LEARN JAPANESE: how i study japanese as a beginner, tips, materials, study vlog

[@Agix009]

learning tip: once you feel a bit more comfortable with the writing systems, i recommend rewriting japanese songs using hiragana, and then entirely in katakana! (i know this is not how the alphabets are used, but it is a great practice to mix up all of the characters instead of writing them grouped like ka ke ki ko ku); i opened up bts songs in japanese in romaji and then rewrote the songs with hiragana/katakana to practice this is just what I did before i did my japanese degree to learn the alphabets in a quick and also fun way ^^

[@cathconnelly]

Came here to say this too! It's how I mastered Kana. I would print lyrics to songs I liked in Romaji, then rewrite them in each system. Really drove the kana into my brain.

[@topiaz]

oh, i remember doing this with character names from the media i like. doing it in songs is genius, thank you i’ll start doing that

[@Szystedt]

Oooohhh that’s a great idea, thank you for sharing! Once I get back into japanese I’ll definitely try it! Ironically I felt like I had more trouble recalling katakana than the hundred or so kanji I learnt before taking a break which is still ongoing hah

[@eyesonmarymahaney1731]

That is a good idea. I will try doing that 😊 your tip is very helpful

[@LivelyTriceratops]

This is a good idea!

[@lulopes1895]

"not really studying with nina" and "painting with nina" are definitely my fav videos 🫰🏽🫶🏽

[@mariarenteriapatino2476]

Arrigato

[@mariarenteriapatino2476]

Are you 🆗👍

[@Sencirelyserene]

웨??

[@HM-cp7gy]

tip for genki: memorize the dialogue at the beginning of each chapter!! my professor made us do that and recite it to the whole class, it was scary but actually helpful to feel like you can speak coherent sentences

[@codelyo_ko9123]

oh yea, in my class we don't use genki, but we have dialogues as well and we don't have to learn it but we do read it in front of the class, still train to read and speak!

[@rahafalmansury3601]

I want free pdf genki , is there any?

[@sochourner]

Tips to learn Japanese more efficiently: - Do NOT attempt to learn more than one language at once. If in doubt, learn the one that you're most interested in. - Repeat every letter/word/sentence out loud to get a closer pronunciation (tip from Teuida). - Avoid trying to learn everything at one sitting to prevent yourself from forgetting words. - Try to memorize kana/kanji stroke order for more efficient writing. - If you feel unmotivated and/or tired, take a break and proceed your learning after a while and remember: you can do it! - Watch anime and practice singing in Japanese. They will help you to increase your vocabulary. - Try not to skip the difficult parts of learning. They may be essential. - Get yourself a partner conversation or use Teuida! - Use your Japanese knowledge in daily occasions (Example: whenever you're going upstairs, count every step in Japanese). - After finishing your studying session, write out everything you have learned so far, physically (pencil and paper) or virtually (note pad app on phone/computer) - Keep watching this video as many times as possible for days or weeks. It is not possible to learn everything in a few moments. Now, I wish you, the reader, a very happy learning, do not give up and give it your all! がんばってください! 💪✌️

[@hockypockies]

this has been psoted everywhere is this even true? i wonder sometimes

[@TSUKASA-TENMA-IS-COOL]

Thanks for the help! ❤❤

[@CaramelDust]

Hey, I know this might sound like a stupid question but, when learning Japanese have you learned how to translate it to English? I'm starting to practice Japanese but I don't know if I will learn to translate it in English ( as in reading it then understanding it in your own language)

[@cristianhcm1914]

Thank you for the awesome advice!! It makes alot of sense. Hello from Phoenix Arizona 👋

[@harvey9508]

i made the mistake of learning mandarin for a year whilst actually being more interested in Japanese so now im learning Japanese

[@just-a-random-person3754]

Tip as someone who just started learning Japanese 45 days ago!! Busuu is superior to duo. Duolingo drove me insane 😅Busuu teaches you using the pronounciation of actual Japanese speakers, rather than a computer. I love the style of learning, and you can correct and interact with others either speaking the language you are learning or your own language

[@anonykitsune]

Busuu is good, but for a fast learner it might be too slow. So for fast learners reading this i also recommend Memrise ^^

[@Nexy_iscool]

@@anonykitsune ive used memrise before, i agree it is VERY good! i only did it for a bit since i got logged out and was busy at the time, but it is amazing! i believe my dad actually knows the person who built the company (i think, im not 100% sure on it!), but thats how ik about it! :) still it is a very good app/website.

