Best ways to learn Kanji | How to memorize Japanese Kanji fast & effectively

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[@dieulinh5453]

Thank you

[@jessicajay4276]

MochiMochi App is so good for learning Kanji❤️

[@annekerenza3612]

love Mochi

[@misakimei7237]

[@GiangLe-r7v]

ありがとうございます！！！

[@jpnpod8277]

Honestly, the best way I've found to learn Kanji is to simply learn vocabulary. As you learn to recognize different words in writting, you'll slowly begin to notice the same characters appearing over and over again, and you'll subconsciously start to see patterns and pick up on their meanings. Even if you never learn what a specific character actual means, as long as you can recognize words that use it, that's all you really need. While apps can certainly help, your main source of knowledge should be your immersion. It's not rocket science.

[@ShiraishiJunta-fo3ql]

The combination of the fish radical and "delicious" radical in the kanji for sushi is genius! I'll never forget that now.

[@annekerenza3612]

The explanation of the small, medium, and high radicals in school-related kanji was very clever. I'll definitely remember that now!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

よかった❤

[@misakimei7237]

Your explanation about the origin of kanji was very informative and the pictures were a great visual aid.

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

ありがとう！✨

[@Luvvc1ara]

I used to think kanji was scary and that my mind would explode seeing them. But the way you put it together makes it seem interesting and fun to learn!

[@edtomorrow]

I’ve downloaded the Mochi app and like it very much! But I think it’s very helpful if you have the kana memorized first, which I don’t. I still have to refer to my cheat sheet some of the time. But I like the choice of kanji used in the first lessons. Very relevant and helpful. Also I was hoping to see some info on all the different readings that the Kanji have. Perhaps a rule of thumb on which reading to use and when because some kanji have three readings. But thanks for your videos! I appreciate you very much.

[@paithoon5506]

Yepp Mochi Mochi is just for those who learned Kana characters

[@RueuNguyen]

Yeb, make sure to use MochiMochi after you've memorize Hiragana and Katakana

[@TrisAgnes]

Agreeeeee

[@BinhLam-cc6vx]

Absolutely, using MochiMochi without a grasp of kana would pose difficulties for you.

[@annekerenza3612]

nice

[@MusenSusen]

Wow! I never knew that learning Kanji could be this fun and interesting. Very great video Mochi Real Japanese! 😃😉👍🇯🇵.

[@petuniaacuy6863]

The spaced-repetition system seems like a great way to learn kanji more efficiently. I'll have to check out that app.

[@xXEchoXxAssault]

I love this video! The practice and history especially was very helpful and interesting. Great video 👏

[@blogoosfera]

先生、このレッスン本当にありがとうございました。

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

こちらこそ見てくれてありがとう！

[@junior-ry3of]

Thanks for your sharing

[@e2matheus482]

"Just what people thought to be God's answer through some signs" Really? Interesting 🤔 8:21, It *was* fun lo learn kanji this way hehe. By the way, thank you for the kanji's evolution slide!

[@iosmusicman]

Ace!

[@gazal311]

যদি আপনি যদি জাপানি ভাষার কাঞ্জি সহজে শিখতে চান, তাহলে বললাম প্লে স্টোর থেকে জে প্রো ডাউনলোড করে অর আসানি সে শিখে থানওয়াদ

[@Yo_Kelz]

You're so fine, Mochi Sensei!! 💌

[@gattaca5911]

600 kanji that japanese elementary school kids learn is a good place to start.....after that it is an endless slog.

[@mochidemy]

Great video! Learning kanji can be quite overwhelming but your techniques make it easier and enjoyable.

[@petuniaacuy6863]

Love Mochi

[@annekerenza3612]

so helpful

[@Lisa-mc4jn]

I like MochiMochi so much

[@RobDoodeman]

love MochiMochi

[@dieulinh5453]

I love your app so much

[@paithoon5506]

Your video and MochiMochi app have helped me so much in my journey to learn Japanese. The spaced-repetition system is a game-changer! Arigatou gozaimasu!

[@NGUYENTRUNGVIETH]

true !!!

[@NGUYENTRUNGVIETH]

Happy learning!

[@RueuNguyen]

i have just used it but i think it's kind of effective for me too. Not really a game changer but really helpful.

[@petuniaacuy6863]

agree!

[@annekerenza3612]

nice

[@shuu958]

I appreciate that you took the time to explain the history of kanji. It's always helpful to understand the background of what you're learning.

[@yusufsaiddemetgul3007]

Hiiiii Mochi-san, me again. 久しぶりだな。I saw the notification and came to raise your moral 😄 ビデオをありがとう。がんばってね〜　モチさんが好きだよ！

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

ありがとう！❤

[@yusufsaiddemetgul3007]

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[@marymoris]

Thank you for the recommendation of the Mochi Mochi app. I'll be sure to check it out!

