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can't believe it's been 7 years since matt made the perfect guide

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>>35689834
that wasn't even true 3 years ago and it's even less true now

>>35174444
dude this is all you need

pay special attention to "laying the groundwork" and follow everything in it to a tee. the foundation is the most critical aspect of longterm gains.

let's go back

back in the good ol days of djt

can't remember if the guides were responses to the image of matt's ajatt guide that i spammed here

OK so a bunch of pussies were whining about off-topic posting but I'm not seeing any of you bring anything to the table rn. I understand because we've exhausted all topics here on DJT. What do we do?

this is how you actually make it. ignore anonymous idiots who aren't proven to have made it like the person who made this guide.

I'm never gonna be able to follow this shit. Japanese is over.

will quiz's website be an improvement over the first MIA guide?

currently on stage 2 of this and i'm feeling pretty good. works well.

i remember the good ol days when we improved this.

I like this guide overall, but would you make changes to it?

Is it bad if I skip "listen only" and read alongside RTK?

Let's get back to discussing Japanese.

thoughts?

Has this been updated?

>>20245841
i'm not saying you have to do anything. it's just strange that people treat some academic fields with any sort of respect considering their godawful replication rates.

>>20209125
>>20209135
since you mentioned him, what happened to this?

It's almost entirely true, but with the power of hindsight he's somewhat optimized his method so it's wrong to say what he did was optimal.

I'd estimate that if you follow this method it'll take 2-2.5 years to achieve true fluency.