[@nishaaxo]

Yeah it’s really good I used it for Korean and I’m intermediate

[@kellysharpe2122]

I love Pimsleur because it gets you speaking very quickly. There is no writing, so I do that separately, but I can do the speaking lessons when I'm driving between courthouses.

[@aligaxcreations1902]

I learn Japanese in duolingo it's help alot 🌼 😂 mizu ku da sa i

[@SamiHime]

Hi~! I'm majoring in Japanese and I'd like to say - since you already know Korean, I think it will be easier for you to study Japanese My teachers often say that the grammar is similar, so if you just get through kana and kanji, you should be fine Also, some of the words are very similar as well! Good luck with studying!

[@okanelover]

Yeah some words are similar i think

[@Pinz12]

Hello! Im new to japanese and I have a question. What does あの means? In translator it says "that" but in other learning app it means excuse me. How to find out which one is the right one?

[@SamiHime]

@@Pinz12 hi! You can think of あの like an abbreviation of あれの Basically, あの is a pre-noun adjective, so it stands before a noun, not alone Like in あの店(みせ)は安(やす)いです。 In this context, it points out the specific object out of all the other ones As for あの used as filler word - is used alone, context of the following sentence may be completely different to pointing out an object, at that time it could be used as "excuse me/sorry" Also, some people stretch out their あの while thinking, so it sounds almost like a あのう, at that time, it's used as "ummm" I think it will be easy to distinguish them when you listen to it directly I'm terrible at explaining but I hope it makes sense 🥰 Good luck with studying! 一緒(いっしょ)に頑張(がんば)りましょう 🤗

[@hopefillledday9026]

There's a guy (ToKini Andy) on KZbin that does a series going through the Genki books, and he explains when textbook Japanese is unatural sounding and what to use instead, he does a video per Genki lesson. Worth a look! How funny that I just started thinking of learning Japanese, I remember finding your channel when I was (still am) learning Korean lol

[@CrisOnTheInternet]

Thanks for the hint

[@vartikashukla2807]

Me too....❤

[@Wulpul]

Learning Japanese is so much fun! It just feels super rewarding when you start recognizing words and understanding sentences in Japanese media, be it anime, mange, music, whatever. It's great!

[@entertaingame]

To everyone learning Japanese and likes to improve listening skill, besides Nina I would recommend: yuyu no nihongo, on youtube, it helps me alot, especially for someone who lives outside of Japan. There is lots weekly podcast and list live free talk, they will help improve listen skill, also his voice is just so clear and easy to understand.

[@anime_otakingdam8294]

になちゃん！Hi from Japan! I've been watching your videos for years (I was actually interested in putting Japanese subtitles to your videos..oh..so shy..)and so excited to see you learning our language! There must be so many "WHY!?" in learning Japanese too but if you need any help, feel free to ask!

[@LindaThao]

Definitely inspired me to start studying Japanese again! 💗😭🫶🏼

[@okanelover]

Good luck! Have fun with it ♡

[@plumie]

Are u still going?:D

[@sierrakks]

i studied korean for 4 years in university and have really bad burn out now. it’s really fun to watch these study videos,, it kinda makes me want to study language again so thank you! i started studying japanese this year too but haven’t taken it really seriously in order to not end up uhhhh hating it haha

[@michaelbark4264]

I've been learning italian but I also have thought of learning Japanese because I like the sound of the language and I like learning languages. So today I have decided I want to learn Japanese. I love italian but Japanese has caught my attention. I look forward to this new journey and language learning is so much fun.

[@laughhalots]

I minored in Japanese in college and we used those same books! This inspired me to brush off some of my skills. Have fun studying!!!

