Best Places To Find Comprehensible Input For Japanese

[@cijapanese]

ありがとうございます！😊

[@clinton4161]

いろいろな日本語 is another great channel similar to Comprehensible Japanese but I think he does some things better. I think he deserves more followers.

[@BBP_BKK]

I just took a look on the channel and I have to go back here to say this. "Thank you so much for introducing the channel." It's one of the best. The visualization is very good and very easy to understand. Hope he keeps doing what he's doing.

[@iroironanihongo]

Thank you for the kind word, very much appreciate it!

[@ToKiniAndy]

🙏🙏🙏

[@tariqwilliams5493]

Beautiful

[@williamt4629]

Thank you. This was very helpful. Thanks again.

[@paulwalther5237]

I never used Satori reader but it looks very cool. When I learned Japanese I don't know if it was an option. But if I could go back and learn Japanese again I'd look for more content with furigana - instead of trying to tough it out with normal books written for adults and obviously lacking furigana. Preferably furigana included by the publisher so you know it's right which is a lot more important when you're a beginner. Obviously there's a lot of manga out there but what I didn't know until I went to Japan is a lot of publishers for childrens books up to grade 6 include furigana for all kanji too. So there's real book options too if manga isn't your thing. I like manga but I'm not sure how effective it is for language learning compared to real books.

[@chelovek_pizdesh]

thank you for the video

[@benjaminmaerkle9313]

Best part starts at 6:08

[@ArielValentinelli]

¡Es muy útil este vídeo! Gracias por hacerlo.

[@LeoBrodie-LearningJapanese-g2w]

I am finding the best Japanese comprehensible input videos on Asami's channel: www.youtube.com/@japaneseimmersionwithasami4249/videos . She uses the word "immersive" rather than comprehsible, but she is applying the theory of comprehensible input perfectly. In my opinion, the "comprehensible input" website is not really comprehensible for beginners, because they're not showing us in any way what the works mean - we need to read the transcript.

[@phafid]

I don't know that Comprehensible Japanese has a website. I have finished all of her video for complete beginner and beginner. Japan is my fifth language and it has been so much fun learning Japanese with the available material don't he internet.

[@judithhernandez3914]

Throughout your experience attempting to learn Japanese did you ever practice how to write out sentences or tried writing kanji?

[@scorit-zq4yx]

Should add YUYUの日本語Podcast to your list if you see this comment.

[@anak_kucing101]

ビデオを見っていた後で、さとりリーダーへ行ったことだ。

[@publiclybuzzed]

🦕

[@Jeremy_Fisher]

Comprehensible Japanese is such an amazing resource. I'm definitely going to get the paid members videos after I finish all the free videos.

[@SeaboltSpeaks]

It's so good!

[@scmora100]

Do I need to do any studying of Japanese (such as the 3 scripts) before I jump into Comprehensible Japanese? Or can I jump right into the content and learn/acquire everything in Japanese, including the writing systems (Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji)?

[@SeaboltSpeaks]

I'd definitely recommend at least learning hiragana and katakana. I'd start working on kanji as well, but that will be a learning journey on it's own while learning Japanese

[@Madowl576]

hi, are you from ecuador? greetings from colombia

[@SeaboltSpeaks]

I'm not, I went to Ecuador last year, and I bought a flag while I was there. Greetings :)

[@captainpugwash2317]

Can you start this with 0 japanese, i literally dont know one word.

[@SeaboltSpeaks]

You absolutely can.

[@derfette7148]

Japanese immersion with Asami is a channel that has videos for absolute beginners

[@sephiroth7655]

I recommend learning the basic basics and nihongo con tepei for n5-n4ish level japanese