This has been such a requested video, and I've been meaning to make it for the longest time, so to start off 2024, here it is! Also, make sure to check the description for all the links to the channels as well as video suggestions!
i have a question about the anki you have: how you made the bottom dark and you removed good and easy? i would really appreciate that because i would like to have no easy or good
I can’t explain it but your videos are so inspiring to me. Sometimes learning Japanese feels impossible, but watching you brings me a sense of peace and makes me feel like I can do it. Love your channel! 😄
Two words... Thank you... I've been looking for entertaining Japanese TH-camrs for so long now, this is exactly the video i needed. Hope you have a great trip to Japan!
not ganna lie, this are one of the best recommendations I´ve had so far, I appreciate your effort on still making japanese learning videos. I started watching you on december 2022 with no japanese knowledge, and on december 2023 I took jlpt N2, you were one of my inspirations to keep learning :3
13:49 This is why I'm having trouble watching let's plays, especially with games I know about. I'm thinking to myself that, ‘I want to play this game in the future, and if I watch this video now, I am going to spoil that experience.’ So I end up not watching the video. Or any other let's play video that looks interesting. But I realise that some let's plays in particular really add to the experience and are worth experiencing on their own, even if that means the first time you end up playing the game yourself, that experience might be diminished as a result. Such a conundrum. Anyway, thank you for such a comprehensive list in the description!
Thank you for these recommendations. I have had trouble finding TH-camrs that match my interests, and this video will be very helpful. どうもありがとうございました、リヴァキヴィル。
Thank you so much I've been trying to find native Japanese people to watch on youtube but couldn't find anything. I can't tell you how helpful this is for me.
I've been learning Japanese for a few months now and every time i see a video of yours pop up I'm surprised by how much i understand. I'm going to be doing an n5 exam in leiden (The Netherlands) this summer, really looking forward to it! Your content has made learning Japanese a lot less intimidating, thank you.
I love how you reference each video the clips are taken from and link directly to video. Wished more people would properly reference other peoples videos.
Really helpful! I checked out Seto Koji (the food channel) and they're really chill for immersion. Definitely checking out more from Piropito too they seem like a fun character. I like Minecraft 実況プレイ's for immersion (mostly Marun, girl who does a pretty relaxing style of letsplay), learning stuff like ore names and cave stuff takes me back to my childhood when I'd learn English through Runescape learning all these obscure ore and fish names haha
I've had a hard time finding new channels to watch in Japanese as TH-cam has so many options available, so thank you for making a recommendation video, it's pretty helpful.
When you played the Seto Koji segment I thought I was actually watching him and I was loving it, then when it stopped I was so confused. Definitely subscribing to him!
This video came out at the perfect time for me. I just completed the anki 6K and started immersing about a week ago. Thank you as always, love watching your content! Any chance we’ll get a house renovation update?
I have just finished Hiragana, now I will learn Katakana but thanks to you I actually know what to do after those two steps. Thank you for recommendations, these channels all seem interesting for different reasons. After Katakana I will work with Tae Kim's Guide and Anki decks but I will also try to immerse with youtube and manga :)
Thanks for recommending ゆる言語学ラジオ they’re honestly quite underrated imo. Also, they have a video on Stephen Krashen’s comprehensible input funnily enough lol.
Thanks for posting, after failing the JLPT I have kicked my learning journey into high gear. All the resources I can get are appreciated and your videos gave great perspective and structure to my learning journey
That ping pong the animation OST Nice list of channels, a couple that a knew, quite a few that I didn't know, and very different than what I normally watch, which is perfect! It'll give me more variety haha. Thanks for this video and late congrats for your move to japan!
I watched your "How to Learn Japanese" video almost a year ago now. I just came by to say that I've come really far thanks to your advice and videos like this one! I never thought I could reach a point where I could immerse successfully in Japanese, but it's possible!
I really love Inakmon. I watch the series without any subtitles and understand basically nothing. But just as you sad is my plan to come back to it once I understand it better.
