Complete 355 Japanese Katakana Vocabulary Words in 1 Hour

[@Kisahketakutanreal]

In how many years do you think a foreigner like me can reach level n1, if I spend 6 hours a day studying Japanese? starting today, I am learning Japanese, now I am memorizing Japanese hiragana and katakana letters while memorizing vocabulary from your videos. the video is very useful for foreigners learning Japanese❤😊

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

Learning Japanese to an advanced level like N1 is a substantial undertaking that requires dedication and consistent effort over a long period. The time it takes to reach N1 proficiency can vary greatly depending on individual factors such as your learning style, language aptitude, motivation, and the quality of your study methods. However, assuming you are starting from zero knowledge of Japanese and can dedicate 6 hours per day to focused, high-quality study, here's a rough estimate: It may take approximately 3-5 years to reach N1 level proficiency. This estimate is based on the following considerations: The US Department of State categorizes Japanese as a Category IV language, meaning it is among the most difficult languages for native English speakers to learn. Estimates suggest that reaching professional working proficiency (which is roughly equivalent to N1) in Japanese requires around 2,200 class hours for native English speakers. At 6 hours per day, 365 days a year, you would accumulate around 2,190 study hours in a year. ありがとうございます☺

[@The.love1]

what is the main reason that made u s want to learn jap language

[@ainmartinez8186]

How do you do 6 hours study? Do you take break?😮

[@The.love1]

@@ainmartinez8186 sure every hour take 20 to 30 min break

[@johnnash2756]

良いレッスンをありがとうございました 😊

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

こちらこそ、ありがとうございます😄

[@junbokli8959]

お疲れ様さま、役に立ちます。

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

役に立ったらうれしいです！

[@iristsang5234]

Thank you so much. Very useful.

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

Thank you so much!!

[@user-fh9et8hg9x]

役に立ちます!カタカナとても苦手です😢ありがとうございます😊

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ありがとうございます😄カタカナはけっこう難しい？かも。

[@thoaikieu5707]

thanks for sharing ,

[@chuckycuevas2995]

Finally a good one I can learn

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

love🥰

[@Nekoharapeco]

ありがとうございます！！助かります！❤

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

こちらこそありがとう！

[@RiverWorksCo]

There's no small letter in the words エアコン and カレンダー to make the consonants long. But I know they are spelled correctly in the video. So why isn't it eakon and karendaa? And that's just what happened in the first minute.

[@Benzon1423]

Thank you so much sensei. New subscriber here

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

Thank you too! I'm glad!

[@user-sy6no6hh4h]

ありがとうございます

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ありがとうございます😄

[@_cozyblanket]

ありがとー❤❤

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ありがとう🧡

[@liemle9656]

Thank you ❤❤❤👍

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@magalimacielferreiragonsal7342]

Wowwwww amazing

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

🧡🧡

[@user-tu1cr9zi8j]

Мне очень помогают ваши уроки. Большое спасибо.

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

Спасибо за ваш комментарий! Я постараюсь больше🤨

[@japolskilopata]

お疲れ様さま 片仮名より平仮名と漢字が好きです

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

おつかれさまです！ありがとう～

[@user-wh2kk6xj4u]

英語が上手な私にとって簡単すぎ👍🏻

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

すばらしいです！！

[@user-io8ef1kd5y]

Arigatou

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ありがとう～～

[@thoaikieu5707]

do you have level n3-n1

[@thoaikieu5707]

is there anyone can give me all list word

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

If you like, you can use this! www.patreon.com/hamusuke

[@Kisahketakutanreal]

ハムスケさんは日本人ですか、それとも外国人ですか？

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

日本人ですよ～！！

[@charlottejin4354]

🎉🎉🎉아리가또우🎉🎉🎉

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ありがとう！🎉

[@mollahhumayunkabir536]

この にほんご じぇんぼ にほんじんわかりますか

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

ぜんぶ　わかりますよ！☺

[@illyanicholasparallon6545]

jlpt n3 kanji please

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

good idea!

[@methsith0]

🥰🫶🏻💐

[@Hamusuke-japanese]

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