[@phun123]

I've been using MochiMochi app for a while now and it's seriously the best app to learn kanji! Thank you for introducing it in your video!

[@u_isbestmyfriend8633]

Thanks for explain :) Now I more understand about kanji :)

[@banthailand]

I like your Videos much, thx you much ! Chinese pictures characters 😊😊😊It is look like my Videos about Kanji 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@jinjin6543]

I loved the explanation of the person radical and how it's used in the kanji for "to rest". Very clever!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

えへへ✨

[@ccuuttww]

I am Cantonese native speaker Kanji is very easy for me lol

[@JanusXX]

everything in hiragana is easy to read. everything in katana is easy to read. everything written in both at the same sentence is easy to read.

[@Momijishii]

mochimochi is free to download but it's pricey to unlock all the courses :

[@amanojaku9157]

Spreadsheets are extremely helpful. Natural sentences in Japanese can be categorized by noun (猫), grammar point (にとって), verb (飲み干す), adjective (素早い), adverb (たくさん), time variables (早朝), and physical locations (神奈川県). This approach is highly effective because every single sentence that you read can be transformed into 6 vocabulary entries (one for each category) and 1 grammar point (if there is one). You're also learning everything in context.

[@777Telos]

Noted

[@miracle2139]

I love yours lessons and videos thank you soooo much

[@keitholm7001]

私を訪ねてくるときはスケート靴を持ってきてください

[@Pallidus_Rider]

More radicals 🙏❤️🙏

[@MochiBallPlsuhies]

OMG I GOT 3:20 RIGHT 🎉

[@MochiBallPlsuhies]

I GOT 5:20 RIGHT OmG🎉

[@Katherine.101]

あいしてるせんせい❤🎉

[@seanar24]

but, sushi is 寿司 :(

[@Cherodar]

It's both! 寿司 represents the sounds, while 鮨 represents the meaning.

[@seanar24]

@@Cherodar that's not confusing (sarcasm), i thought the hiragana represented the sounds.

[@Cherodar]

@@seanar24 It does! But phonetics in Japanese were originally all expressed in kanji, and they eventually became hiragana just by being written in a fast cursive. You can still see this pretty clearly in some of them, like 宇 => う and 加 => か. And the idea of using non-cursive, fully-kanji-looking kanji for phonetic reasons never wholly went away, even as it stopped being the main way.

[@seanar24]

@@Cherodar i see, I'll keep this in the back of my mind for now. thankyou!

[@magdamanduhai252]

I just got the MochiMochi app. We’ll see, with my more than 10 Japanese learning books and 2 sets of Japanese flash cards and Japanese movies, if I will progress.

[@dinodino9141]

The water radical example was so helpful, I'm definitely going to try using radicals to expand my vocabulary.

[@harrisbetsy]

I had no idea that kanji has radicals, that's really interesting! Thank you for explaining.

[@QuynhNguyen-eq1fl]

Your explanation of the differences between kanji, hiragana, and katakana was very clear and easy to understand.

[@NoraBrown-kb6tm]

The fish radical is so useful! I can't believe I never realized that all fish names have the same radical.

[@kendall2181]

As someone who is just starting to learn kanji, this video was really helpful. Thank you for sharing your tips!

[@toni58581]

Great video, thank you💗💗

[@ta4music459]

The Android link says my device is not compatible. What's the deal? It's a tablet where I've installed just about every useful app I could find. This one won't though. What kind of limits does this appnhave?

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

really?

[@phanlinh3087]

I just downloaded MochiMochi app after watching your video and I'm already hooked! The graphics and animations are so cute and the quizzes are actually fun. Thank you for creating such an amazing app!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

mochimochi app おすすめです！

[@skipjack8199]

btw u are good at teaching Japanese, but also good at English. Why u speak english?

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

English very bad😩

[@SirVampyr]

Hi! I just discovered your channel and I think you show and explain really amazingly! It really helps to see some examples and always have the translation under it :)

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

ありがとう！🎉

[@jessicajay4276]

The combination of radicals in the kanji for train and car is so interesting! I never would have thought of that.

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

right?😎✨

[@RobDoodeman]

I've been learning kanji for a while now and I still learned some new things from this video. Thank you!

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

よかったです！😊

[@dieulinh5453]

I love the idea of using fun ways to learn kanji. It can be such a daunting task, so making it enjoyable is key.

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@danmachado246]

Wow this girl is gorgeous, like as if she was drawn in a manga/anime

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

yay!😂

[@vasyear]

Was wondering did you get a chance to watch the Corination and what did you think?

[@mochirealjapanese3430]

corination nani?!

[@vasyear]

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[@NGUYENTRUNGVIETH]

great video

[@ApiladoRalo]

Sensei、do you have jlptn4 all ぃｓｔ?