Right now, my go-to app for language learning is Immersive Translate. It’s a free browser extension that supports over 100+ languages. With that kind of scope, you’ll definitely have no trouble finding the language you’re looking for. I personally use it to watch my shows and movies on KZfaq and Netflix, and that’s been a very helpful way for me to integrate myself into the language. I’ve already learned a lot so far, which is really great.

Fantastic video! Gave me some great ideas on how to study Japanese while having fun. Appreciate you and your helpful content! Keep it up!

Which website did you do the test on ? please tell me

Which website did you do the exercises on?

Your vlog is truly inspiring! It has motivated me in so many ways. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the Japanese language and culture, I highly recommend trying out tools like Immersive Translate. I discovered this extension through a kind individual who shared it with me, and I've found it to be incredibly helpful in my language journey.

Great plan. I’m hoping to be fluent in Japanese, Mandarin, German, and Russian. I’m fluent in English and Spanish. Good luck on your journey.

“what’s the worst that could happen? not meeting your language goals? please, as if it’s the first time you haven’t met your goals” literally just changed my entire perspective in two seconds like you’re RIGHT

broo the gifted child thing is so real, I am used to being good at things naturally so when I'm not I feel like crap and have no idea how to cope because I've never had to try hard in my life before I decided I want to be good at weird niche shit i naturally don't get and it's such anguish. like I cannot handle being a beginner

I really really needed to hear some of the things you said in this video!! Thank you so much!!❤❤ I subscribed🌟

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good video ¡ greetings from Colombia

That's so exciting!

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I’m going to start using physical flash cards because I suck at using digital

How many minutes/hours do you spend a day studying Japanese?

I love your videos and am currently trying to build a routine for learning korean. I suggest you watch a youtube channel called miss vicky. She is korean and i find her teaching style easy to understand. Maybe it can help you. Lots of love and thankss❤

I knew potatoes had eyes, but I didn't know they had hands. Interesting video. I was looking to start some speaking practice soon and I'll be sure to keep these tips in mind.

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I am stealing your BINGO! idea for my own weekly study plan. Brilliant.

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"why my dad never tells me he's proud of me" HELP 😭

My routine is just anki then go watch as many anime as possible

You have to have the courage to be bad at learning your target language until you are good.

Your content is awesome!! So relatable and I'm so glad I found your channel!

Really helpful video! Thank you for both your positivity and your practical strategies.

This was a really helpful perspective for me. The last several years of my life has revolved around breaking myself, trying to rebuild, failing, repeat. Going nowhere basically. Only recently have i realized that might be both unhealthy and ineffective. Looking foward to your future videos =)

I was a bad potato too 🥔 neglecting listening really messed everything up as i became incapable of understanding anything without subtitles and unfortunately regular humans dont come with subs :(

I’ve been binging your videos and I absolutely love your attitude towards not just language learning but goals and personal image and such. I’m a neurodivergent person with chronic fatigue, so your general attitude and methodology really matches my outlook, and I really appreciate the way you explain things. I’ve been learning Mandarin Chinese for over a year now, and I definitely still struggle with realistic goal setting and letting myself be proud of the steps I’ve taken instead of thinking of everything I feel like I could have done instead. This video is a good reminder to be kinder to myself, and recognize all the effort I’ve put in and how far I’ve come. Also, I know your channel is still very new, but if you ever make a Discord server or something like that for language learners to hang out in, I would absolutely love to join.

If you are still looking for German language learning material, you might want to check out these playlists www.youtube.com/@EasyGerman/playlists

I've been studying Japanese for a while now and also aced my N4 test in December, buuut I feel that my strategies for studying are really poor, so watching your video has really inspired and I will try some of your strategies to see how they work for me. Thank you for sharing!

