Japanese language trainer program

A program I've made for learning Japanese:

[peddfast]

After 3 years you are suddenly back! I don't know if I can handle another three years man. Best programmer on youtube.

[the-digital-idiot]

Holy shit you're still alive! I love your videos, their really informational!

[bobDotJS]

Can we all agree that Brian's OOP is (bad/embarrassing/good) series is the best?

[bambitsunami]

You’re back! I love your videos! Also, this is really cool.

[huvarda]

I subscribed to this channel on the off chance that you'd upload again because I agreed with the object oriented programming video so much, and now just as I'm getting back into learning japanese you make this video? Nice!

[MarsonJohansen]

This is great to see that you're back working on a new project.

[ChristopherSalisburySalz]

Bash on OOP some more! I loved those videos!

[brianmc]

No wayy... you back 🎉 . I come here time to time to check you posted a video or not

[albertoesquivias]

Please don't wait another 3 years for the next one

[Alp_Mimaroglu]

Please make more videos. You are one of the great people on Youtube.

[lcarsos]

Little late to the party, but how are you practicing language production (to use a fancy term for it)? I'm also journeying to learn Japanese. Kanji recognition comes fairly easy after drilling for both reading and listening, but when I'm trying to remember a word: say a word, or write a word I often draw a blank. I struggle to remember the correct pronunciation or even the radicals in the kanji. I'm interested in what other fellow learners are doing.

[MsJeffreyF]

This looks really nice. I was working on my own story-based Japanese training software a couple years ago which I've been thinking about picking up again (since I need to actually learn Japanese now...). Mine's more active/interactive, like a game. And seeing this I'm wondering if I can just tack mine ontop of what you have done, since you've done a lot of the ground work with managing the stories and even getting audio in it (which is something I'd likely have omitted)

[raxneff]

I missed you as a YouTuber. The video I like the most (and rewatch often) is the Replacing Unix video. Because there are several new OSes in creation (Fuchsia/Zircon, ...) I would really like you elaborating more about how files (and other kernel objects) should be identified by the name in a human-friendly way (or should humans be required to use the UUIDs to identify files uniquely?

[FelixNielsen]

I have actually been considering learning Japanese for quite some time, years really, but while I'm sure what you've created is great, I am now convinced that I'll never be able to learn even the most rudimentary Japanese and might as well not even try.

[FastYoutube]

You came back with what I needed the most, thanks man

[MonsterSmart]

Ha, I've built something similar for myself when I was learning English.

[Dianneftw]

what blue filter are you using? i like how the whites are dimmed

[tenbitcomb]

Nice application! Do you think its approach could also be useful for learning Indo-European languages?

[coding]

Can we buy your course on the basics of computer science like OS, programming, etc…

[MenkoDany]

Sup brian, long time no upload! I've been following your poasting on twatter