my japanese friend doesn't know what there saying. I study japanse 2 days a week trough a language learning school. when I return from home, I immerse myself in only japanse stuff. but the things you learn in duo lingo are very usable in Japan. And they learn you about many topics. which line up with language learning schools. I'm native dutch, but the things you learn in the dutch course are not relevant in any way. the japanse course is very good these days.

based Anki

How can I get constant exposure with with a fictional language like high valyrian?

日本人やけど、この動画はめちゃくちゃ英語の勉強になりますw

Whats the dong at the start snd end

You can learn japanese in 1 year if: you have no family, you have no kids, you have no full time job - and so you can immerse 24/7 using ajaat or something

Is working overbroad also count? I'm also in one week in Anki btw

Duolingo+him=die

めっちゃおもしろい動画ですね

Duo is fun tho

I like this video so much. If you don't mind, I would like to ask your permission to share this video to the other website in China for the embarrassing reason that KZbin is blocked fromac cessing in China. Of course, I will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much.

I d like to start immersion watching anime , though i couldn’t fine where to download anime with no subtitles , i d be extremely grateful if anyone could help 😭

My ass who learned japanese through anime😭

Thank you so much for the references! I’m still in phase 1 but I was struggling to figure out how to come across native Japanese speakers without seeming like a complete weirdo. Thank you so much!

"Growing up Japan was only 3 hours away"... you lucky MF!

you are in the hhkb fam, subbed :)

Banana mic

Please i want the name of the music in the outro of the video !!!?

Isnt it wrong to say you learned Japanese in a year when you have been studying for many years yet went hard core in one year ...? It not like it was 0 from 100

I want to visit Japan within the next year or two in order to go see the Yunagoni Monument. Do you feel like I would need to be fluent in the language just for a week vacation??? Thanks.

Dude, you’re just crazy smart and talented. Passing N1 in one year sounds impossible shit to me

Once I finish my Japanese course I'll have to say buhbye to that steak and move on to other ways like just exposure

So you basically just like only watched and read things in Japanese? Like, a lot?

Well I’m learning German to mess around in school so I don’t need fluency but I will definitely watch some “German” speeches

no one but anime brought us here life if u also

01:03:06 "got like my dad" bro💀

I'm a Japanese and English grammar is hard for me, thank you for learning our language!!

This is by far the most realistic approach I've seen in a KZbin video. N1おめでとうございます！

Learning the grammar is relatively easy learning hiragana and katakana is very easy i cant say the same for kanji but ive managed altogether i like seeing how different people explore our language and learn in the best way they can keep up the good work

My goal for this year is to get a 90% mark on the jlpt n4

1:48 RIP ears

トリリンガール

That’s so true!

im not going to learn japanese and i have never been interested in it. Why am I watching this video?

😂ele gaguejando fica fofinho

英語わからない。

君たち 牛酪って知ってる？チーズのことなんだよ ヨハネの黙示録に載ってた

7:12 I don't think the Japanese app is on Android, but I found that the apps Akebi and JAccent are good replacements.

It's literally tooo repetitive qnd slow especially for fast learners it won't help with all due respect to Duolingo