That's an amazing way to study ❤ I'm trying to learn Japanese myself I will try doing bingo like you 😂❤❤❤❤

I love your videos. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Brazil. ❤

Really good stuff. Thanks for sharing. I feel like I watch these kinds of videos more than actually studying which is why my Japanese is still so poor, lol. I wish I got the hang of studying faster because I've been studying Japanese since high school which was almost 10 years ago now, and I made almost no progress in those years due to bad or inconsistent study. I've finally started "vocabulary cramming" or whatever I would call it, and actually broadening my vocab through study rather than assuming it'll come automatically. Grammar is probably the worst part. Lol. Good luck with the rest of your studies. ^^ edit: I love your bingo idea btw. you're very dedicated! brava

hello. I watched your previous Korean learning video and I think my skills have improved since then! I am also using drops to learn languages. I think Duolingo is a good app to use when learning grammar after you have learned enough vocabulary. I recommend watching entertainment or media that Koreans talk about, but I also recommend watching EBS. EBS is an educational broadcast for children, and it is good for those who are learning Korean for the first time, and it is good because it allows them to learn the speaking speed of a native speaker.

This is an interesting video may I ask you what is your mbti type?

I’ve been using italki for two years to practice my Japanese speaking skills. It has made a big difference. Thank you for these tips!

Korean is the most beautiful language ❤ good luck! A new language is never easy for anyone

I'd like to learn Japanese someday, but now I'm focusing in English, I hope to reach a B2 in English this year :3

I plan almost the same, but with 8 languages and I want to achieve that until my 20

Nice video! Thanks for motivation 🥹🫂

The solution to the “dont spend so much time with the language that you hate it or yourself” problem for me has been fanaticism. Fanaticism is second nature to me because i am an American and that is one of my people’s defining characteristics, but im sure other nationalities can learn it. I just convinced myself that the ideal is a me who knows german, and i think about how only cucks and the english even consider a concept as useless and morally bankrupt as “pragmatism”. I think “Fuck pragmatism, im an american. My ancestors sacrificed their lives over representation in government even though the government they rebelled against wasnt even tyrannical. They did it out of principle. If i cant spend at least 4 hours in this language today, i will have failed my ancestors, Jesus Christ, my nation, myself, my family, and my future children. Fuck failure, fuck pragmatism. If i cant live my principles, i have no right to call myself an american, or even a man. If i give in to the pragmatic satan, i will have failed” and then all of the sudden im super motivated to go right back to learning or listening or reading. I think there is probably an equivalent story most people could tell themselves, adapted to their own national history and values.

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First of all, the dislikes must have been accidental, who wouldn't like potato! As for Korean, it's been a while since I started Korean (couple of years), but I used the website Korean from zero, you can access the books with audio for free there. I also used Howtostudykorean, and for a physical textbook I used Vitamin Korean which I really liked, apart starting from level 3 (out of 6) the book was only in Korean and the jump was huge. As for Talk to me in Korean, their podcasts are great and they have a couple of books that are fantastic. But the 10 book series, I've never understood why people are so obsessed with it, I just don't think it's a very good series. If you love vocabulary, how about the podcasts "Story time in korean", "Korean sunflower", "Choisusu" etc.? They are extremely beginner friendly and in my opinion you can get the gist without knowing the grammar concepts, just from vocab.You got this and I am looking forward to your next videos :)

You have good advices. I have no idea why I didn't find you earlier. I'm currently learning Spanish on my own. It's hard for me to me get those new rules into my head, but I enjoy it many times. In school I study German and because I'm still at an elementary school, English. I hate German. I have no motivation to learn German, it's completely useless language for me. I'd like to learn more languages at the same time, but I don't have enough time to spend it on learning + Every time I do two things at the same time I fail. Now I want to spent more time with the language I wan't to learn. I made a huge step forward in my Spanish and hope I'll be one day be able to speak it. When I learned one language, then I can learn more. Thank you for the video!

안녕하세요! I’m a Korean who is very interested in learning foreign languages and teaching Korean. I came across your KZfaq channel and enjoyed watching it. 앞으로도 포기하지 말고 재미있게 한국어 공부하길 바라요. 감자 귀여워요 ㅎㅎ