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いつか上手になる

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Cake day: June 11th, 2023

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  • 気に入ってうれしいです!

    たしかに、漢字はむずかしいですね。はじめに、僕もそうと思っていたけど、いい勉強方法(べんきょうほうほう)を使えば、改良(かいりょう)ははやいです。 たとえば、僕は「Remembering the Kanji」で常用漢字(じょうようかんじ)のぜんぶを勉強して(もう半分ぐらい忘れっちゃった 笑)、半年ぐらいかかりました。もちろん、他の方法もあるでしょうね。

    ちなみに、初心者(しょしんしゃ)だと言ったけど、何年/何ヶ月ぐらい日本語を勉強していますか。僕の文章(ぶんしょう)を読めるなら、漢字の知識(ちしき)は悪くないですよ。(返事(へんじ)が長いので、たまにふりがなをつけてみました。)

    引き続き、日本語の勉強がんばってください!




  • Yeah, I feel you. I’ve taken a similar approach with about 1.5h per day, but having a variety of activities to do each day. I usually do flashcards, writing a (quite) short text (see my post history) and if I still feel like it, watch some TV-shows, play games or read something. This way I can keep it relatively fresh and engaging.

    Btw, what languages are you guys learning? (Is “guys” a gender-neutral pronoun yet? If not, what would you recommend?)














  • Thanks for taking the time to thorouhly look into this.

    The case I used in my post seems to be an edge-case. Since I don’t yet know what sounds natural in this situation, I guess I’ll just have to encounter it more in my immersion.

    Since I wasn’t aware of this grammar point until now (didn’t study grammar on its own much) I appreciate you making me aware of it.

    Have a good one :)

    PS: obligatory “English is not my native language”