#PROGRESS POST #: 3
#WANIKANI
CURRENT WANIKANI LEVEL: 43
IN ONE MONTH I HOPE TO BE LEVEL… 47
#GOALS
LAST MONTH’S GOAL REPORT:
#2 Mar 2017
#1 Feb 2017
- Being able to read N4 without dictionary, and 多読 [Y]
- I can read Japanese Graded Reader Lv3 without a dictionary, but with headache. I can read Lv2 without a problem
- Being able to listen to N4 with good comprehension [N]
- Still catching up on みんなの日本語(初級) I plan to listen to Tobira next month.
THIS MONTH’S GOAL:
- Being able to read N3 without dictionary, and 多読
- Being able to read 国語辞典
- Being able to listen to N4 with good comprehension
#RESOURCES
CURRENT JAPANESE RESOURCES:
- FAVE:
- WaniKani
- AnkiDroid
- Core 10k breakdown
- Kanji sighting → Meaning
- All possible meanings → Vocab pronunciation (kana)
- Type-in box is a must
- Selected vocab from KaniWani (not all)
- Almost all vocab are looked up in Goo
- Core 10k breakdown
- Japanese Graded Readers
- Everything else I do in my free time, especially スクフェス and ラブライブ!
- Twitter, Pixiv and other sources of 同人誌
- MIXED FEELING:
- みんなの日本語
- LEAST FAVE:
TRY NEW RESOURCE:
-
Renshuu.org
- Help with みんなの日本語 and Tobira’s vocab
- Try Grammar section. “Compose a sentence for a grammar point” - Basic Japanese Grammar
- Tobira
- Selected vocab from KaniWani (not all) via CoreNai
- Additional dictionaries? especially, J-J (国語)
#JAPANESE ABILITY
CURRENT JAPANESE WEAKNESS:
- Everything
- Gotta practice writing much more
- Though, reading is probably the strongest area
HOW I WILL IMPROVE ABOVE:
- Find a way to improve grammar; that could be made a habit
- Tadoku
- Appropriately and adequately use a dictionary
#HELPING OTHERS
TIP/ADVICE FOR LEARNING JAPANESE:
- What is your goal?
- Communicating with Japanese people without misunderstanding? Also, gain respect from your Japanese people colleague? – You will need much much more, probably N2 and above. Pitch accent is crucial.
- Just a 外国人 on travelling or short-term living in Japan?
- Do you need listening?
- How long a text do you plan to read? Manga? Visual novels? Light novels? Textbooks? Or just Twitter/YouTube comments?
- Production? Artworks? Kanji handwriting?
- 2x2 fields of Japanese supports each other’s learning. Active and Passive.
- Writing a sentence or speaking helps you learn grammar
- Knowing a vocab, from EN/concept–>JP helps you learn Kanji
- N5 vocab helps you learn WaniKani Lv1-10; N4 helps Lv11-30; N3 helps Lv31-60 – So, if I don’t study more, I might eventually fail WaniKani.
Depending on your goal, you might spend a lifetime learning Japanese. Only language I plan to go that far is… English.
So, 頑張ってね〜
//See you next month!// (You better remember! )