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That’s good you were recommended one of my videos and that you thought that way. I’m just doing what I can since I know this will help me in the future as long as I keep at it for as long as I can. There are times where I want to quit but I don’t think I can even if I don’t post these type of videos in the future. I’m sure I’ll still be studying. Thank you for the comment and glad it’s inspiring you to study as well! I know you can do it so don’t quit because it’s easier than starting all over again. I’m not saying you won’t have times where you won’t quit, but it’s normal to keep trying multiple times until you have what it takes to continue. No problem and best of luck to you!

Thank you!🙏

本当に緊張していますね！一緒に頑張りましょう！🙏

3-4 hours maybe since I have more to write after recording and other ways of studying. Yes, living in Japan right now.

Who? I don't look like it do I?

@@McJamLife what's your nationality

@@al-angelomaaghop6173 I'm American, why?

I used to live in the US.

@ your face looks like my friend. He is Filipino .

@@nguyenchien7391 I’ve been told I don’t look Filipino when I lived in the US, but now I guess some people are recognizing it more. Maybe I am.

@@McJamLife anyway you look so handsome 😅😅

I use a website called Bunpro everyday for studying grammar and vocabulary. I also watch Japanese dramas for my listening during my break from studying. For reading comprehension and additional listening would be the 新完全マスター series for N2.

Thank you for the comment! I'm just focusing on myself by studying so that I can navigate better here while living in Japan.

Thank you! Are you also taking it this year?

頑張りましょう！同じレベル受けますか？

@@McJamLife はい、同じです

すごい！ 緊張していますか？ 今の勉強は順調ですか？

Thank you! Best of luck with studying for N4 and passing it this year! It will be worth it and fun when you can get to the next one😆

It’s merely a way to survive and I have time to do it😂

Thank you!

Pretty much so I had to do it this way.

Hello there! Thanks for that! Oh really? How is it going for you? I still need to do some reading comprehension and listening practice on the side. It's called Bunpro which they have a website and a app.

Thank you for the comment and question at the end. You're right about N4 not having kanji being something to write but it does help when you might need to recognize it in later levels. Good luck this December! I personally enjoy it and somewhat dread it from an exam perspective, but writing each day gives me an advantage when it comes to recognition for the first section. I do want to be able to read more after I finish taking the test and maybe if I really need it, I have something for if I apply for a job again. I mainly want to read manga, media, and other resources that are in Japanese. Next big goal would be using the words I have been writing in actual conversation so speaking.

@@McJamLife Good luck to your goals then! I think that we have different study approach vs Kanji. Haha. I do use Anki and lots of reading as well. Thanks for answering my question.

Thank you! I hope to pass it🙏

Thank you! Are you planning on taking it too?🤔

The app I am using in the video is called Bunpro. My reading? I don't know what to compare to but it's something that I can understand things.

@@McJamLife ok dowloaded the app. Let's go. I will take n2 this December also. Hope will get pass. Let's go!!!!!! 　頑張りましょう

@@momenoorrahman1083 Best of luck with the app! Let's do our best!

The website I am using to learn Japanese is called Bunpro.

The website I use right now is called Bunpro.

I use a website called Bunpro. They do have an app but I don’t use it yet.

ありがとう🙏 出来れば合格したいです！

Thank you!🙏

I used various study materials. Some worked, while others didn't for me. I would say it can depend on the person. I would find something like an app to get some kanji and or vocabs to write 10-15 of those a day. 2-3 times per word you're writing so it will stick especially if you use something like Anki. Right now, I use Bunpro which is somewhat similar but better for me since it has full sentences with the words being used.

thanks

@@renegadoff6548 No problem!

I'll do what I can🫡

ありがとうございます！本当に受かりたいです！🙏

The website I use is called Bunpro🫡

@@sealulls Thank you! I’m glad that you like my study method even if it’s too much right now😂 I will do what I can🫡

I'm using a website called Bunpro. They have grammar as well which is why I mainly used it and still do. I like the vocabs they have because they have it in levels.

@@McJamLife thank you so much I wish you all the best!!! good luck 💯

@@chathuranga4748 No problem at all! I will do what I can and pass it hopefully!🫡

🙏

Thank you!🙏 I'm glad you think so. I just try what I can for now and eventually will do more off screen.