[@elisacannizzaro8344]

Hi ! Love your videos, I’ve been studying Japanese for about 5 months now and one advice I can give you is to write down words only in katakana| hiragana and then the translation in English (without the romaji transliteration). It really helped me getting into the new writing system thing. You kinda force your brain to read them and slowly you’ll read fluently !

[@tsukiamy]

as a native spanish speaker, i love how cute nina sounds pronouncing spanish words ♡ lol

[@okanelover]

Same 😭😭

[@No.su-novels2252]

I also learn Japanese, but since I was young I have loved it and have already learned some basic sentences such as ~ How are you? Are you well? What is your name How old are you? Where are we?.....and many more, and I wish you success in learning them. Additional information: I am an Arab girl and I learned English and Japanese a while ago

[@AleenaEV]

This is so unexpected. I just started learning Japanese too. So this video was really helpful. Thank you Nina 💜

[@danieldanieldanielUvu]

yay me too

[@FrenchFrles]

I’m learning Chinese (basically kanji) and just memorize a few words everyday and look at song lyrics and play the song cause you’ll be able to see the words you learned being used in songs and you can look for new words to learn that way to

[@HM-cp7gy]

i took a year of college japanese and now i’m self studying on duolingo 😅 this was so helpful to get me motivated again thank u nina u got this 💖

[@jeskoumm]

Nina's contagious smile gives a, “I am overflowing with good vibes”, mood where her brain leads me to believe I may grasp more than I am learning at each and every moment....Already sharing a struggle and want to continue reading

[@titaeri]

Nina selecting the 7 days streaks and saying “probably not going to happen” I FELT THAT IN MY SOUL

[@exyled99]

I found it helpful to go from Korean to Japanese when I was trying to learn it. It made more sense than trying to convert it from English for me. Either way, best of luck and keep it up.

[@alysonlarrivee8835]

I’ve been learning Japanese and Korean together for a couple months now! I definitely see some similarities with grammar and I think you’re going to love Japanese! You’re handwriting is much better than mine admittedly it looks so pretty! 화이팅!

[@Alo_Han98]

You are inspiring me to finally bite the bullet and try learning Japanese! I have been so intimidated but you're making me want to try!

[@EqvJasmin]

You gave me confidence to learn and consentrate on Japanese Thanks soo much.....❤😊

[@troyrowe7670]

A good book/s is remembering the kana and remembering the Kanji. When I was learning kana, Remembering The Kana really helped me. Because it gives you mnemonics to help it get retained in your memory. And also Remembering The Kanji also does that, but with Kanji. They are both really useful, or at least for how my brain works

[@vetch0000]

日本語を勉強してくれて嬉しいです。覚える文字が多いけれど頑張ってください！

[@ren6947]

Hiii Japanese native here😆 so happy to see now you’re learning Japanese!

[@dystopia4755]

Along with the individual characters, learning the dakuten (が), handakuten (パ), and the digraphs (きょ) was very helpful for me. Like, while i was learning the k column, i included the g column.

[@Sarah-cg9un]

Oh I love the genki books!! I used them when I took Japanese in community college it was really helpful for practicing writing and syntax. And it’s awesome because there’s videos and answer keys online to test your knowledge!! I will say though for people who are learning by their own structure and not in class, some people find it to be a bit complicated but don’t give up! There’s a strong online presence with genki and there’s people there to help :)

[@celeste0246]

Nice! I took a semester class in college and we used the same genki textbook/workbook. I stopped studying after the class but recently decided to go back and go over my notes. Thanks for the video and motivation to continue studying! 😊💕

[@Look36966]

My queen 👑 I really really love that you don't complain about "how hard is it" like every other people on KZbin that positive energy from you and how simple and easy you make it look like that what I need to keep going love you so much

[@Anitafilmsvideos]

This motivated me to go back to studying korean! I've neglected it for some time now and I should get back! Thanks for reminding me nina!❤

[@mammie2653]

ニナちゃん日本語勉強してるの！？！？ うれしい😍❤❤❤❤ Your ひらがな is so good 🌟

[@sparkymularkey6970]

Definitely check out Tofugu and Wanikani! Don't wait to learn kanji! It helps so much with learning vocab!

