How I Learned Japanese from Zero to N3 Level in Just 4 Months!

Here are some tools that have really helped me with learning Japanese. I want to share them with you, especially if you've always wanted to play Japanese otome games but found the language to be a barrier. Now, you don't have to wait any longer for localization! In this video, I'll show you how I I do my Japanese immersion using otome games or visual novels, and guide you through the setup from start to finish. Enjoy!!

0:00 Intro
1:14 Learn Hiragana and Katakana
1:34 Flashcards
3:14 Dictionary
3:37 Text Hooking
5:11 How I learn Japanese from 0 to N3 level in 4 months?
5:52 Why otome games/visual novel?

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[evafan]

Even though I use translator apps like google lens to read the dialogue of most unlocalized otome games, I've slowly learned to recognize certain words and phrases through repetition on top of learning hiragana, katakana, and some kanji. Now, I can understand maybe 5-10% of the content on my own. It's not much, but I've made progress. I can't help but feel proud of myself when I'm able to read certain sentences or words without the translator.

[TSComega]

This is the same route that i took 2 years ago, but before i went into visual novels, i used anime and manga. I'd recommend them over Visual novels for the beginner stage. Good job getting to N3 in 4 months.

[RainXrd]

I gonna to put this in practice when I begin to learn Japanese in the future!

Funny enough, I'm doing this learning method with English and it works extraordinarily so far. You got a new subscriber!

[batgirlp]

I know this is clickbait but I'm here for it😂

[ainmartinez]

what editing app do you use? It's so pretty.

[killerinstinc]

Kaka namatin core 2000 brp lama? Perhari nya berapa kartu kak? Terus untuk bunpou nya make buku apa, sorry nanya banyak mau speedrun jg soalnya wkkwkwk

[happy_chan]

That's good, but what if i don't have a computer? Is there any alternative on android?

[rahulkc]

can you share tips on notes and imp stuff cause i have both n5 and n4 exam in next 9 months

[Mishellma]

I read that your native language is not English, did you take a similar path to learn it?

I am using a translator to be able to write, sorry if there are any errors.

[phen-themoogle]

Good job, but please work on your pronunciation for おとめ ❤

[tomokun]

makasih mbak ilmu nya..saya jg make vn buat immersing..sama anki buat belajar vocab..cuma saya agak kesusahan buat fokus immersing vn nya karena mudah kesal pas gk bisa baca nya haha..semakin di translate semakin jenuh jadi nya..ada saran gk ya mbak thanks

[GamingPhenomenon]

As a previous comment mentioned, this title is just clickbait. I think it would be better to let more people know how difficult the language is study rather than acting like you(anyone) can speed run to N3 in 4 months. For someone starting from "Zero" immersing 30 mins a day with a visual novel is not gonna help them without the n5 level of grammar needed to understand sentence structure. The average Japanese learner is n5 lvl proficient in a little over 400 hours, regardless of how they study. So unless someone puts in 10-12 hours a day FOR WEEKS, you're simply not going to be at n3 lvl in 4 months. this language is tough, good luck with your studies! I hope you keep getting better.

[alexanderchristian]

Kak orang Indonesia? Aku mau ikut tes jlpt n3 Desember ini ngebut banget mulai dari N5 😭😭

[catadiptricflare]

i dont know textractor could translate at the same time

[UnimportantAcc]

"after i had given up" so not from zero
nothing wrong with self-assessing but u cant proclaim urself to be n# without proof

[Hmanshu-愛]

In thumbnail, you looks like a girl i know from Thailand