How to succeed JLPT N1? I Interviewed to my German friend who was a Japanese teacher! / Interview

[@WakeEntry]

I really liked this. It's nice seeing how others learn and it's a great way to pick up on tips. I always focus on how to pronounce the kanji instead of just knowing the meaning. Sometimes I'll catch myself saying something like 人口 as じんぐち instead of じんこう and then I just get stuck instead of continuing to read. I look forward to more interviews with カリナさん。

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

WakeEntryさん、こんにちは！I'm so happy to hear that you like this interview! Thank you for the positive comment! In terms of reading, I think it is very important to focus on the meaning of Kanji. But your approach is very helpful if you talk to people or read something out :)

[@russellm.hossain6985]

Great interview between TWO Ninhongo senseis - thank you, this was great to get such a perspective.

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

Russellさん、ようこそ！Thank you for your comment! I'm glad to hear that :)

[@carinastrasser2944]

インタビュー、ありがとうございます😊 楽しかったです！

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

カリナ、インタビュー、本当にありがとう！また色々教えてくださいね。

[@MandarimTupiniquim]

あずささん、インタビューの動画も面白いです！字幕をつけてくれてありがとう！バカなコメントは気にしないでください！

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

Mandarimさん、いつもありがとう！気に入ってくれてよかったです。はい、気にしません。これからもインタビューしたいと思います！

[@alexandrarays9235]

面白かった。ありがとうございます。 Part 2お楽しみです。 日本語のような言語を勉強し始める時、すぐすべて覚えたいですね。読むを時に、全部漢字を調べますけれども、それ無理ですね。時間がかかりすぎて、がっかりして、諦めたくなります。 カリナを言う通り、読む時に、コンテクストの意味に集中したほうがいいと思います。後は、３/４つ漢字だけ辞書で調べたほういいです。 先生、どう思いますか。

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

Alexandraさん、ようこそ！コメントどうもありがとう。 そうですね、漢字を一つ一つ覚えるのはとても大変だと思います。インタビューパート2でも話していますが、まずは訓読みから、単語と一緒に覚えるのがおすすめです。

[@Draftgon]

わーお！

[@d.a.miller2732]

I don’t like it when podcaasters get lazy and do “interviews”; they’re not interesting!

[@WakeEntry]

It's not lazy. She puts a lot of work into her other videos and not once has she asked for anything in return. So who cares if she does an interview? Maybe some people want to see this kind of content. I would like to know how a non native speaker learned how to speak Japanese because they can provide some tips and advice that a native might not pick up on. It's pretty rude to call it lazy especially when she puts out multiple videos every week which take a lot of time to compose and edit.

[@MandarimTupiniquim]

She doesn't own you anything. The channel is hers, she can do the kind of content she feels like. And this is far from lazy, she went as far as adding subtitles for people who study seriously.

[@russellm.hossain6985]

This was a terrific interview - and especially helpful to someone like me who is a novice learner who wants to improve.

[@LearnJapanesewithNoriko]

I respect your opinion, but this is not "being lazy"! if you don't like it, please just leave it.

[@kiku-nihongolisteningandle4860]

D.A. Millerさん、こんにちは。Thank you for your opinion. I'm not doing an interview to be lazy but I'm doing it because I like it :)