nice work keeping with it for half a year! your japanese R sounds are sounding better than the last video i saw a couple weeks ago. i'd practice the middle sound of 明日 (あした) by listening to some recordings on youtube or an online japanese dictionary. hope you don't mind the unsolicited advice
Nihon = Japan Chuugoku = China Kankoku = Korea Nihon go = Japanese (lang) Chuugoku go = Chinese (lang) Kankoku go = Korean (lang) Nihon jin = Japanese (pers) Chuugoku jin = Chinese (pers) Kangoku jin = Korean (pers)
kanojo also means just 'she' 'her', kochira is not just 'this' it may be used sometimes as 'this' but you will learn a lot more words for 'this' and kochira would be more importantly as 'this way', nanji asAgohan o tabemasu ka, bengoshi?? keep good work!
Hello sir! why dont you use a japanese keyboard? Its same as english the way you type and you just switch between katakana with alt caplock and ctrl caplock is hirigana.
@wbgjp have u ever heard about spaced repetition, it's good for retaining information in long term memory, some apps like anki or renshuu ( it includes grammar n5 to n1) is free and really effective.
@@wbgjp spaced repetition app like anki and renshuu are really good, especially renshuu cover all grammar from n5 to n1. I currently use anki for vocab and renshuu for grammar, it's really effective. if u are interested in this method and these apps, feel free to ask
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nice work keeping with it for half a year! your japanese R sounds are sounding better than the last video i saw a couple weeks ago.
i'd practice the middle sound of 明日 (あした) by listening to some recordings on youtube or an online japanese dictionary. hope you don't mind the unsolicited advice
No i dont mind im very gratful people take the time to help me
Keep going! We are gonna get to the top
Nihon = Japan
Chuugoku = China
Kankoku = Korea
Nihon go = Japanese (lang)
Chuugoku go = Chinese (lang)
Kankoku go = Korean (lang)
Nihon jin = Japanese (pers)
Chuugoku jin = Chinese (pers)
Kangoku jin = Korean (pers)
Thanks that help so much
oh and also after "watashi no bengoshi" you have to add the "to" particle (which means "with" basically)
Oh oops my bad thanks for tell me
Dropping Duolingo could be a step in the right direction! But do what’s best for u ❤
kanojo also means just 'she' 'her', kochira is not just 'this' it may be used sometimes as 'this' but you will learn a lot more words for 'this' and kochira would be more importantly as 'this way', nanji asAgohan o tabemasu ka, bengoshi?? keep good work!
I was watch an anime in sub and i heard kanojo so i assume it meant something as well. Thanks for the help
Hello sir! why dont you use a japanese keyboard? Its same as english the way you type and you just switch between katakana with alt caplock and ctrl caplock is hirigana.
I have on on my phone. But my pc dont allow me to have more then one language set.
Do you use any app or method to boost your learning process?
No which i know is dumb tho i play to chance that i just dont know of any good sites
@wbgjp have u ever heard about spaced repetition, it's good for retaining information in long term memory, some apps like anki or renshuu ( it includes grammar n5 to n1) is free and really effective.
@@wbgjp spaced repetition app like anki and renshuu are really good, especially renshuu cover all grammar from n5 to n1. I currently use anki for vocab and renshuu for grammar, it's really effective.
if u are interested in this method and these apps, feel free to ask
how long do you spend learning each day
Not enough. cause if i go to long my brain over heats. Like in my last live stream
kochira is "here" not "this" you probably mistook it with "kore"
Kochira hana san desu. This is hana. That example of how i learbt it.
@ well its wrong ahahh, kochira means “this way” not this
@FGDubbing oh ok