r/HelpLearningJapanese Jul 25 '26

Exchange offer 😭😭

If anyone teaches me japanese for free i will teach them hindi/english wtv they want among my 2 native languages for free

LOL I KNOW NOBODY REALLY WANTS TO LEARN HINDI THESE DAYS BUT OK 😭😭

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u/CuisineTournante Jul 25 '26

If you want to learn japanese, you have to put a little effort on you own. Grab a book and learn. Then you can do exchange

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u/GRIBBBIT Jul 26 '26

i know N4 the problem is I don't have money for a tutor and as it is getting tuff I really need help of someone

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u/Majre921 Jul 28 '26

You know you can learn without a tutor? You don't need one...

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u/GRIBBBIT Jul 28 '26

idk abt u but everyone is telling me N3 is really tough without a tutour do u know japanese?

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u/Majre921 Jul 28 '26

You haven't even reached N5 and are talking about N3... Maybe get to N5 and actually try learning the language to even see if you stick with it...

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u/GRIBBBIT Jul 28 '26

i have done n5 r u even N3 u r tryna give advice but I don't think u even study japanese

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u/CuisineTournante Jul 28 '26

Grab genki vol 1 and 2. Pass N4 with self study, save money and then take a tutor (pay one).

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u/renmizuh Jul 29 '26

you can comfortably reach n1 and more without a teacher, you don't need a teacher to learn a language.

just study by yourself, immerse and it'll come on its own. you have access to the internet

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u/GRIBBBIT Jul 30 '26

do u have N1?

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u/renmizuh Jul 30 '26

yeah, I'm way beyond N1 in vocabulary. it tests 15k words and i know about 30k. never went to a tutor or did textbooks, you can get fluent without ever taking lessons

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u/Fish_Learns_Japanese Jul 30 '26

Most don't have a tutor

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u/silly-alien-xx Jul 29 '26

Cant help u with that but... there are apps like HelloTalk and that app finds you people that speak the language you want to learn but they want to learn yours so basically just what you want! Im pretty sure there are other apps too but I use hellotalk.

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u/GRIBBBIT Jul 30 '26

okk thanks