since nostr:npub1r0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgs4sq9ac and i want to learn japanese, and nostr:npub1gsyvqrq7jdvvqkk3rklz6wsaft9cc2md6cuxun3a48s5hvrd7s4sgeqd9m and nostr:npub1m0sxqk5uwvtjhtt4yw3j0v3k6402fd35aq8832gp8kmer78atvkq9vgcru wanted to join in on the action
are there any others interested in learning japanese?
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also if thereโs anybody who could teach us, then thatโd be absolutely incredible ๐
Find my on duolingo Jeroen2169
having a Duolingo app just as a nostr version would be great
Can't teach but can give tips:
1. Rote repetition of lists of words. That's all. There's no secret. Not pretty, but it's THE way.
2. Ignore "learn real Japanese" or "conversational skills" systems or memorization of phrases. You must read and write. No way around it.
3. Learn hiragana and katakana first and foremost before anything else. Shouldn't take more than a few days.
4. Focus on grammar, vocabulary can be looked up. Grammar is extremely simple and rewarding.
5. Kanjis are pretty. Kanjis are what SUCKS when learning Japanese. You will not learn how to write them, especially nowadays when no one writes by hand anymore. But you must learn to recognize them. Otherwise you won't be able to read jack, and even though you will think you know Japanese, reality will hit you fast. The basic 1950 or so kanji can take several years of hardcore focused daily root repetition of thousands of words. There is no way around it. Flashcards help, but can't replace handwriting and repetition.
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