Keep up the good work. AJATT lives on!

The wages of sin is death. All sin is offensive to God, it’s an act of rebellion. God is also a just God and no sin goes unpunished by Him. All sin is either punished in Christ Jesus, or apart from Him. Jesus laid down His life for us by taking on the full wrath of God upon Himself to make atonement of our sins. He was a substitutionary sacrifice. It should’ve been you, or me, but He chose to take our place. He died in our place and was judged for our sins, but after 3 days, He was resurrected. It’s up to you to accept what He did by giving your life to Him. If you reject Jesus, you’re choosing to pay for your own sins by suffering the eternal wrath of God after you die. However, God is faithful and just to forgive you if you turn to Jesus, not with lip service but with all your heart, and ask for forgiveness and repent, which means to forsake your sins. Because God is offended by sin, that means He is the ONLY one who can forgive sin and He WANTS to forgive you. He will cleanse you of all unrighteousness and you will receive a new life. You will be “born again” in the words of Jesus.

6時間のイマージョンはすごいですね！毎日の学習時間をしっかり確保するのは本当に大切です。Jactaは、イマージョン時間を記録して、モチベーションを維持するのに役立ちます。この調子で頑張ってください！

Bro this video couldn't have come at a better time!!!! I was just about to start asking around on forums hopelessly on what to do if I don't have time. You're my Japanese Goat fr!

I have a very busy schedule and still try to have a little free time so I end up with around 2 hours per day for Japanese. This is basically a video for me lol

your videos are soo underrated best of luck with your channel and keep it up

sick video, i like your monk mentality very demure very mindful

dont you mean? "You Can Learn To Be Disciplined With Languages"

what is the anime at 3:24?

I want to learn japanese but all i have is a iphone and i don’t have a laptop yet so anki and immersion is all i can do on a iphone 😭

I watch videos on English, my level is not high, but I noticed - I can hear words and correlate with writing, but Spanish accent fully confused me, I can`t even concentreate on subtitles.

This is such a motivating and actually useful video. Thanks a lot for taking the time to make this piece of content dude, highly appreciate its existence! - Added to my "wow" playlist xd

How do I do this for Mandarin? It is tonal.

分かりました。本当にありがとうね。あなたの動画が本当に珍しい、えーと 個性的なと思う。がんばってねイヴァンさん。

Dale bro sigue estudiandolo, im also trying to study japanese and also from latin speaking place lol

I have noticed that you can express some decent nuance with your english, but you still have a habit of putting "e" at the start of words with "s", such as "estoodies" instead of "studies". So although your pure ability in english is reasonably high, the phonotactics in english are unnatural for you. I am not trying to diminish you in any way, it's just an interesting observation that I think I also struggle with.

Bro, Can you please make a video on sentence mining workflow? I am really interested in your way of learning language and I want to know how you mine a new word, how your mining setup looks and which type of sentences you mine. And also thanks for motivating me.

this helps me a bit, i know i am making progress but i feel like i don't understand enough basic words without seeing it by itself and i got like 20 words i keep failing to remember for a week

Thanks!!!

Great front lever, will we also get calisthenics content?

That's kind what I did to learn German, and I would add LingQ to the sources. I couldn't spent this much of time but I'd spend at very least 2h daily in order to get "functional" - and it worked! I can read and understand pretty much 90% of every written content over there - if it's very hard, otherwise it can be up to 100%. My listening skills lack quality though, so my active skills such writing, speaking or even forming thoughts. If you have any tips for listening specifically, that would be kind! By the way, Japanese is my next language :)

Nice brother

im brazilian and i have learned english in 3 years and now im using this method to learn japanese and go to Japan to live there and forget abou how bad is my country nowdays

Hello! I'm quite new to this whole immersion learning thing. I am on my third month and only starting immersion about a month ago. Is learning and studying grammar all that important to understanding? I already know a ton of words and phrases because of anime and japanese video games. And after only about a month I could roughly understand a lot of things without studying all the grammer particles and usages. for example through pure listening i was able to figure out the meanings and usages of　私、僕、でも、か、が、俺 and more. Should I dive into grammer guides or stick to listening and vocabulary? By the way, I love your channel and am surprised you don't have more subs! Thank you!

Do you have any tips for reading manga in japanese?

hey bro, how are you doing ? i hope you're doing well, i'd like to know your opinion about what makes a good anki deck, in my personal opinion, it should have images, words used in sentences, native audio and images to provide context, but i'd like to hear the opinion of another language learner to, if you could make a video i'd be so grateful, ty :)

Bro how to be disciplined in this distracted world? Help me., 😭

Look forward to the next update! Also can you name every anime in the background

I am finishing my second week of learning Japanese, not sure i am learning words fast enough but i am happy that i am making progress at all

You inspire me to stay consistent. Keep making videos man.

it's called "comprehensible input", not "comprehensive input"

THANK YOUUUUUU BROTHER. you're the best

9:23 you really called me out, but thank you i needed it

Thank you very much! very helpful!

1:22 what anime is this blue hair girl from? also helpful video thank you

Interesante

Great videos! I hope you don’t mind a bit of constructive feedback. You probably know you have an accent-nothing wrong with that, but one thing to consider is your pace. You tend to speak a little fast, which can make some words harder to catch without subtitles. My suggestion: try slowing down by about 25% and use that extra time to focus on clearly articulating each word. It’ll make a big difference in how easily people understand you.

Would this work for a stupidly complex language like a Slavic one?

do you think listening while reading will be enough for someone to reach a high level of listening comprehension?

I got a little confused in the listening bit. because you said you never stopped using subtitles in English and then proceeded to say that you would focus more on listening in English and in Japanese you would never stop using the subtitles. would you clarify it ? I have a really hard time watching tv shows and movies without subtitles in English. I can understand probably around 80/90% with subtitles and without my comprehension drops a lot. should I continue using them ?

Nice.

Could you make a video on maintaining different hobbies?

wow, que genial lo que lograstes con el inglés y el japonés, la verdad no tengo tan buen nivel de inglés como tú, igualmente comencé a apreder japonés y no me fue muy bien la verdad, pero no me esforcé tanto como tú, voy a intentar hacer lo que dices, pero la verdad se me complica mucho por la universidad y siento que voy a morir en algún momento, pero lo voy a intentar.

Very good video! I'm on the same journey as you as a native English speaker, although I'm only 101 days in. I wanted to mention that since you're not a native English speaker, when you were talking about "Medicine content" in your video, I think you actually meant to say "Medical content". Besides that you speak some good English, and I hope I can get that good in Japanese someday :)

Agree, Just read a lot and watch anime with no sub that's the secret.

I love watching these videos because you’re only 2 months ahead of me and it gives me something to look forward to when I hit the same milestone in the near future. My comprehension is a bit slower because I refuse to use subtitles in my video immersion because I find it to distracting but I am understanding about 50% of everything I hear in most anime I watch without subtitles even in harder shows with more unique vocab I can follow along decently.

ey what's up bro, good video I have a couple questions. Do you live in japan ? why are you learning japanese and why you learned english?