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Hi everyone! I am Sayaka from NihongoDekita who loves teaching Japanese and sharing the culture with you all. My goal is to make learning more FUN and EASY, and share the REAL AUTHENTIC JAPANESE that goes beyond the textbook! :)

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[princessjeanne]

I tried learning japanese. Learned katakana and hiragana with 0 difficulty.

Once i glanced at kanji and saw particles etc how it was structured i instantly gave up.

[yukia]

For everyone wondering the first course is $200 for 4 weeks. The second one is $400 for 8 weeks.

[sinpfiec]

If you're broke ass just like me, Duolingo or learning in yt is a good place to start.

[spiderzzzzz]

I learn Japanese in school and I love watching anime. It’s really cool when I watch anime and I can understand some things they say in Japanese

[godelemender]

I seem to have caught “can’t learn and too broke” disease
It really does suck and I hear it’s very contagious

[grass]

I've been learning japanese for almost a year now. Hiragana and katakana was easy to memorize. I tried learning 10 kanjis per day but I stopped on August. I was on my 1120th kanji that time. I'm so glad that I found your channel because it makes me want to start learning japanese again😁. I guess that will be my new year's resolution for next year.

よいおとしを!

[insertnamehere]

I want to learn Japanese for 3 reasons. 1. I love their culture and find it interesting and unique

2. I plan to visit Japan In a couple years for maybe a week or two and wish to learn more of their culture and language before visiting

3. To finally accomplish my wish of watching animes without subtitles

[m.buckosalo]

I lived in Japan for 8 years. I like to listen to your lessons to help me remember. Thank you

[fireeditz]

Moshi Moshi. I have a few tips to learn japanese if you have no money:
1: Youtube videos, they can help with pronunciation and give you some apps to try.
2: Anime, although it’s not the best learning source, anime helped me learn a lot of japanese.
3: Textbooks and/or worksheets. I think this one is obvious.
Some things you should learn when beginning japanese:
1: Hiragana and Katakana: The japanese alphabets
2: Kanji: Kanji is the japanese writing style
3: Keigo: Keigo is different words based on which is more formal and which is more casual: Example- In english, we say thanks most of the time, but usually when its more “formal” like an interview we say “thank you or thank you very much.”
Hope this helps! Have a good day/night.

[NoBitches.]

I have studied Japanese for 2 years and when I was told I knew everything I needed to know to have a conversation and speak fluently I tried and I remember this person looking at me like a lunatic and then found out I have studying some google translate Japanese shit so YEAH!

[KSW_SIWOO]

I saw this immediately and started crying 😭 you're like a irl teacher 🧑‍🏫

[ashiecl]

Me: yes! Good idea!!!
Also me: *sees that I have to pay*
aaah. no.

[star_cae]

learning Japanese 101 and 102 channel is the best

[lorbius.]

i dont speak japanese, but one of my favorite songs is written and sang in japanese. so, of course, i looked up the romaji lyrics so i can actually pronounce it because i can’t read the japanese alphabet(s). i can kinda successfully sing a few parts of the song and i am proud of myself
edit: 5 months later im learning japanese on duolingo and can sing that whole song now
btw its 愛して愛して愛して by kikuo

[usagikuromiya]

Japanese 101 is yours?? Dayum. I have been learning on there and its so useful

[parkpurplegrace]

I am learning japanese since 1 year . And I can speak a alot of sentences 🥰💜

[NihongoDekita]

The class sizes are limited! If you sign up in December, you’ll get 21% off! Use the code: XMAS21OFF 🎁✨

[yonisMw]

That's entrepreneurship right there, good luck and thanks for the great lessons!

[r-e-ndraws]

Im learning n4 japanese now i hope to reach n2 by 2024 for college
Wishin luck to everyone else learnin with me whatever stage u r at👍🏻😊

[kristiharman]

I just got on the waitlist for your 102 class and I'm so excited! I can read Hiragana and Katakana and know some basic phrases but would like to learn more grammar