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Practical, in-depth not sugarcoated. The only video you need.
👉 LINKS (referred to in the video)
・Discord:
・Twitch:
・Japanese Writing System:
・Grammar Resources:
Chat GPT:
・Anki:
・Anki Setup Guide:
・Vocab Lists:
・Dogen (intro to pitch accent):
→ use these videos to understand the different pitch patterns, how they sound and how to pronounce them. Once you can do that you should be able to study proper pitch accent at the same time as you study vocabulary.
→ for notation in Anki I use numbers corresponding with the 'mora' at which the pitch drops. ex: cat ね↓こ = 1, bridge はし↓ = 2. For accentless (平板) words I use 0.
・OJAD (pitch accent dictionary):
👉 LINKS (EXTRA)
・Popular J↔E Dictionary:
・Dictionary app I use:
Chapters:
0:00 How to study Japanese in 13 minutes
0:10 Mindset and Motivation
1:27 The Actual Studying - Intro
1:54 Hiragana & Katakana
2:32 Grammar: Intro
2:54 Grammar: Source/Roadmap
3:34 Grammar: How to study, ChatGPT
4:51 Vocab/Kanji: Intro
5:08 Vocab/Kanji: Kanji 101
6:00 Vocab/Kanji: Anki Deck Building
7:34 Vocab/Kanji: Which Words, Vocab Lists
8:20 Vocab/Kanji: Studying Vocab
9:08 Pitch Accent: the WHY and HOW
9:48 Pitch Accent: Finding Pitch Accent
10:12 Post Foundation Building
10:56 How long until I'm fluent?
11:26 Intermediate level: speaking, reading, listening, writing
12:35 All you now, king/queen!
DISCLAIMER:
This video is for those who ACTUALLY want to study Japanese. It’s lengthy with an overload of info, presented with my unfortunately monotone voice. It’s not to trap you into a loop of superficial tips and best practices videos, baiting you with my self proclaimed fluency that I acquired in unprecedented speed. These people are lying.
There is good language learning content out there, like Dogen, but the most popular content unfortunately is exactly the type I described above. Reason being: it’s the type of content people watch to convince themselves they’re doing their best, without actually being ready to put in the effort. And since these people are the majority, this content gets watched the most and picked up by the algorithm. It’s unfortunately how Youtube works.
👉 LINKS (referred to in the video)
・Discord:
・Twitch:
・Japanese Writing System:
・Grammar Resources:
Chat GPT:
・Anki:
・Anki Setup Guide:
・Vocab Lists:
・Dogen (intro to pitch accent):
→ use these videos to understand the different pitch patterns, how they sound and how to pronounce them. Once you can do that you should be able to study proper pitch accent at the same time as you study vocabulary.
→ for notation in Anki I use numbers corresponding with the 'mora' at which the pitch drops. ex: cat ね↓こ = 1, bridge はし↓ = 2. For accentless (平板) words I use 0.
・OJAD (pitch accent dictionary):
👉 LINKS (EXTRA)
・Popular J↔E Dictionary:
・Dictionary app I use:
Chapters:
0:00 How to study Japanese in 13 minutes
0:10 Mindset and Motivation
1:27 The Actual Studying - Intro
1:54 Hiragana & Katakana
2:32 Grammar: Intro
2:54 Grammar: Source/Roadmap
3:34 Grammar: How to study, ChatGPT
4:51 Vocab/Kanji: Intro
5:08 Vocab/Kanji: Kanji 101
6:00 Vocab/Kanji: Anki Deck Building
7:34 Vocab/Kanji: Which Words, Vocab Lists
8:20 Vocab/Kanji: Studying Vocab
9:08 Pitch Accent: the WHY and HOW
9:48 Pitch Accent: Finding Pitch Accent
10:12 Post Foundation Building
10:56 How long until I'm fluent?
11:26 Intermediate level: speaking, reading, listening, writing
12:35 All you now, king/queen!
DISCLAIMER:
This video is for those who ACTUALLY want to study Japanese. It’s lengthy with an overload of info, presented with my unfortunately monotone voice. It’s not to trap you into a loop of superficial tips and best practices videos, baiting you with my self proclaimed fluency that I acquired in unprecedented speed. These people are lying.
There is good language learning content out there, like Dogen, but the most popular content unfortunately is exactly the type I described above. Reason being: it’s the type of content people watch to convince themselves they’re doing their best, without actually being ready to put in the effort. And since these people are the majority, this content gets watched the most and picked up by the algorithm. It’s unfortunately how Youtube works.
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