Hello ! I’ve been trying to learn some Japanese since last august. I started with Duolingo (I know it’s not very popular here, but that’s not the point), and quickly realized that I’d need other materials. I’m currently level 7 on Wanikani. The way it teaches radicals, onyomi and kunyomi readings …

I’d recommend Renshuu if you just want single sentences to practice. It’s free so it’s not like you have to commit with your wallet. I’d advise against Lingodeer, it’s not worth the price imo. The beginner stuff is mostly fine, but then intermediate has some errors, and the upper levels are riddl…

@DIO-Berry , I’d be curious to know how you set up your Renshuu. What made me never use it was the lack of guidance in set-up. If you have the time perhaps we can chat on Discord?

I still haven’t, but that’s mostly because I’ve pivoted to trying to study more through immersion. I noticed recently though that Renshuu has made a fantastic change to become more beginner friendly through a page on the fundamentals [image] renshuu.org - cute Japanese studying that's buil…

Thanks for this! I’m just learning for fun. If I do take the JLPT, I doubt it’ll be starting with N5. It seems so much more efficient to skip N5 and, either N4 or N3 before doing N2 and N1.

In that case, I’d recommend going through the fundamentals and adding anything from them that you want to practice to your dashboard. After that, I recommend looking at [image] renshuu.org - cute Japanese studying that's built around you and picking sets from a…

I recently recommended a site for something similar in another thread so I’ll just link it here! [image] Beginners, how else do you study apart from using WaniKani? Japanese Language I use ログイン - iKnow! with iKnow sorted by WK level It teaches you the most common 6000 wor…

Thanks for the advice! FYI, every link you’ve shared led me to the Renshuu dashboard :eyes:.

[image] The fundamentals I was talking about is under the resources>Japanese basics The lessons are under resources>lesson center

Thank you all for the replies ! I am planning to take the N5 at some point, we’ll see how things go. I wasn’t aware that renshuu was so complicated. I was considering using it for vocabulary and grammar (not kanjis), and paying to have sentence-questions and jlpt style questions.

[image] simboubou: jlpt style questions [image] JPDrills Confident Japanese. Designed to get results. Built for motivated learners. Japanese practice quizzes to help you assess your Japanese level and improve your weak areas. Not sure if they are jlpt …

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I recently recommended a site for something similar in another thread so I’ll just link it here!

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