/jp/ - Otaku Culture

https://twitter.com/moist_fish/status/1499892264985931777

yooo

be sure to read John's religion/story
>How I got 180/180 on N1 in ~8.5 Months!
https://rentry.org/9pe4o

But essentially what John's method religion IS:

* Start reading every day (and listening)
* Go through a grammar guide (like Tae kim)
* Go through a common vocab deck (like core2.3k)
* Mine stuff into Anki that you encounter in your Japanese media

A detailed guide of what John did can be found on
https://pastebin.com/0ANbbfHR

*John Bless your gains

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>>37327838
yooooo nice

>>34610407
>I'm aiming to raise the quality and output of videos
>and output

>they don't believe in classes and textbooks
>https://old.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/wiki/index/startersguide
>with online resources you’ll need to be careful to make sure that the combinations you are using are giving you a complete education
the fuck is a complete education it's certainly not genki 1 and 2
>Textbooks allow a high standard of information and allow for easy transition into college level courses
college level courses that will allow you to pull off amazing feats like this after three long years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM1dpqm_WSA
>These textbooks [Genki] are commonly used in college and university settings and cover the first two years of study at a common pace.
imagine taking two years for the stuff in genki what are you even doing
and after we've completed our comprehensive genki textbook study we go to the
>Moving Forward
section in which we find two amazing routes to choose from
1. more textbooks
2. jlpt
great stuff
note how native material isn't mentioned at all except for </wbr></wbr>

>>31817655
ur fuckd lmao

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>>26914966
thank you

>>26517038
yoshi read all of these show titles that's enough reading for the day

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>>24706906
lmfao

anyone have any game recs, bunch of japanese games are on sale for golden week on steam