I’m at an intermediate level of Japanese, so I’m quite into GameGengo for grammar examples and motivational boosts every few weeks. Probably my number one favorite channel. In terms of Japanese-only channels I watch KotoLabo, who is like a deadpan Vsauce channel mostly focused on linguistics, and also Hachia who makes videos on Japanese language history. Hachia also started learning the Ainu language recently, so we’ll see how that goes!
I recognized わいわい in the thumbnail from the streamer GTA event like a week ago. He seems pretty funny and a lot of these youtubers seem interesting so I'll be checking them out. Nice video!
Thank you Livakivi for sharing with us your list of favorite Japanese TH-camrs, I was in need of something new to watch and mine to, thanks to you now I've got a good list! I'm also so happy for your first travel in Japan, I hope we'll also get some videos about it! Best of the things and good luck, always take care of yourself :)
I'm from Japan. Thank you for sharing your favorite TH-camrs. To be honest, half of your recommendations are the same as mine! I suggest you check out Futon Chan and Kato Junichi (also known as Unko Chan), who are both popular streamers. Speaking of Futon Chan, one of his listeners created a cool reggae song called "Futon Anthem".
Somehow I still find finding interesting Japanese TH-camrs I'd like to watch a big challenge as most content kinda doesn't appeal to me so I barely watch Japanese TH-cam even though I am practically fluent lol. So thanks for some interesting recommendations ❤
Thank you so much for making this video. I was recently looking for japanese youtube bc im learning japanese and I watch a lot of TH-cam. The only 2 TH-camr that I found than I liked where Hajimeshacho and sushiramen. They might not be the best to learn Japanese but their Videos are entertaining
Thanks for the recommendations. I always share interesting japanese videos with my friends on discord for immersion but often struggle with finding new ones. Everytime i watch your videos i wonder what videos do you watch and i finally got an answer. Also, good luck on the Japan trip 🙏
Great video! I think it'd be really cool if you tried out jp to eng translation for a week or so as a cool challenge, I've become a translator recently and I gotta say I think it makes your comprehension deeper? It's a very hard thing to put into words but it's a very fun and eye opening experience imo!
even though i don't understand what he says, i absolutely love inakamon's videos i don't know what is it about renovating a house, but i can watch him for hours
Not sure if you've said this anywhere else but I had a strong feeling that inakamon was a big part of your inspiration for the abandoned store project.
Im really happy that you made this video because i've been looking for some japanese channels but couldnt find any that i like and this ones look very intresting to me. Also i really like the way you made the video
I found your channel from your Mac videos a few weeks ago but I'm so glad I did. Your videos are super entertaining and motivating. You inspired me to get back into japanese after a long hiatus. Keep on making great videos!
oh hey last week I was literally thinking like "I'm having trouble finding japanese youtubers, wonder who livakivi watched" lol. I'll have to check some of these out
THIS! I am tired of finding Japanese learning channels (or Japanese channels aimed at learners) but not Japanese channels per se, I only know Sakurai and Piropito from this list, I follow PiroPito ever since the days of his "Username 666" video which became a huge creepypasta at the time, really miss his art stuff but really love the game he's making
I know this video is fairely old by now, but I also would add on "はいじぃ迷作劇場" for people that love food videos. He talks quite slowly and clearly and has been really fun to watch for me
I made the mistake of letting my reading get wayyy ahead of my listening to the point where I can consume media with Japanese subtitles and understand like 90% of it, with 6k flashcards made throughout the years, but my listening ability is so bad, I can understand a podcast like Japanese with Noriko but nothing higher level than that. I think I'm going to make this year my year of listening, just watching all these channels you've recommended and ditching subtitles for the year and only focus on listening, it feels so bad knowing I know 6k words in their written form but probably can only pick up maybe 500 by ear? I'm hoping just by listening I can close the gap.
I recommend checking this part of my video on immersion and why I think you SHOULD NOT turn off Japanese subtitles: th-cam.com/video/edIAsm_xrJ8/w-d-xo.html Your listening will improve faster with Japanese subtitles compared to no JP subs. But keep it mind that at 6000 words, even if you focused on listening for a long time, you'll still be missing tons of vocab and vocal expressions that are being used, so it most likely has less to do with your listening ability than you think, but a combination of multiple things at once.