[@chlorox01]

Watching this is so funny because this is exactly how I felt when I first started learning Japanese back in high school. Its also interesting seeing you make connections between Korean and Japanese because I did that a lot when I started learning Korean last year, since I had a good foundation in Japanese and its grammar, it was really easy for me to pick up Korean grammar and even some vocab! Also thank you for putting out this video and motivating me to catch back up with Japanese because I have a research project in Japanese this summer I need to work on for uni lmao.

[@noodlechan_]

頑張りましょうね、日本語の習得には時間がかかります! 1日5分でもいいから毎日勉強することが大事です。

[@kayapapaya.mp4]

this video came out at such a good time i’m half japanese and it gets really hard this was the perfect motivation for me to keep studying for my test next week haha

[@Seriinudesu]

You did so well! I still know how hard it was to start learning Japanese (especially remembering the kanji!). Genki is an excellent textbook series! I'm looking forward to more videos about your Japanese study journey :)

[@cozyleafyt]

This video is perfect timing I recently started learning Japanese and it can be very overwhelming at first so thank you for all the tips!!

[@Wren_thebirb]

THE QUEEN HAS POSTED fr though you are a queen

[@matildawolfram4687]

Terrific video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.

[@Kolberrrrsss]

one thing I recommend is children's songs! I've been learning Japanese for the longest but I always go back to the songs to help with the little things like colors, days, etc!

[@bst.1502]

Not Nina getting me to learn Korean before Japanese without huge arguments. Ma'am you are impressive, you sold me! I'm on a 4 day streak on Duolingo. Also thanks for showing the breakdowns in the Duolingo app I never knew what all the options at the bottom were for with learning. 😂❤❤

[@takesz0050]

i always come back to your videos and fall in love with them over and over again, tbh i feel like these type of videos aren’t my aesthetic at all but i love them so much and they motivate me to try new things, thank you Nina.

[@Cakebossmom2]

Sticky dry erase posters were a go to for me. They are the size of piece of paper. A little thicker than paper. They can stick to anything. Then get dry erase markers and a microfiber cloth. It was great for practicing.

[@artistbervucci1716]

Nina, studying Japanese? Gotta watch it! Nina, doing her make-up? Gotta watch it! Nina, just watching anime and chilling? Gotta watch it! Nina, just living? Gotta watch it! Nina has a new video? Always gotta watch it! Fr Nina, you make our days! And whenever I see the notification, I literally say "Yay" out loud. So whenever your feeling down, think that your viewers do possibly too, and the view-numbers are not just numbers, but real people watching you; and your videos may help them!

[@pirateluffy4382]

You just got a new sub. I've been trying to learn Japanese. I had the privilege to travel there from the end of April to the beginning of May. Made me want to learn the language even more. I'm definitely going to use these tips in my studies.

[@toxicspiderman3815]

From someone thats has been studying japanese for 2 years now I would recommend using japanes sub with Japanese dub on Japanese media and doing look up whe you see a word that looks familiar. it really helps you contextualize the context of most words

[@pumpkinsprite9979]

I've been studying Japanese for a year now. seeing you struggle made me remember how frustrated I used to be and I felt like I wasn't making progress. but now all the stuff from the start, like hiragana and katakana, feels so easy haha. ganbatte

[@russellward4624]

I'd recommend Midnight Dinner and Terrace House to watch instead of anime. They contain a lot more typical conversation and they don't speak super fast either so it will be easier to recognize the vocabulary you've learned. A lot of anime tend to use non typical language and speak with difficult accents.

