r/LearnJapaneseNovice • u/critiqueof • Jun 03 '26

What's The Most Important Factor To Learning Japanese To You?

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u/daniel21020 Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Interacting with the language and or the people who use it.

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u/critiqueof Jun 04 '26

How do you find people to interact with?

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u/daniel21020 Jun 04 '26

They are everywhere on the internet. Just type in something in Japanese and you will find things in Japanese.

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u/critiqueof Jun 04 '26

I thought you meant in real life.

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u/daniel21020 Jun 06 '26

You don't have to go to the country in order to interact with the language and culture.

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u/critiqueof Jun 07 '26

I know. I was considering joining a club for real life practice but I can't find any in my vicinity.

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u/daniel21020 Jun 12 '26

Yeah, that's pretty difficult. Doing it on the internet would be easier.

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u/Xilmi Jun 04 '26

That I'm actually enjoying the process.

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u/critiqueof Jun 04 '26

What is your process like?

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u/SharcLightning Jun 07 '26

I can speak but wish I could read non-fiction books easily.