LEARNING JAPANESE IN JAPAN - 8 WEEKS IN - PROGRESS UPDATE

Time for another update video on progress.
How far have I gotten in 2 months?

In this video I talk about my progress overall, I talk about different types of teachers and I answer a couple questions that were asked in my last video.

As always, feel free to ask me anything in the comments down below.

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Thanks for watching! :-D

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[ShiroiKarasu]

keep up your good work and live your dream :)

[ayoubrossi]

Thanks again! You should make a video where you explain how to get to study in Japan like you are doing. How to apply, budget, ... 2 months is like 10*5*8= 400 kanjis you already learned thats sick :D

[MichelGarciaH]

10 kanji per day; if that's 5 times a week, that's a lot! There are 1945 official kanji, and of those about 800 are actually the common ones; that means that in only 16 weeks (4 months) you get to cover them all. That course was definitely an excellent investment!

On those conversations you mentioned where you have to comment on what you did last week and what you're going to do next week, and considering the amount of onsen you go to, are they already calling you "onsen-man" or something? :P

[LOLWAAHH]

Awesome in depth video again! I must ask though, even though you're Swiss, you're extremely well versed and fluent in English! I was wondering if learning English and becoming fluent in it is something required in Switzerland and is the reason why your English is perfect? Or another reason perhaps?

[stephendallasdraws]

Is this one of those super intensive programs where you cover a year of language in 8-weeks?

[waygirly]

Hi ^^ can you tell me what school you went to? I'm curious because I want to study in Japan

[peakproductions]

Und sprichst du jetzt schon fliessend japanisch? Ist sicherlich eine schwierige Sprache:D