It's so sad that the person behind Cure Dolly recently passed away. I love her videos and she seemed to genuinely care about helping others. She will be missed.
Awesome recommendations! ありがとうございます I would also recommend japanese with sayuri, noriko japanese , japanese with tomoko ... I love your conversation videos
I've got a couple more channel names that might be helpful to some! - Comprehensible Japanese - もしもしゆすけ - Teppei Other than that, you've covered some great ones!
I really love Satou's Japanese Playground. She explains japanese sentence structure so well and make it easy to understand, and she also plays cute games which helps me to learn as well with a more fun way.
Also check out ikuchaneru(いくちやねる, i think that’s correct) she also breaks down Japanese songs in Japanese , I love her stuff and しらスタ. Reading and listening have increased listening to them because I’m already into Japanese music and I’ve made my own lyric videos offline too which helps me improve my listening
That's a great list. Misa is the top of the food chain, but I think Matt vs Japan is right there. My go to right now is "Comprehensible Japanese" She draws on a white board to create visuals for immersion while speaking only in Japanese. Should really check it out
Thank you so much for making a video on this topic. I would have never found Cure Dolly if it were not for this. Turned out to be one of the best Japanese channels.
I am making video for Japanese learners , especially , for intermediate to advanced level learners . If you have time , would you please check and point out . I would like to hear from people who are learning Japanese .Thank you !
Who is this Benjiro guy? It looks like he interviews cute Japanese girls XD. I love Matt's videos. I actually like them for his really good English (while talking about Japanese) - even though I'm an native English speakers. I don't agree with everything he says either but at the same time I wasn't able to reach his level of Japanese so maybe he's right. Dogen's videos are good but pitch accent is so simple (although hard to master lol) that really all you need is a dictionary that actually shows the pitch accent so you can start double checking words on your own. I think I've seen Akane sensei in my TH-cam feed some (she was wearing glasses but in the videos you're showing she isn't... ugh.. is it her?). Any channels all in Japanese about Japanese are good in my book.
I really attribute the bulk of how my listening skills improved to Benjiro's channel. It was really hard to find simple but engaging Japanese content at the time, but his channel was perfect for that. He's the inspiration for me putting up my videos now for others, because I know how helpful it was for me learning from other people's conversations.
@@GermaineJapanesesaya sangat setuju dengan anda ,saya mendukung usaha anda untuk meniru cara BENJIRO membuat video percakapan bahasa jepang.sangat mudah di pahami bagi pemula .saya sarankan untuk anda supaya mencantumkan setiap kotoba yang diucapkan pembicara.sukses untuk kerja keras anda.❤
i’d like to recommend 三本塾 (Sanbon Juku) for n3~ish learners. he does straightforward and simple to understand lessons, particularly on more challenging grammar.
I knew most of the channels and would also recommend them but some were new so I'll check them out, thank you^^ I seem to have a similar approach to language learning so I will keep looking forward to your content as well! One channel that wasn't on your list that I also think is helpful is "Onomappu". He makes short videos in full Japanese with CC subs explaining vocabulary (focus on Onomatopoeia), grammar and telling short stories.
Yes! I’ve just recently started watching his stuff as well! Love it! Thanks for following, I’m looking forward to hearing more of your recommendations in the future too!
Just listening to various Japanese input in the background is not a good thing to do in my opinion. I think the brain shuts off like this if you don't consciously try to understand what is being said. I think playing many different things is just too much for the brain and it will ignore it for the most part. Maybe it would be a different story if you would listen to the same 10 minute clip for 30 hours, then switch to the next one, etc.
I think the brain may pick up more than we realise. When I leave it playing in the background, I believe it that I’m subconsciously getting used to pitch patterns and sounds of the language even if I’m not actively studying the words or grammar. I would say it’s a different aspect of the language. Of course, no one will be fluent just from that alone, but I think it’s a good way to improve on the “naturalness” of the target language. Also, I want to clarify that even when it’s in the background, I pay attention to it every now and then, and in those moments I’m actively revising the language. My take is that if it doesn’t require that much extra effort and it gives you some returns, why not.
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Yes, Cure Dolly is great for explaining Japanese grammar that most of Japanese text books and teachers do not. A great channel.
It's so sad that the person behind Cure Dolly recently passed away. I love her videos and she seemed to genuinely care about helping others. She will be missed.
Oh no... seriously? I'm honestly so sad to hear :((( How did you find out about it?
Awesome recommendations! ありがとうございます I would also recommend japanese with sayuri, noriko japanese , japanese with tomoko ... I love your conversation videos
Yea I recently started listening to Noriko’s podcasts too! They’re good!
I've got a couple more channel names that might be helpful to some!
- Comprehensible Japanese
- もしもしゆすけ
- Teppei
Other than that, you've covered some great ones!
Thanks for adding on! I follow teppei but I’ll be sure to check the rest out as well!
Yuyu nihongo podcasts^^
A really great japanese youtube channel(;
Check it out
I have loads but I'll list some of my regulars.
- Sayuri Saying
- Onomappu
- Ako Nihongo Lessons
- Miku Real Japanese
- Nihongo Life: Learn Japanese
Oh yes I’ve recently started watching Onomappu’s stuff too!
@@GermaineJapanese niiice Onomappu is really cool. Thanks for your other recommendations! There was. A bunch of channels I didn't know about.
I really love Satou's Japanese Playground. She explains japanese sentence structure so well and make it easy to understand, and she also plays cute games which helps me to learn as well with a more fun way.