How did your year go on mate did you stick to listening? Funnily enough im in exact same position, with around 8000 words i can play a long game like Trails in the sky or watch a fairly difficult anime like Berserk with the help of a dictionary but my listening is kinda dogwater. Pretty certain im going to do the same thing in 2025, however the difficulty right now is im stuck between finding the balance of enjoyment and "comprehensible input", want to be doing lets plays and youtube etc but its generally too difficult right now so im stuck with basic podcasts or folktales, that's why im curious how it went for you as i figure its only a matter of putting in time.
I would highly recommend the "US Life and Travel" TH-cam channel about a really nice Japanese man living in the US and travelling to different places. Very calm, Japanese subtitles edited into the videos and very nice to watch 😊
I've been waiting for this video for real. Bc I never had enough courage to start watching Japanese TH-cam. Also, can you please share your Spotify account? There was a playlist you shared in one of your video but I lost it.
I am still starting in japanese and i don't really know anything, i will start changing my content to japanese content and while that i will be learning vocubolary, also i will eatch channels like Akane's channel, a channel of vlogs that is done for learning japanese words and i think it could be really good, wish me luck. :)
My favorite channel is KUNさん, he mainly does a viewer participation minecraft server series that has so hilarious people in it. I swear I've gotten like over 30% of all my japanese immersion from that channel and related ones (he uploads 5 videos a day...). I started watching yuru genngo too after one of your previous videos and got super into to them recently, so thanks for that! Although I think you need to be at a certain level to realize how funny it is though unfortunetly.
Hi Livakivi, first I just want to say that I love your content, got addicted to anki because of you introducing it, and I go back here almost everyday(inspiring)... About how many vocab words would you say can a person be able to enjoy ghibli or slice of life anime without struggling to look for unknown vocabs? Thanks
It kind of depends because even if you know let's say 10,000 words, two different people can have very differing vocabularies despite knowing the same amount of words depending on from where they mined said vocabulary. If you start sentence mining with said content from early on, e.g. after taking 1000-3000~ premade cards, your vocabulary will be more optimized towards such content, in which case, perhaps with 10,000 words (or 1 year of mining 20 cards a day to go from 3k words to 10k) will probably make your comprehension between something like 95 to 99% depending on the anime and episode. It probably won't be a struggle, but you'll still find a few new words per episode most likely. At ~20,000, I can watch a wide range of content without needing to do a lot of lookups, for anime/youtube/irl etc its definitely not a struggle for sure, but Mishima type books are still a struggle relatively speaking, as I explained in the 5 year video.
@@Livakivi I see… that’s similar to me. I love studying Japanese so much both because the language is really cool and because the process of learning is really satisfying. I had no interest in Japan before but now somehow learning Japanese has become one of the biggest parts of my life. 😵💫 I really can’t justify the amount of time and effort I’ve put into learning Japanese and when people ask me what I’m planning to do with Japanese I get kind of embarrassed but I enjoy it too much so I don’t know if I could stop even it’s a complete waste of time lol.
I've been watching japanese streamers as soon as I learned some kanji on wanikani and all grammar on japanese101. Just wanted to share my favorites - takagitv 高木少年兵 and Hanabusa Lisa. Takagi is actually playing with YY on GTA rp server.
Hey Liva, great video and I will definitely watch these youtubers! I also noticed you used the soundtrack "Hero appears" by Kensuke Ushio. Does this mean you have watched Ping Pong the Animation? It's my favourite anime of all time, so what do you think of it? (if you have watched it)
This has been such a requested video, and I've been meaning to make it for the longest time, so to start off 2024, here it is!
Also, make sure to check the description for all the links to the channels as well as video suggestions!
i have a question about the anki you have: how you made the bottom dark and you removed good and easy? i would really appreciate that because i would like to have no easy or good
@@KamJaved The easy/hard removal is just the free Migaku anki extension, I still have them on mobile.
Thank you for introducing my channel!
