BEST 5 APPS for Studying Japanese 🎌 (language learning tips)

I've used so many different resources and apps in the past for studying Japanese but these are my tried and true apps that I keep coming back to and have actually improved my Japanese.

Hope you like this video! Oops if the editing is overboard but it's my second vid and I learnt so much from these 15+ hours I spent :')

Don't forget to like + subscribe as it would help out my silly little (secret) channel so much!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also comment your fav apps if you have~

📖 chapters ~
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Anki
01:09 Spaced Repetition
03:00 Japanese Dictionary
04:04 Netflix
05:10 Hello Talk
07:18 Jaccent

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we have a japan channel in the discord so if you need help w anything i'll be there!

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sub count: 7 !!! love that for me

[ebifried]

hey guys! i FINALLY made a new video about studying Japanese, this time about speaking + pronunciation, so definitely check it out if you're learning; I think it can be beneficial no matter what level you're at (or what language you're learning!)

thank you so much for all the love on this video~ <3

[mrnobody]

I learned how to speak Japanese using Anki. I literally only used it like 5-10 minutes per day. It did take about 1.5-2 years to learn how to speak, but I put such a small amount of effort into learning that I feel like I cheated. It feels like I just magically know how to speak Japanese.

[leonardcohenfan]

I only started using Anki a few days ago because of this video and it's already helping a lot, especially with vocab 😭 You're a lifesaver

[ashleyhamman]

I've been using Renshuu so far, and while I am very much taking my time with Japanese. I've been loving how comprehensive it's been and how the settings allow me to adjust things based on my study style. Having it show pitch accent when learning the words and being able open a dictionary (complete with community notes) by tapping a word or kanji within just one app has been super convenient.

[Ghlover_]

Ja sensei is a good app to check grammar. Well, I haven't gone through all the lessons, but, what I can say for sure is that this app explains the topic in the simplest way and gives you a bunch of examples. I find it very useful

[KateBale-gdgl]

Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together Anki and hellotalk have really helped me and I found them through this video.

[Ichigoat-qqjr]

I started off learning hiragana and katakana as anyone else would, then I learned the grammar structure and that took abt 10-20 mins until I moved onto particles which I do not regret because I have a proper understanding to the different ways I can use certain particles, thx to 裕子先生 from smilenihongoacademy, I don't use much apps to learn japanese but I'll definitely check out the ones u suggested.

[iStarry]

Thank you for the app recommendation! I’ll definitely try most of them out :D

[princessaj]

Thank you! I found this really helpful! It was great to see some apps that I don't commonly see on other videos! :D

[brooklyn]

You are a very underrated channel!! Thank you so much for all of the tips!! 💗 I just subscribed ☺

[AussieInJapan]

Keep up the good work studying Japanese, thanks for sharing your app recommendations. I’ve been studying and speaking Japanese for aaagges, but make the same grammar mistakes from way back. Might revisit and use some of these to fix my bad habits.

[riristay]

I love the aesthetics!! I've been studying Japanese for a month now, and HeyJapan is my favorite. New sub here. Keep going❤

[TheLittz]

I am very interested in learning Japanese and I’m so glad I came across this video! I also love your Pokémon plushies

[malakayman]

actually the Netflix one is so smart, I personally consider myself a slow learner when it comes to memorizing things. and watching films in Japanese helped me memorize the words more. thank you!

[Chris_]

Thank you for the video, I just subbed and downloaded Jaccent :)

[TheImmortalMushroom]

Thanks! I've recently decided to try learn Japanese 1. To watch anime without subtitles
2. I feel like I'd enjoy speaking Japanese more
3. It's one of my favourite cultures, anime aside the folklore, the mythos and the technology.

[egbusmoney]

Thanks so much for this. It was overwhelming trying to sort through the Japanese language apps.

[desihirohamada]

your "gyakuten saiban" folder is so real (and THANK YOU!!)

[nxkyyz]

This is an incredible video. I'm downloading Anki rn

[KirikaTachibana]

Thank you for the advice! Just a quick question in case I missed it but is there a specific deck you recommend for Anki? There's alot of options and it's a bit overwhelming