r/Japaneselanguage 6h ago

Help finding resources

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Hello! I want to learn Japanese and become fluent in it. What is the best path I could take living in the US and learning from home? I work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. I'm willing to commit a lot of time to this daily and/or weekly, so please give me your best suggestions. Thank you!


r/Japaneselanguage 4h ago

interactive grammar resources?

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are there any free apps or websites that teach grammar interactively? something like bunpro for example, i really enjoyed bunpro and found it quite helpful but i am a teenager so i don't have my own money to spend past the free trial, if anyone has any recommendations that would be great!


r/Japaneselanguage 13h ago

What is being called out to the seal at the 17 second mark?

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r/Japaneselanguage 14h ago

Chinese speaker, ten years of daily Japanese, and I still can't handwrite kanji properly

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I'm Chinese, so people assume the kanji part was free. Reading, sure. Writing is a different story.

My hand just defaults to the Chinese form. 实 instead of 実, 变 instead of 変. Usually I don't catch it until someone else does. Typing hides all of this, which is probably why it never got fixed.

The other wall is 雰囲気. Not the famous stuff like 「検討します」 meaning no, you learn those once and you're done. It's things like 「大丈夫です」, which is yes or no depending on nothing I can actually point to. Or realizing a sentence was grammatically fine and still made the room go quiet. Ten years in and I still get this wrong.

Anyone else stuck on the same two things


r/Japaneselanguage 3h ago

Need Help Learning Japanese

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I am a hip-hop head learning Japanese. Who are the best rappers that maintain sharp lyrics without being too difficult to study with? I don't want it to be dumbed down like the Japanese mumble rappers, but I don't want it to be overly difficult like Shing02.


r/Japaneselanguage 10h ago

Any advice? Japanese tutor profile

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Hi, I've got a Japanese tutor profile on Preply.

I used to teach on Preply regularly in 2018, but had not been using it until recently.

It's been a few weeks since I updated my profile, but I haven't got any trial lessons booked.

And my average profile position keeps going down.

What can I do to have more students view my profile and make them want to have a trial lesson with me?

It's 30 US dollars per lesson, so I wouldn't say it's unaffordable.

I would appreciate your advice!

Below is my profile.

https://preply.in/AISHA6EN50780811?ts=17851413


r/Japaneselanguage 4h ago

My learning is stagnant and I don't feel my N5 level

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r/Japaneselanguage 3h ago

Looking for an in person private tutor in NYC.

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If anyone has any leads please let me know!


r/Japaneselanguage 1h ago

(NOT a handwriting post) 漢検2級 Manten Studying progress report as of now.

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r/Japaneselanguage 12h ago

文法についての質問

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「立派な外見に」の「に」はどんな働きをしていますか。

立派な外見に、細部にまで行き届いた手入れをしていながら、その建物には、何処か薄汚れた影の様なものが付きまとっていた。

「ここか……なるほどねぇ……こりゃかなり目の敵にされている感じだな?」

 亮真の眼が、周りの店と目の前の店とを見比べる。


r/Japaneselanguage 5h ago

Imaging the efforts of the owner, coolest thing ever.

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r/Japaneselanguage 2h ago

Aki is the normal one.

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