i hate to bring it up like this but there's no such word as "passionating" -- it's either passionate or fascinating ;) otherwise, it's a very interesting video with a bit of a clickbait title -- as loan words turned into katakana can sometimes be harder to grasp than the words with chinese origin in japanese (mostly because learners of japanese who also speak english too often take them for granted as something they already know which isn't really the case)

More please!

2:08 Bro, it's not AHN-yomi, it's OHN (sounds more like the English word OWN)-yomi. アン読みじゃなくてオン読み（音読み）ですよ？

Une méthode clair tout à fait stimulante - bravo!

So interesting ! 👍👍👍

I definitely agree, Japanese is the easiest. Immersive translate helped me through revision services from the app and I definitely got better

Why it is look like chinese

>here's how to learn japanese >can't even pronounce onyomi correctly. Heisig's method is basically useless. You'll be able to recognize 水 and that it means water. Then you"ll think 水曜日 and it is prounounced "mizuyouhi". Then after an hour of this you"ll realize you can't read anything after all of that work.

Absolutely fun to watch, this video! Great intro, great energy from you, Nico. If anyone's interested in diving deeper into Japanese, I've been using apps like Ling and NHK Japanese to expand my knowledge as I'm using these to learn along with following your advice. They've been incredibly helpful in making learning accessible and fun. Just thought I'd share :) Keep up the great work with these videos - Love from UK! Thank you so much for this Nico san

All Is generál after warr but not all Have well IQ to learn Fast for all people Is individual anyon easy study in Scholl And Somebody need more Time. I remember maybe max 20 kanjis how to write And how to read And whats Meaning but where Is another 5980 kanjis xd

The best secret is to put in the work everyday. Wanikani has helped me. 頑張って

I just want your opinion. ❤ Instead of Anki for memorization, I’ve been repeating my app’s online vocabulary lessons for nouns, verbs, and of course kanjis When I’d can naturally remember and/or read an entire section of them, I usually don’t review that for hours or the day. In short, I also keep mind of what needs to be fixed or not like spaced-time repetition. I really like the tips you gave in the video by the way 👍

Pls suggest me a textbook to learn hiragana, as I am starting from scratch......

Hello.. Sir.. I have started learning kanji.. Some kanji have 7-8 meanings. For example - 宙, This kanji has meanings like -mid-air, air, space, sky, memorization, interval of time. As you can see it has 6 meanings.. HOW TO LEARN THESE SIX MEANINGS OF Single KANJI?? IS THERE ANY BETTER IDEA?

As an N3 Japanese learner trying to learn more kanji, I think the video neglects a few things: 1. Is this method only for learning kanji individually? Because while there are about 2000 kanji, there are many thousands more words that have kanji, and there are times where knowing the meaning of the kanji in the word doesn't necessarily tell you much about the word's meaning. This is especially true for words with multiple, context dependent meanings. So learning kanji one at a time will only get you so far before you have to learn words. 2. Remembering a story for the meaning will only help you remember one or maybe 2 meanings. Many kanji have multiple meanings and you also won't remember the readings with this method. 3. You'd have to learn the meanings of kanji radicals for this to work which wasn't mentioned here. 4. As you keep learning, you'll eventually discover some kanji are crazy intricate with many radicals and that some kanji are only different by 1 radical. Both of these will make making stories with radicals more difficult. 5. I've used this method with some kanji with success, but sometimes I also just forget the story I made up for the radicals in the first place. So this isn't fool proof. 6. I'm not a fan of anki and have seen videos of it's 'brain hacking method' being debunked (see lingosteve). If it works for you that's great, but it may not be the best method contrary to popular belief. In my opinion: The best way to remember anything is really to be exposed to it a lot. You can do this through anki, but doing so by reading is going to be a much better use of time since you'll also be exposed to vocab and grammatical structures. You'll also read kanji like it's meant to be read - as a part of a word, not as a separate entity with it's own pinpointed meaning (in many cases). This will also help you get used to it's multiple readings and meanings since they'll appear organically. You can use the story method for kanji while reading if it helps, but honestly sometimes just seeing a kanji in context once or twice, the characters it's paired with or the unique shape of the whole kanji is enough for you to remember it. Anyway, sorry for the rant (I'm bored ngl). I just thought about my own kanji learning journey and realized the method described here is more complicated and less complete than it's presented.

J ai commencé les basics - hyper interessant !

Hallo Nico San.. I'm Denciana from East Timor or (Timor-Leste) 🇹🇱.... Knowing more than 5 languages is one of my dreams.... I've known 3 strangers languages : Indonesia, Portuguese, and English (not really) And 2 more languages that I'm learning now: Korean, Japanese, and Thailand... Hope i can good at Japanese as you❤❤❤ Thankyou

Je comprend pas comment ta chaine n'a pas plus d'abonnees o_o les videos sont des bonnes qualites

Hii brother.. i want to learn Japanese for N5 exam.. could you help me to learn this❤❤

I finished learning Hiragana and Katakana but When I decided to learn Kanji I saw that it was difficult to learn But now I will try to learn it ❤❤

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Super bien expliqué merci beaucoup !!

Une vidéo claire ! Suffit de suivre la technique qui a porté ses fruits et éviter le découragement dans l’apprentissage de la langue - merci pour ce partage 🙏

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thank you, deep wisdom apply to daily life :)

mind blowing😱

Very interesting 👍

I have seen studying daily Japanese for about a year now. It definitely gets both easier and harder as I go. I can memorize vocabulary and Kanji faster now, but the grammar gets pretty complex especially when formality is accounted for.

Voice sounds AI, or...are you a robot?

I wonder if learning Japanese may cause me to have a stroke at some point.

what about career or academic side would learning japanese actually help me

I am interested in systems thinking and just started learning Japanese, what should I do before learning vocabulary? I learned hiragana because they suggested as a first step.

the Japanese keyboard shown seems to include 45 different Hiragana or Katakana symbols. combined with 'prediction technology' this seems to do the trick with the 2,000 or 3,000 kanjis used. anyway, it's always amazing to watch Chinese, Japanese or Koreans type texts on their phones/computers using a keyboard with Latin letters or some simplified versions of another alphabet. they already learned so many characters, adding these 26 Roman letters was no big deal for them.

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Your videos are getting better and better !! Keep going like that bro !!

You are amazing!!!

Thanks very much for the video. It will be a great starter for absolute beginners but I’m afraid to say that you didn’t do anything to explain your title (about the genius aspect). Also the blue lights reflected in your spectacles is a bit off putting to me at least. I’m impressed by your video nevertheless (especially as English is yet another language you speak very well). Thanks again. Lee

Very impressive video! !

Super impressive!!!!

Keep going NICO!! You’re doing great!!💪🏼

Very good videos🎉!!! 是很值得学习的建议！！！

Merci gros !!! C’était la vidéo dont j’avais besoin !

COOL!!!

Such good motivations !!

You are so cute😍

This video is very interesting!! Thank you a lot for sharing ❤❤❤❤

Very useful, doing good, thanks Nico

Tellement utile ! Merci pour cette seconde session

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