Learn Japanese LIKE A BABY | Sept 2020 Update

My channel is for passive learners like you!... who don't have the patience to learn it in a traditional classroom setting. Hope these tips helped!

I forgot to add/clarify: When I first started learning Japanese, I wasn't taught in a classroom. I took a Japanese course in high school of junior year (scored 5 in AP) and college (took 201), only because it was required to graduate. By then, I was past the basics. Most of my knowledge comes from actual living and doing!

RESOURCES FOR LANGUAGE TRADE APPS (for speaking):
HelloTalk
Bilingua
HiNative
Tandem
FluentU
The Mixer
Speaky
Preply
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[QAshenFox]

I am self taught with my Japanese so I am trying to find all the resources I can and I wish I would have found you sooner.

[shickimedia]

I first found you from your Lesson 1 song about Hiragana!!🥰 I’ve loved your content ever since!🤍🐇

[IcecreamCat]

People don’t realize this, but, the barrier that stands between learning a new language is already knowing one

As babies, we consume and then start making inferences

But as people that already know a language and meanings, we feel we need to know the translation

So I totally agree with everything she is saying on this video

[spiicyboi]

I'm starting to learn Japanese as a third lenguage, because I have been "passively consuming" it for sooo long that I realized that I should finally do that jump and dive into this lenguage for good.

[madi_stellar]

I just bought the Genki textbooks, use about 6 apps. I watch your videos, DERO (Early 2000s Japanese game show), read kids books, and listen to children’s stories. I’m only a teenager, but hope to study abroad in Japan when I’m in college.

ありがとう！

[iluvschuuuu]

The last time I tried learning Japanese was 6th grade...I’m in 10th now

[heatherewbank]

Please don't forget about youtube! I am a new fan but very passionate about learning Japanese and your videos are all very inspiring and cute I keep coming back to your channel for more. Stay strong and keep up the good work Cyber Bunny!<3

[froggysprite]

i came across your channel from the hiragana song just today! i’ve recently become interested in learning japanese and i think i really like your approach to it. i love your videos and songs!

[deez]

That's basically how i've been learning english during quarantine lol

[jacobprince]

This is the exact method that I am using, I do not use flashcards or translation, rather I am learning like a child would with pictures, stories, and absolutely no English while I study. It has been very surprisingly effective

[rasseranch]

Motivation is the key. Although I still struggle sometimes staying motivated.

[monicaeung]

Gorl!! Just found your hiragana song and it makes more sense! Thank you 🙏🏽

[russellschaeffler]

Yes I have learned a lot from my neighbors who often come to my house to help me take care of my yard or have a bbq. That is my best chance to practice Japanese.

[ghadeernajim]

your English accent is so beatiful, I like it
and your personality is so kawaii ❤️❤️

[ronarion]

I love this, I actually googled "learn japanese like a baby", so glad I found this!

[grldnsp]

6:07, a review of everything that she mentioned :), cool video!

[RainBowArcherer]

The song that was catchy enough to stick in my head (and still does) is the days of the week one. Funny enough I was having a hard time remembering them but your song has me thinking about them all the time now, lol.

[SahzD]

Cyber Bunny's advice on finding a senpai has been working great for me, totally recommend as well. I've been learning by myself for a few months, but just found an online tutor recently. Having someone to conversate with and ask direct questions to on a regular schedule makes learning easier, and it's also been super fun. Ganbatte everyone!

[tiny_tuba]

Gotta say, I love you channel! I was struggling a ton with the days of the week, and now I can’t get the song out of my head. And I realized how I learned French to my level, it was because my teacher had the same teaching style. We watched these absurd number songs with weird shrimp guys, and I can count to nearly 10000 in French. Thats way more than Japanese so far, I can only go to about 100 before I get confused, and I learned the numbers with a genki textbook. Definitely will be watching more! ありがとうございます！

[sapnasawhneysrivastava]

Your hiragana and katakana song helped me with my Japanese ...you teach Japanese in such a cheerful way... Thank you for that as well.
Lots of love from India💖🇮🇳