I try to use correct Japanese as much as possible, so I think it's good for studying Japanese.
For me, you’re my favorite Japanese speaking TH-camr ❤❤❤
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I can’t explain it but your videos are so inspiring to me. Sometimes learning Japanese feels impossible, but watching you brings me a sense of peace and makes me feel like I can do it. Love your channel! 😄
livakivi really is the only reason i am still learning Japanese today
Two words... Thank you... I've been looking for entertaining Japanese TH-camrs for so long now, this is exactly the video i needed. Hope you have a great trip to Japan!
Bro is stalking me like I was just searching for content I could watch and you came perfect in clutch
not ganna lie, this are one of the best recommendations I´ve had so far, I appreciate your effort on still making japanese learning videos. I started watching you on december 2022 with no japanese knowledge, and on december 2023 I took jlpt N2, you were one of my inspirations to keep learning :3
I swear, every-time I ask for guidance in any part of my Japanese learning journey, you always drop a video right on cue. Livakivi, our saviour!
Hikakin is the GOAT! The best beginner-friendly japanese youtube channel thats actually pretty fun to watch and easy to understand!
13:49 This is why I'm having trouble watching let's plays, especially with games I know about. I'm thinking to myself that, ‘I want to play this game in the future, and if I watch this video now, I am going to spoil that experience.’ So I end up not watching the video. Or any other let's play video that looks interesting. But I realise that some let's plays in particular really add to the experience and are worth experiencing on their own, even if that means the first time you end up playing the game yourself, that experience might be diminished as a result.
Such a conundrum.
Anyway, thank you for such a comprehensive list in the description!
Thank you for these recommendations. I have had trouble finding TH-camrs that match my interests, and this video will be very helpful. どうもありがとうございました、リヴァキヴィル。
Thank you so much I've been trying to find native Japanese people to watch on youtube but couldn't find anything. I can't tell you how helpful this is for me.
I've been learning Japanese for a few months now and every time i see a video of yours pop up I'm surprised by how much i understand. I'm going to be doing an n5 exam in leiden (The Netherlands) this summer, really looking forward to it! Your content has made learning Japanese a lot less intimidating, thank you.
I love how you reference each video the clips are taken from and link directly to video. Wished more people would properly reference other peoples videos.
Really helpful! I checked out Seto Koji (the food channel) and they're really chill for immersion. Definitely checking out more from Piropito too they seem like a fun character.
I like Minecraft 実況プレイ's for immersion (mostly Marun, girl who does a pretty relaxing style of letsplay), learning stuff like ore names and cave stuff takes me back to my childhood when I'd learn English through Runescape learning all these obscure ore and fish names haha
I've had a hard time finding new channels to watch in Japanese as TH-cam has so many options available, so thank you for making a recommendation video, it's pretty helpful.
This video is extremely useful, thank you
When you played the Seto Koji segment I thought I was actually watching him and I was loving it, then when it stopped I was so confused. Definitely subscribing to him!
This video came out at the perfect time for me. I just completed the anki 6K and started immersing about a week ago. Thank you as always, love watching your content! Any chance we’ll get a house renovation update?
Probably not for a while, but possibly in the future again!
I have just finished Hiragana, now I will learn Katakana but thanks to you I actually know what to do after those two steps. Thank you for recommendations, these channels all seem interesting for different reasons. After Katakana I will work with Tae Kim's Guide and Anki decks but I will also try to immerse with youtube and manga :)
Thanks for recommending ゆる言語学ラジオ they’re honestly quite underrated imo. Also, they have a video on Stephen Krashen’s comprehensible input funnily enough lol.
Interesting, I haven't seen that one actually!
@@Livakivi The title’s 日常系萌えアニメに潜む言語学の仮説 【福田先生雑談回2】#81 and it’s in the fourth segment when they talk about Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid
Thanks for posting, after failing the JLPT I have kicked my learning journey into high gear. All the resources I can get are appreciated and your videos gave great perspective and structure to my learning journey
That ping pong the animation OST
Nice list of channels, a couple that a knew, quite a few that I didn't know, and very different than what I normally watch, which is perfect! It'll give me more variety haha. Thanks for this video and late congrats for your move to japan!
