How to learn Japanese

[Reindevil]

I am Japanese.
Her Japanese is at a level where you would think she was born and raised in Japan.

[daniellejordan]

It's not just the pronunciation, her enunciation is impeccable.

[hillsonn]

This is the best Japanese I've heard from a foreigner on this series. Gotta give props.

[aaronraycove]

She just described the way children learn their parents language.

[listin]

Her Japanese is perfect. I say this as a Japanese, but really, she speaks like a native, surprise!

[edruic]

That’s how babies learn to speak too: lots of listening at first. You can’t skip this part when learning a language.

[DiamondPersian]

I could listen to her speak for hours. Such a soothing tone.

[leonmat]

Your brain is a pattern recognition machine. The more exposure you get the more you recognize patterns and the better your brain can learn and predict.

[HeisenbergFam]

Her spending hours everyday to listen to Japanese paid off, she mastered it well

[reidloscidem]

Mimicry and shadowing is the fastest way to learn a language. Outstanding!

[Anatidaephobe]

Wow! Her pronunciation is really really good. If I had just heard her voice, I would swear she was Japanese…

[gingerman-nqvt]

ほぼ完璧な日本語。
努力が実りましたね。
日本での生活が素晴らしいものになりますように❤。

[KingKhan-voog]

her Japanese is so good! especially her pitch accent, sounds like a native Japanese speaker.

[fp_ilovelies]

What she said is true, ,
And being familiar with the language is what most important to start learning it, it's not only to motivate u & let u feel easier, but also let u absorb the vibe of the language itself, make u unconsciously understand on how to speak it

[kimpeetang]

Her accent is perfect. Theres tons of foreigners who can speak Japanese fluently but almost all of them struggles with intonation and accents. I'm so impressed 😮

[queenkoi]

She is exceptionally gifted with language. Very impressive. Her study method was solid and required a lot of effort, but very few people ever attain this level of natural speaking regardless of years spent learning. She is very, very good.

[remy]

I learned exacty 4 languages with that method
It's super effective indeed

[RyonTeachesMugen]

I love how once you learn the language and the culture, it changes the way you talk. Notice her hand gestures.

[momobaby]

Listening to her right now, forces me to focus and pick out words I remember when I was studying Japanese. The more you hear it, the more it feels like your ears start recognizing words. This channel makes me want to pull out my books and get back to practicing again and get back to a decent understanding. 😭

[k_a_t_i_e]

She’s so right. Think about babies. When they learn their first language, it’s from listening, and then all of a sudden, they start talking. Babies learn by shadowing, and so can adults with languages! I love it 🥰 (edit: I failed to acknowledge people with disabilities that prevent them from learning spoken words and therefore I am doing that now: There are many ways to learn a language!!! Shadowing is just one of the ways😊)