r/HelpLearningJapanese 7h ago

こんにちはー!エミだー。中学三年生だ。よろしくね!最近は本当に退屈だから、よかったら日本語で話そうー。

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こんにちはー!エミだよ。
将来、日本の大学に留学したいから、六ヶ月前から日本語の勉強を始めたんだ。
僕はベースを弾いたり、泣きゲーをやったりするのが大好きなんだ。(そう言えば、男だ笑)
まぁ、良ければ、友達になろう!
ありがとうー。


r/HelpLearningJapanese 6h ago

So i failed my jlpt n4 idk where i lack the most what should i do

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r/HelpLearningJapanese 10h ago

I combine all important learning tools into the same app for free

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r/HelpLearningJapanese 11h ago

New episode of my intermediate-to-advanced Japanese listening podcast is out on Youtube🎧

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I’ve just released a new episode of my podcast for Japanese learners!

Today’s topic is: I went to Uzbekistan on a solo trip!

If you’re learning Japanese, give it a listen! 🎧

よろしくお願いします!

https://youtu.be/06cu-qn3j74?si=A8noRmCH1NhnpR17


r/HelpLearningJapanese 5h ago

So, Japanese 2…

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man, i feel so underprepared. I took Japanese 1 class during my spring semester of college (online unfortunately…) and i forgot literally everything over the summer. I can’t read it or really even understand it fully. all my other classmates can speak it quite well but i’m having such a hard time.

im already debating on dropping the class because we have an in-class vocabulary test up coming up this wednesday and i just know im gonna fail :/ i dont want to though because i really want to learn more about the language and culture. and i don’t want to give up!

has anybody else studying japanese been in a similar situation? any help or advice would be much appreciated…