Thanks!
Thanks for this video, I had no idea what to watch for Japanese TH-cam content. Now I watch Kojisan with my 6 year old son, and we both love it lol.
I watched your "How to Learn Japanese" video almost a year ago now. I just came by to say that I've come really far thanks to your advice and videos like this one! I never thought I could reach a point where I could immerse successfully in Japanese, but it's possible!
Awesome to hear!
I really love Inakmon. I watch the series without any subtitles and understand basically nothing. But just as you sad is my plan to come back to it once I understand it better.
I’m at an intermediate level of Japanese, so I’m quite into GameGengo for grammar examples and motivational boosts every few weeks. Probably my number one favorite channel.
In terms of Japanese-only channels I watch KotoLabo, who is like a deadpan Vsauce channel mostly focused on linguistics, and also Hachia who makes videos on Japanese language history. Hachia also started learning the Ainu language recently, so we’ll see how that goes!
@@ludbudnumberonefan youtube.com/@hachia_channel?si=A4aR8YUqbWRcmPpB
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finding good content is the hardest part of immersion learning, thanks for recommendations!
Honestly, sometimes I wish I was learning Japanese just so I could get the most out of your videos.
Hope you're well man.
No way is that the critically acclaimed language learning TH-camr DFNS
I recognized わいわい in the thumbnail from the streamer GTA event like a week ago. He seems pretty funny and a lot of these youtubers seem interesting so I'll be checking them out. Nice video!
Same here!
Thanks a lot, ive been searching for channels that actually interest me for a while now
I followed you 1h ago and you already uploaded a video, nice. Good job on the channel, I'll be trying to catch up with all the videos hehe
Thank you Livakivi for sharing with us your list of favorite Japanese TH-camrs, I was in need of something new to watch and mine to, thanks to you now I've got a good list!
I'm also so happy for your first travel in Japan, I hope we'll also get some videos about it! Best of the things and good luck, always take care of yourself :)
I'm from Japan. Thank you for sharing your favorite TH-camrs. To be honest, half of your recommendations are the same as mine! I suggest you check out Futon Chan and Kato Junichi (also known as Unko Chan), who are both popular streamers. Speaking of Futon Chan, one of his listeners created a cool reggae song called "Futon Anthem".
Somehow I still find finding interesting Japanese TH-camrs I'd like to watch a big challenge as most content kinda doesn't appeal to me so I barely watch Japanese TH-cam even though I am practically fluent lol. So thanks for some interesting recommendations ❤
OMG YOU GOING TO JAPAN!!!! HYPEEEEE!
Thank you so much for making this video. I was recently looking for japanese youtube bc im learning japanese and I watch a lot of TH-cam. The only 2 TH-camr that I found than I liked where Hajimeshacho and sushiramen. They might not be the best to learn Japanese but their Videos are entertaining
Thanks for the recommendations. I always share interesting japanese videos with my friends on discord for immersion but often struggle with finding new ones. Everytime i watch your videos i wonder what videos do you watch and i finally got an answer. Also, good luck on the Japan trip 🙏
I don't do YT immersion yet but i'll save this for later if i do so, Thanks.and congrats on retiring sentence mining and going to Japan.
Great video! I think it'd be really cool if you tried out jp to eng translation for a week or so as a cool challenge, I've become a translator recently and I gotta say I think it makes your comprehension deeper? It's a very hard thing to put into words but it's a very fun and eye opening experience imo!
im taking japanese 101 next semester so hopefully ill remember to check out some of these channels then
Thank you for the list! Have a nice trip!
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR 🔥
This one came in clutch, thanks a lot
even though i don't understand what he says, i absolutely love inakamon's videos
i don't know what is it about renovating a house, but i can watch him for hours
yet another livakivi banger. + it gave me some ideas for searching for content in my tl
Just started learning about 3 weeks ago, and I’ve been looking for channels to watch. I’ll have to check these out, thanks!