[@磁鐵灬]

Learning Japanese right now, hiragana, katakana and kanji aren’t that hard for me (as kanji is mostly what I use in daily life🇭🇰), but grammar tho! Grammar struggles me a lot, my goal here is to finish N2 in two years and continue my study after high school in Japan

[@selmamokrane2008]

idk how to explain but watching u is sooooo comfortable

[@yuulfuji]

i’ve been learning for 4 years, and something about seeing other people start their jp journey makes me feel like some old elder looking over the young ones. gl with ur study journey! 頑張る💪😤日本語は難しでも、つづきお願い！

[@yingtaobeojji]

i got a sudden urge to study japanese like a year ago and i got a bunch of apps and a textbook, got to level 11 in duolingo and then i realized that i don't really need japanese and i probably wont be able to travel to japan, so i stopped studying... but felt nice watching this vid, i was able to recognize all the exercises in duolingo. turns out i remember most of it? not surprised cuz i studied day and night... kinda made me wanna go back to studying, but i still need to improve my english AND i feel like trying korean again would be better cuz i consume lots of content in korean and that would be more useful, even if i don't get a chance to travel. understanding anime would've been nice as well, but i tend to watch it whilst multitasking, so watching it with subtitles is something i can't afford rn time-wise. oh, i also tried learning french on duolingo but failed cuz, once again, i figured i won't ever need it in life. but overall, reading in target language is definitely a top priority skill, so i'm glad it was mentioned. also now i wanna get a huge notebook like the one in the video (gonna ignore the fact that i already have like 10 half finished notebooks for korean lol)

[@VieannaRutty]

If you are okay with anime suggestions, and if you like watching music anime, then I would like to suggest Bocchi the Rock. It's such a phenomenal anime on social anxiety and music and it's honestly such a great watch. I'm also attempting to try and learn Japanese, so here's to us being able to watch anime without subtitles in the future!

[@nikkiej.5875]

This video was so fun to watch. I learned Japanese a few years ago it was fun. I took a class at my school. Recently I've been wanting to learn it again. Thank you for sharing all your resources. I'll have to learn the basics again because I dont remember a lot. I still remember a bit of Hiragana but no Katakana. Hieagana is easier to memorize because of pneumonic devices.

[@ano-pan]

so happy seeing u on the feed again 🫰🫰🫰🫰

[@glitterybabe-g5v]

Comfort person who keeps me sane

[@strawberrybunniesiic]

when nina uploads it just makes me happy

[@heleezu]

I MISSED YOUR STUDY VIDEOS SOOOO MUCH! Really enjoyed it, it was so much fun! Thank you Nina 💚

[@ilonaparaveman609]

ooooh i missed your studying videos !! i'm glad they're back they're how i discovered your channel 💞

[@nahhha]

This is so helpful especially since I haven't had much motivation, this has got me wanting to be more consistent and try harder, thank youu❤

[@mattiemore]

Nina’s videos are my comfort videos lately. Watching while knitting

[@ostrovkota2247]

I LOVE YOUR STATIONARYYY!!

[@Random_cowcer]

this video is so helpful for learning Japanese this is making my life easier like I got to know before I go

[@sarbca]

i can read hiragana and katakana perfectly but writing sentences is still hard for me bc of the way the words are placed and the particles u need to use, also idk many words so although i can read a lot of times I have difficulty actually understanding it 😅 that has been especially hard for me recently, loved the video

[@takoreadailylife]

こんにちは。いつも、楽しくみています！日本語の勉強の動画がでて、嬉しいです。これからも、楽しみにしています。

[@eristhekid]

If you wanna read manga in Japanese and wanna find something that’s great for beginners I highly recommend Yotsuba&! I recommend reading in English first so you can get a grasp on what it’s about and then read it in Japanese. That’s what I do.

[@paulglennhunter]

Good luck with your studies. Im not particularly gifted when it comes to language learning but ive been chipping away at Japanese for the past teo years now and I've really enjoyed it.

[@Amyisntcreative]

IVE BEEN WANTING TO LEARN SO BAD!! It’s even better because it’s you!

[@fyentine5481]

You should it’s fun to learn and u get a lot out of it!

