June 24, 2022 — Tatsumoto
Watching movies and TV shows counts towards active immersion
and requires full attention to the content.
We can apply a little optimization to condense active immersion.
This small trick helps if you're watching something boring or if you're tight on time.
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June 20, 2022 — Tatsumoto
These Anki deck teach hiragana and katakana.
There's a Recognition deck and a Production deck.
The Recognition deck teaches how to read kana,
the Production deck teaches how to write kana from memory.
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June 15, 2022 — Tatsumoto
This article is a user guide to Matrix.
It also covers the most popular Matrix client program, Element.
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June 13, 2022 — Tatsumoto
Since in this guide we are going to use Anki to study our target language,
let's talk about how it works.
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June 12, 2022 — Tatsumoto
To study efficiently
and help you keep track of the learning process
one of the first things you're going to want to do is
obtain a spaced repetition system.
In this article let's cover the theory behind spaced repetition,
why you need it
and what system to use.
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April 10, 2022 — Tatsumoto
3000 Essential Vocabulary for the JLPT N1,
also known as JLPT Tango N1,
is a textbook to prepare for the JLPT N1.
It contains ~2000 Japanese sentences and their English translations.
The book includes vocabulary found commonly on the JLPT and often used in everyday life.
With the help of our chat members,
we have created an Anki deck from
sentences listed in the book
and native audio that comes with it.
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March 31, 2022 — Tatsumoto
What's grammar?
Should you learn grammar?
How to learn grammar?
Let's answer these question in this article.
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March 20, 2022 — Tatsumoto
YouTube is a popular website where people can upload and watch videos.
Through watching YouTube you can immerse with native Japanese content.
Such content can be of particular interest to people
who want to understand colloquial Japanese,
speech with a lot of mumbling, slurs and slang.
There are many language-dense streams and podcasts on YouTube
that can be used for background listening.
You can also find news channels with more formal speech.
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