What's the BEST study schedule? Valuable insight from a FITNESS guru.

[@mii20s]

What kind of study schedule do you follow? I’d love to know!

[@jiyukim9298]

This is just so helpful. I am watching Japanese doramas every 2 to 3 days, but maybe it seems quite a PASSIVE learning process yet. I’ll keep in mind of Short and Active CORE time. BTW, your English is so much comprehensible that it helps me a lot as well.

[@mii20s]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I've never been complimented for my speech so thank you for that as well!

[@shawreelol]

Upload more, your video is surprisingly good❤

[@mii20s]

Thank you! I'll try to upload often 😊

[@Likeit_language]

저는 영어와 일어를 공부하고 있습니다. 제가 외국어를 공부하고자 하는 목적은 ‘그들의 생각과 표현을 가공이나 훼손됨 없이 들어보기 위해서’입니다. 저는 통역자나 번역기를 통해 전달받는 방식을 가공이나 훼손이라 생각하고 있습니다. 제가 외국어 공부를 다시 시작한 것은 3개월 전부터 입니다. 공부 비중은 영어(80%), 일본어(20%) 입니다. 미사키(Misaki)님이 강조한 것처럼 매일 보고, 듣기를 꾸준히 하고 있습니다. 비록 내용 모두를 알아듣지는 못해도 계속 하고 있습니다. 현재, 제 상태는 ‘보면서 입 모양이나 행동을 살피고 들으면서 언어의 리듬감을 익히는 단계’입니다. 아침 운동을 할 때도 이어폰을 통해 듣기는 계속합니다. 아참, 괌과 사이판은 아름다운 곳이었으며 사람들도 좋았었습니다.

[@scapegoat5143]

I'm actually not understanding why asian ppl consider english as something hard, when their languages are like this I've learnt speaking English by arguing on the internet and watching utube shorts (+English classes at school). With Korean and Chinese you can't do so, they're f*cking hard as hell. Their phonetics and grammar...just...uh. And all interesting stuff are in those languages. Like manhwa, manhua, manga 😢

[@mii20s]

Thanks for your opinion! I can't speak for everyone but in Korea and Japan, English has a completely different grammar structure so it can be difficult to grasp. Although English is offered as a class at school, (from personal experience) it wasn't that advanced and most people only study it to pass tests. They don't use it outside of school and ppl can get by without using English at all, making it all the more difficult to speak English. Just as you find Korean and Chinese difficult, Japanese/Korean/Chinese people find English difficult because it's not their native language. It's probably easier for them to learn other asian languages because their culture/language has a lot of similarities. Also, thanks for the laugh with the "manhwa, manhua, manga" bit😆 That was funny lol