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Hi everyone! I am Sayaka from NihongoDekita who loves teaching Japanese and sharing the culture with you all. My goal is to make learning more FUN and EASY, and share the REAL AUTHENTIC JAPANESE that goes beyond the textbook! :)

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[SeikaChroma]

"and it's not even the hardest part of learning Japanese"

Mmmm yes, the tears starts when you start learning kanji beyond 5 strokes.

[brianskep]

Hiragana: Okay I got this
Katakana: This is fun

Kanji:ノ

[PfizerBioNTechG]

When I realized that even Japanese don't use/remember every kanji, I knew it'll be the biggest challenge of my life 🤣

[wetlettuce]

The hardest part of learning any language is motivation and persistence

[FreakinSpooky]

Me: okay, I finally feel comfortable with hiragana and katakana!

*Kanji has entered the chat*

[canthisshrekgetsub]

This is probably the easiest part of Japanese. You just need to get the hang of it

[dylanlamarre]

Learning letters actually makes learning Japanese so much easier as you'll start to notice patterns in sentences

[mikanlin]

I started with them and now I'm on super basic kanji, too.

[vanessameow]

Out of all the languages she could speak, she chose to speak facts.

[davidBTAS]

Learned Japanese has been a journey for me. Always learning but I'm struggling to make to make time to review what I have learned. But I'm forging ahead because learning the Japanese language and its culture has become a passion.

[mrarvind]

2 reasons i watch your channel: First, i learn a lot and second, i like hearing you say "thanks for watching"

[TheJakeskates]

Learning Hiragana has helped my listening and speaking skills so much. I haven't learned any Katakana other than my first name.

[viewerk]

"It's not the hardest part of learning Japanese."

Yes, would you like to meet kanji?

[pilzz]

Kana are pretty easy, actually… and it’s a fun system to learn step by step

Kanji are a different story, they are hard as fuck and way too much, but it’s fun when they actually make sense and you feel like your understanding more and more of the Japanese culture through the writing system

[ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

For my eyes way more comfortable to read katakana, just in latin letters I prefer squared font styles.
As a hungarian might will learn some japanese, more familiar to me than english.

[guukoike]

Hahaha when Sensei said that last part, perfect! 😂

[renmasaki]

me who learned 10% hiragana/katana and 90% kanji:
*My goals are far beyond from your understanding.*

[dominicdo]

That look she had in the end when she said its not the hardest part she was thinking about Kanji. I was having so much fun learning Japanese until I got to Kanji. I felt like all of a sudden I had to learn Chinese. Shit is still stressing me out

[Ratciclefan]

"And it's not even the hardest part of learning Japanese"
Truer words have never been spoken

[WildFacts]

maaan i love japan
and the language gives me goosebumps every time i see a japanese speaking
im really excited to learn the languege