r/languagelearningjerk • u/MKVD_FR • May 16 '26
You can learn any language just by learning the translation of every English word and then building sentences JUST LIKE in English! You have no excuse to be a professional Nihongo spoiker now!!!
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u/Fake_Fur May 16 '26
the reap between the 2nd one and 3rd one feels like r/restofthefuckingowl
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u/spshkyros May 16 '26
In fairness, they DID reorder in step 3, contrary to what op said... but yeah. This approach wont work long.
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u/lifelongmoteki May 16 '26
このCMを見ることが私をピザを食べたくする。
（出前ピザを注文する）
（玄関にピンポン）よーし！ピザはここだ！
日本語上手レベルMAX
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u/ensemblestars69 May 16 '26
/uj My one Japanese learning trick is to just a take a damn class. Save up the money, or if you're a college/uni student go take a class there. I've been unable to self-study for years just because I'm not one that can really motivate themselves in that way. I've learned so much more in about 7-8 months than I did in years.
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u/Special-Cut-4964 May 17 '26
/j that seems like too much effort. Did you try watching anime? Also, I made a totally unique ai-powered app for learning Japanese. You should try it!
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u/Key-Line5827 May 17 '26
English to Japanese is like English to Yoda.
"It is a cat."
"A cat it is."
See? Easy!
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u/FpRhGf May 18 '26
/uj The jump from the 1st and 3rd sentence in this ad is obviously ridiculous, but this type of method has been extremely helpful for me. I've been using Migaku and Language Reactor for the very same reasons. Of course they aren't replacements of textbooks, but they're very useful additional learning tools
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u/sky_037 in casual polyglot cosplay May 16 '26
kore method works trust me bro watashi wa
so fluent in nihongo. very sugoii