Not sure if you've said this anywhere else but I had a strong feeling that inakamon was a big part of your inspiration for the abandoned store project.
thank you so much for all your videos on learning japanese they've been an amazing help for resources and motivation for me 🙇♀
inakamons videos have such a great vibe
Thank you so much for introducing me to piropito. I just watched every Minecraft video and now I'm excited for his horror game to come out.
Seto Kojo is giving some hard Pink Guy vibes with the clips you showed
I am amazed that you didn't include Sushi Ramen Riku.
One of the few Japanese TH-camrs I knew up until now
I was waiting for this video.
Im really happy that you made this video because i've been looking for some japanese channels but couldnt find any that i like and this ones look very intresting to me. Also i really like the way you made the video
was just thinking about this topic, thanks for the video !
Excited to see what comes from your time in Japan!! Great video! I for sure added some YT to the list thanks again!!
I found your channel from your Mac videos a few weeks ago but I'm so glad I did. Your videos are super entertaining and motivating.
You inspired me to get back into japanese after a long hiatus. Keep on making great videos!
oh hey last week I was literally thinking like "I'm having trouble finding japanese youtubers, wonder who livakivi watched" lol. I'll have to check some of these out
Thanks man
oh my god im just starting out immersion in the new year, this is super awesome and helpful! thanks again yo you're a huge inspiration!! :3
14:19 totk is all i needed to know subscribed
Thank you for the recommendations
Starting the year off with a great video ❤
THIS! I am tired of finding Japanese learning channels (or Japanese channels aimed at learners) but not Japanese channels per se, I only know Sakurai and Piropito from this list, I follow PiroPito ever since the days of his "Username 666" video which became a huge creepypasta at the time, really miss his art stuff but really love the game he's making
im a simple man, i see Liva post. Immediately liking it
I know this video is fairely old by now, but I also would add on "はいじぃ迷作劇場" for people that love food videos. He talks quite slowly and clearly and has been really fun to watch for me
i don't know how i ended up here before 10 thousand views, but i like where the internet brought me, hello from venezuela!
I needed some content to watch so niceone appreciated
I made the mistake of letting my reading get wayyy ahead of my listening to the point where I can consume media with Japanese subtitles and understand like 90% of it, with 6k flashcards made throughout the years, but my listening ability is so bad, I can understand a podcast like Japanese with Noriko but nothing higher level than that.
I think I'm going to make this year my year of listening, just watching all these channels you've recommended and ditching subtitles for the year and only focus on listening, it feels so bad knowing I know 6k words in their written form but probably can only pick up maybe 500 by ear? I'm hoping just by listening I can close the gap.
I recommend checking this part of my video on immersion and why I think you SHOULD NOT turn off Japanese subtitles: th-cam.com/video/edIAsm_xrJ8/w-d-xo.html
Your listening will improve faster with Japanese subtitles compared to no JP subs. But keep it mind that at 6000 words, even if you focused on listening for a long time, you'll still be missing tons of vocab and vocal expressions that are being used, so it most likely has less to do with your listening ability than you think, but a combination of multiple things at once.
How did your year go on mate did you stick to listening? Funnily enough im in exact same position, with around 8000 words i can play a long game like Trails in the sky or watch a fairly difficult anime like Berserk with the help of a dictionary but my listening is kinda dogwater.
Pretty certain im going to do the same thing in 2025, however the difficulty right now is im stuck between finding the balance of enjoyment and "comprehensible input", want to be doing lets plays and youtube etc but its generally too difficult right now so im stuck with basic podcasts or folktales, that's why im curious how it went for you as i figure its only a matter of putting in time.
thank yu liva I love u!
Never in my life I would expect Baabapapa to be recommended in a video like this. One my favorite creators out there.
Just the perfect video for me! Thank you! I really feel like there's been a drought to my Japanese lately, again thank you very much for this!
Super useful video. Thank you
You’re so good at making videos
11:36 Haha, is this the instrumental of the "Hitler has only got one ball, Goering has two but very small' song?