ありがとうございます！頑張ります！ そう言うコメントは本当感謝しています。今は仕事がなくて、でも出来るだけ毎日自分のパースで勉強しています。毎日私の手と手首が痛くなると、でも諦めません。他のやりたいことはあまりないから、でも今の勉強方法を他の人に紹介したいと思います。合格するのはまだ早いんですが、ちゃんと準備したいです。そう言う褒める言葉の見るのは感謝しています。あなたも来年N2合格してください！私は期待していますから。

Thank you! I want to start the test to do the next level but I still need to study for that too😂

Thank you! I can't wait to be finished with it!

Yes, I think Bunpro is good. I started using it for learning grammar and decided to also use their vocabulary section. I pretty much show my screen in my recent videos on how I study with Bunpro. My general way of studying right now is 15 words of N2 and 15 words of N3. I write them 2-3 times the first time and review them later in the day another 2-3 times. I would advise 10 words in the beginning until you get used to writing that much.

It's called Bunpro

I currently live in Japan.

I use Bunpro which is online and they have app.

Thanks bro, I use Bunpro! I mainly use the website to study but they do have an app that's in open beta. I'm doing what I can with Japanese but it doesn't ever feel enough yet. Which level are you going for?

Thanks for the compliment. The website I am using to study with does have the pitch accent, but currently I am not too concerned with it for now. I've been told before that my pronunciation is okay but my pitch accent needs work when I used to attend language school. I'll get around to reading more out loud and getting used to saying things with the pitch accent in mind. I'll be sure to do more listening and repeating words outside of recording my study sessions.

@@McJamLife yeah, if you're not concerned with it I think your phonemes sound substantially better than the average N3 passer. Only thing else I'd say is if pitch is something you plan to revisit later it'll be harder to adjust the later you leave it

@@ZulayagosIscool I'm not worried about the pitch accent for now or later because I still have time. I don't really get tested on it for that so I'll be okay. Have you also taken the JLPT before? What level did you take?

@@McJamLife I passed N2 about 5 years ago. Maybe a ぎりぎり N1 pass. Yes you have time, but the longer you leave it, the more relearning you'll have to do! If you focus too much on JLPT results you might miss the forest for the trees. good luck in your studies

@@ZulayagosIscool Congratulations on passing both of them when you did. I'll try my best and get to it.

Hello

​@@McJamLifehow are you

@@ايادالعزي-خ2ح Working hard studying thanks

No worries just tired

N2とN3の勉強をしている。

できるだけ頑張ります！🫡

Thank you for following my journey!

I live in Japan.

Thank you! It’s an everyday thing!🫡

Bunproとう言うウエブサイトです。

ありがとうございます!✨

Thank you for the comment! Are you also taking the JLPT and what level? This method of studying has worked for me with N3 but I still have words to write so I want to show others about it.

I first need to know how you're currently studying. Also, which part are you worried of the most? The first, second, or third section? Thank you! Good luck with the N3 exam! Are you taking it this December or later?

@@McJamLife oh currently i am memorizing 1800 vocabs from n3 book and kanjis from saomatome, then im doing listening from n5-n4 and then n3, struggling a little bit at listening maybe because of the background noises around my area. Yes this december.

@@kunevil-bl3sk For vocab and kanji, I used to write 3 times the first time I see a word, review it again in the same day and write it another 3 times. I would use Bunpro which is why I would write a lot with the furigana on top for the words with kanji. It helped so much for me but my hands would hurt from it so I recommend maybe 2 times first and another 2 times later in the day while reading sentences aloud to yourself. Maybe wearing earbuds and or a headset would help, but I'm fortunate enough I don't have the background noise as much depending on what day of the week it is. For listening, I mainly used the soumatome too and the shinkanzen master version. After the test, I went straight into watching Japanese dramas which helped my reading and listening a fair bit so maybe try that to see if that works for you.

@@McJamLife oh i see, thank you for the tips! ありがとうございました!いっしょうけんめいがんばりましょう!

@@kunevil-bl3sk No problem and I hope you do well with what I could share! どういたしまして！頑張ってください！