Also check out ikuchaneru(いくちやねる, i think that’s correct) she also breaks down Japanese songs in Japanese , I love her stuff and しらスタ. Reading and listening have increased listening to them because I’m already into Japanese music and I’ve made my own lyric videos offline too which helps me improve my listening
Oh nice, I’ve never heard of her but I’ll check her videos out!
That is soooo so helpful. I learn Japanese for a while now and only knew about half of those Channels. Thank you 😍
That's a great list. Misa is the top of the food chain, but I think Matt vs Japan is right there. My go to right now is "Comprehensible Japanese" She draws on a white board to create visuals for immersion while speaking only in Japanese. Should really check it out
Yea Matt’s stuff really influenced me quite a bit in terms of mindset! I’ll be sure to check comprehensible Japanese out.
Thank you so much for making a video on this topic. I would have never found Cure Dolly if it were not for this. Turned out to be one of the best Japanese channels.
Your video editing is so good I wonder when your channel will explode.
Haha, make it happen for me.
Thanks a lot for this. Subscribed to like 10 channels from the comments.
Welcome!
Cure dolly is the ONLY real teacher out there
😢 i hope she's still alive..
I’d like to recommend neko sensei! My uni teacher would add neko’s TH-cam as consolidation
日本語を勉強をするのに役に立つChannelしょうかいしてくれてありがとう。
俺は最近日本人のラインの動画もみてるんです
NihongoDekita with Sayaka is a really entertaining channel that teaches you phrases.
Yuko Sensei is also good.
How about Japanese podcast? Please make a list of Helpful Japanese podcast.
The Real Japanese Podcast
Nihongo Con Teppei
Let's Talk in Japanese
Learn Japanese with Noriko
Kotsu Kotsu Nihongo
Miku Real Japanese
@@tamagotalk Thank you! 💕
ありがとうございます！日本語のチャンネルを見つけるのは難しいです。
the best channel for beginner Japanese immersion is by far: Japanese Immersion with Asami.
I am making video for Japanese learners , especially , for intermediate to advanced level learners . If you have time , would you please check and point out . I would like to hear from people who are learning Japanese .Thank you !
Thx
ありがとう
For the gamers there is Japanese Quest! It is really the best ever for vocab learning and tips ect.
You only need comprehensible input video from Nihongo-Learning, that helps me a lot.. when the other fail..
No one can beat Cure Dolly but sadly she is no more ಥ_ಥ
Really sad when I found out. It’s a true loss for the Japanese learning community.
I've just started learning Japanese where can I learn Hiragana and katakana. 😊❤
I watch Japanese with Shun, Coto Academy, Masa Sensei and Japanese with Noriko.
Yes I've been watching these recently too!
BENJIRO CHANNEL Top learning Japanese
Who is this Benjiro guy? It looks like he interviews cute Japanese girls XD. I love Matt's videos. I actually like them for his really good English (while talking about Japanese) - even though I'm an native English speakers. I don't agree with everything he says either but at the same time I wasn't able to reach his level of Japanese so maybe he's right. Dogen's videos are good but pitch accent is so simple (although hard to master lol) that really all you need is a dictionary that actually shows the pitch accent so you can start double checking words on your own. I think I've seen Akane sensei in my TH-cam feed some (she was wearing glasses but in the videos you're showing she isn't... ugh.. is it her?). Any channels all in Japanese about Japanese are good in my book.
I really attribute the bulk of how my listening skills improved to Benjiro's channel. It was really hard to find simple but engaging Japanese content at the time, but his channel was perfect for that. He's the inspiration for me putting up my videos now for others, because I know how helpful it was for me learning from other people's conversations.
@@GermaineJapanesesaya sangat setuju dengan anda ,saya mendukung usaha anda untuk meniru cara BENJIRO membuat video percakapan bahasa jepang.sangat mudah di pahami bagi pemula .saya sarankan untuk anda supaya mencantumkan setiap kotoba yang diucapkan pembicara.sukses untuk kerja keras anda.❤
Thnx🇯🇵🇯🇵
i’d like to recommend 三本塾 (Sanbon Juku) for n3~ish learners. he does straightforward and simple to understand lessons, particularly on more challenging grammar.
Yes, he’s got some pretty good videos! The greatest thing about reaching the N3 level is that you can comfortably start learning Japanese in Japanese
I knew most of the channels and would also recommend them but some were new so I'll check them out, thank you^^ I seem to have a similar approach to language learning so I will keep looking forward to your content as well!
One channel that wasn't on your list that I also think is helpful is "Onomappu". He makes short videos in full Japanese with CC subs explaining vocabulary (focus on Onomatopoeia), grammar and telling short stories.
Yes! I’ve just recently started watching his stuff as well! Love it! Thanks for following, I’m looking forward to hearing more of your recommendations in the future too!
I try to learn Korean
Just listening to various Japanese input in the background is not a good thing to do in my opinion.
I think the brain shuts off like this if you don't consciously try to understand what is being said.
I think playing many different things is just too much for the brain and it will ignore it for the most part.
Maybe it would be a different story if you would listen to the same 10 minute clip for 30 hours, then switch to the next one, etc.
I will try to learn Japanese without bothering with grammar or the N levels at all just by consciously listening and learning new words.
I think the brain may pick up more than we realise. When I leave it playing in the background, I believe it that I’m subconsciously getting used to pitch patterns and sounds of the language even if I’m not actively studying the words or grammar. I would say it’s a different aspect of the language. Of course, no one will be fluent just from that alone, but I think it’s a good way to improve on the “naturalness” of the target language.
Also, I want to clarify that even when it’s in the background, I pay attention to it every now and then, and in those moments I’m actively revising the language. My take is that if it doesn’t require that much extra effort and it gives you some returns, why not.