[@asmafaleel]

there is always a sort of comfort when watching your videos

[@armyjkbts3936]

I am healed by her voice and smile. Wanna watch more learn korean video too. ARIGATO!!!!❤

[@youngyi20]

Nina~ there is a answer key book on Amazon for Genki 1 & 2 + workbooks 1 & 2… not sure if you’re still studying with genki or not. Just wanted to bring it up for anyone else who is self studying like me.

[@J_artz_]

Yaay! Another video from Nina!! Looks amazing. I'll check back when I'm done 😎🤟🏼

[@MikkiD10956]

As a student who studies Japanese, I'd love to recommend Education perfect for anyone who is wanting to study Japanese! :) it is amazing and would 100% recommend trying

[@MikkiD10956]

GENKI JAPAN SONGS ARE AMAZING TOOO SO TRY THEM OUT TO REMEMBER IF STRUGGLING TO REMEMBER

[@tiannat6996]

Do you have a link or anything for Education? The first recommendation you gave

[@naegiplush]

i have the order of how to do higher numbers in japanese memorized because of ‘hyakugojyuuichi’ or 151 pokemon song. hyaku (100) go (5) jyuu (10) ichi (1)

[@naegiplush]

i also have been meaning to practice more again.. i had a 100 day duolingo streak at one point 😅

[@nanagg643]

You finally started learning Japanese! ! I’m so glad to hear that because I’m Japanese😳 Ninaファイト！🎉

[@maria5737]

I've been tempted to study japanese this past week. I used to study japanese and mandarin chinese (just the basics) but I stopped to focus on korean. I love your study videos and good luck!❤

[@Rose-b2n6p]

I love Japanese! I biggest fan Japanese!❤❤❤❤

[@giovanna.6119]

love your videos nina 💛

[@ohmay2513]

YAYY I’ve been binge watching your videos again cause they feel like i’m on facetime, now i have another one to watch

[@eri.1021]

日本のファンです❤️いつも動画を楽しく見ています〜！！日本語の勉強がんばってください😊応援しています📣！！

[@ConsciousFella]

I recently got into Anime a whole new world has opened up to me I'm learning so much from the Japanese culture in general. This was a great video thank you p.s. that's a quality pen you write with 🖋️

[@wypimentel]

From Duolingo to Genki, what an improvement, good stuff.

[@alexahallum9053]

Japanese from zero is a good textbook and workbook put together. there is even a KZbin page and web site for it.

[@misumisuy]

I'm learning Japanese right now and I am taking a Japanese class at my college. We use the same textbooks, but something I would like to say is that learning Japanese characters is a must! With those particular textbooks, from lesson three the romanization is no longer included since by then you should have already learned hiragana. I think it's pretty neat and can definitely push you to get better at your reading skills!

[@justsomestuff1513]

Omg Im so excited ❤

[@Japanese_Made_Easy_Podcast]

Look forward to following your progress. 頑張ってね！

[@mikomiko.]

my family and i are planning a trip to japan and I've been procrastinating on learning it for the trip 😭😭 wish i could be as productive as you

[@moonjournal1612]

wow, loved this video so much, you have motivated me to continue my Korean lessons🥰

[@robinbailey-leonard3016]

I've been learning Japanese for the last month (not too seriously), but I started watching my shows in Japanese with Japanese subs to get familiar!

[@lannaschmitz9039]

A tip for Duolingo :) - If you want to hear the people talk slower so you can understand, press the UFO next the the hearing thing for them to speak a bit slower, I hope it helped!

[@hL-pu6lb]

i’m from Japan, and i’m so glad that you learn Japanese☺️☺️☺️💕💕💕

[@jenarielle1915]

My Japanese beginner class in uni uses the orange genki books!! The lessons and workbook exercises lineup rly well, so you should do fine!!

[@UraNiUmXXpLoSiVez]

Thanks for sharing - the manga for Yona of the dawn is amazing - still one of my favorites till this day - will definitely try some of these study tips

[@mixvps]

OMG SHE POSTEDDD I MISSED WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS

[@kawthar9943]

Good Luck nina 💕

[@Felix_hobi]

I am currently studying Korea and Japanese and this helped me a lot thank you❤❤❤