The derpy doge is about to become a staple Japanese channeru, so the spot at the center is fitting
Yey, Japan vlog
I would highly recommend the "US Life and Travel" TH-cam channel about a really nice Japanese man living in the US and travelling to different places. Very calm, Japanese subtitles edited into the videos and very nice to watch 😊
I've been waiting for this video for real. Bc I never had enough courage to start watching Japanese TH-cam.
Also, can you please share your Spotify account? There was a playlist you shared in one of your video but I lost it.
I've never shared it actually, I won't make it public yet but I might make videos related to music in the future
I am still starting in japanese and i don't really know anything, i will start changing my content to japanese content and while that i will be learning vocubolary, also i will eatch channels like Akane's channel, a channel of vlogs that is done for learning japanese words and i think it could be really good, wish me luck. :)
Great video. I shall sub to all of em
My favorite channel is KUNさん, he mainly does a viewer participation minecraft server series that has so hilarious people in it. I swear I've gotten like over 30% of all my japanese immersion from that channel and related ones (he uploads 5 videos a day...). I started watching yuru genngo too after one of your previous videos and got super into to them recently, so thanks for that! Although I think you need to be at a certain level to realize how funny it is though unfortunetly.
I'm going to Japan on Tuesday!!!
For learning grammar I recommend checking out Kaname naito.
My inspiration
This is the video i wanted
Thanks alot of me
Thank you so mucucucuuh
Hi Livakivi, first I just want to say that I love your content, got addicted to anki because of you introducing it, and I go back here almost everyday(inspiring)... About how many vocab words would you say can a person be able to enjoy ghibli or slice of life anime without struggling to look for unknown vocabs? Thanks
It kind of depends because even if you know let's say 10,000 words, two different people can have very differing vocabularies despite knowing the same amount of words depending on from where they mined said vocabulary.
If you start sentence mining with said content from early on, e.g. after taking 1000-3000~ premade cards, your vocabulary will be more optimized towards such content, in which case, perhaps with 10,000 words (or 1 year of mining 20 cards a day to go from 3k words to 10k) will probably make your comprehension between something like 95 to 99% depending on the anime and episode. It probably won't be a struggle, but you'll still find a few new words per episode most likely.
At ~20,000, I can watch a wide range of content without needing to do a lot of lookups, for anime/youtube/irl etc its definitely not a struggle for sure, but Mishima type books are still a struggle relatively speaking, as I explained in the 5 year video.
Do a tierlist of anime to learn Japanese
Sakurai!! Has been my favorite for the last year!!
I really like this channel and my favourite Japanese TH-camr is キヨ(kiyo)
「奇書の世界史」シリーズがおすすめです。高い満足度を得られると思います。
Because you I started learning russian and Chinese❤. Kisses from Slovenia 🇸🇮
Hi thanks for sharing these channels. What made you decide to start learning Japanese?
I've explained it in some of my earlier videos, like the first 600 days one and do art for no reason at all
@@Livakivi I see… that’s similar to me. I love studying Japanese so much both because the language is really cool and because the process of learning is really satisfying. I had no interest in Japan before but now somehow learning Japanese has become one of the biggest parts of my life. 😵💫 I really can’t justify the amount of time and effort I’ve put into learning Japanese and when people ask me what I’m planning to do with Japanese I get kind of embarrassed but I enjoy it too much so I don’t know if I could stop even it’s a complete waste of time lol.
I've been watching japanese streamers as soon as I learned some kanji on wanikani and all grammar on japanese101. Just wanted to share my favorites - takagitv 高木少年兵 and Hanabusa Lisa. Takagi is actually playing with YY on GTA rp server.
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If you're into watching playthroughs I highly recommend ふぅ's Elden Ring series, it's probably the best FromSoft game playthrough I've ever seen.
Hey Liva, great video and I will definitely watch these youtubers! I also noticed you used the soundtrack "Hero appears" by Kensuke Ushio. Does this mean you have watched Ping Pong the Animation? It's my favourite anime of all time, so what do you think of it? (if you have watched it)
its a great anime on enjoying competitive video games
@@Livakivi you know I enjoyed your content massively before but now I respect you even more as a content creator and person.
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You're the best.