Dear fellow language learners, It’s been a while since I’ve posted, so I wanted to send you a quick update. Over the past weeks our newsletter community has grown to well over 4000 learners! For those of you who came over from YouTube: welcome! For those of you who were already here, but didn’t know yet: I started a
Hi 文助さん , thanks a lot for your hard work ! This past month I had been reading through your entries here. I came here from Youtube, and I kind of like how you approach learning, that "I just read" remark on one of your video... it makes me rethink my own approach to learning Japanese. Suffice to say that all this time I just follow textbooks and classes passively and not much experience nor learning beyond that.
I've been studying Japanese since around 2012 or 2013, on and off, and even went to a language school, and passed JLPT up to N2 level there. Now I'm back to my country, and am thinking of taking the N1, but sadly, I failed the last test. This is the first time I failed JLPT since I ever took all the previous lower levels. I don't think I'll be taking the test for a while though, at least not until I need it and I feel like I could pass it confidently when I took it.
Anyway, thanks to you, I'm starting to have the courage to look up texts by myself. I'm in the process of finishing 現代日本の開化 on 青空文庫。 This is a good site with lots of free materials. Are there similar websites that you know about that you can recommend to me?
Congratulations Busuke. That's a great achievement! 千里の道も一歩から? Also, thank you very much for recommending And for providing the books, great gifts for the new year! :) Let's all try our best for 2023. N1 here we come! Btw, are there others who have passed N2, and are interested in preparing for N1?
Thank you so much for sharing. Good luck with your dissertation. Congratulations with your YouTube channel. Looking good and I'm looking forward in your future video's.
I've missed you, bunsuke San!
Best of luck with your dissertation and looking forward to some more zoom sessions to discuss those texts.
Cheers, Cole
Thank you for sharing !! I was looking for them since you posted them on instagram.
Hi 文助さん , thanks a lot for your hard work ! This past month I had been reading through your entries here. I came here from Youtube, and I kind of like how you approach learning, that "I just read" remark on one of your video... it makes me rethink my own approach to learning Japanese. Suffice to say that all this time I just follow textbooks and classes passively and not much experience nor learning beyond that.
I've been studying Japanese since around 2012 or 2013, on and off, and even went to a language school, and passed JLPT up to N2 level there. Now I'm back to my country, and am thinking of taking the N1, but sadly, I failed the last test. This is the first time I failed JLPT since I ever took all the previous lower levels. I don't think I'll be taking the test for a while though, at least not until I need it and I feel like I could pass it confidently when I took it.
Anyway, thanks to you, I'm starting to have the courage to look up texts by myself. I'm in the process of finishing 現代日本の開化 on 青空文庫。 This is a good site with lots of free materials. Are there similar websites that you know about that you can recommend to me?
Congratulations Busuke. That's a great achievement! 千里の道も一歩から? Also, thank you very much for recommending And for providing the books, great gifts for the new year! :) Let's all try our best for 2023. N1 here we come! Btw, are there others who have passed N2, and are interested in preparing for N1?
Thank you so much for sharing. Good luck with your dissertation. Congratulations with your YouTube channel. Looking good and I'm looking forward in your future video's.