Hi guys, Recently I’ve been busy and don’t have much time to study because I’m not home most of the time. So I’ve been wondering if you have apps you use that you could recommend, whether you use it to improve reading, vocabulary, kanji or anything. I really appreciate your help!

I used Anki a lot when I first started but it I don’t anymore. Besides WaniKani and iKnow for vocab I don’t use anything else. iKnow is pretty much like Anki but with context sentences that are fully voiced by native speakers. It’s subscription based but I think it’s worth it for what they provide …

Check the big Resources list I like TangoRisto to practice reading (it’s free) but Satori Reader wasn’t bad when I used the free beta. For grammar you can try the (paid) Human Japanese apps, which dispite one being called intermediate really only cover elementary level. I’ve not seen one that cove…

I’ve been using LingoDeer for a while, and I’m pretty happy with it. It includes reading, listening, grammar, and vocabulary. It also has a “download all content” option, so you can use it on the subway, when there’s no cellphone reception!

I basically use: Vocabulary and kanji: Wanikani Grammar: Bunpro Reading: Easy Japanese I also use the books: Minna no Nihongo What i’m missing now is a platform to speak (recommendations??). You know, for me if you can’t speak, there is no point in learning…

[image] valth: What i’m missing now is a platform to speak (recommendations??). You know, for me if you can’t speak, there is no point in learning the language. You might take a look at Pismleur. It’s slow, but really helps with pronunciation. There’s a support group thread for it here: Pimsl…

Thanks Nightscostman, I’ll check it out! Update: So i’ve checked it out. I wasn’t making reference to pronunciation. First i think it’s more important to be able to maintain a proper conversation, even if your pronunciation is not perfect (for me, there is no point if you can ask: “how match it cos…

Same here. I am using Wanikani, Duolingo, and enrolled in a language class, but I feel like I am still lacking the conversation skills. I don’t really practice speaking in a daily basis, only once a week when we have a class, so I’m not confident in terms of speaking.

I’ve never heard of iKnow until now, and it looks amazing. The user experience looks so much better than Anki. How long have you been using it and how deep in are you? Is it useful beyond beginner level, past the core 2k? Considering investing in this but would be great if you don’t mind elaborati…

I’ve just recently passed the 2k mark. So far it was mostly words I already knew from WaniKani or my own study (like 80%), but there’s new words all the time, and I’m starting to see new words more often recently. The audio for the context sentences is what I mostly appreciate about it. It’s pretty …

Go to HelloTalk, it’s like a worldwide twitter where you can practice with people that are learning your language. you can help each other out

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Nightscotsman July 28, 2019, 6:33am 6

You might take a look at Pismleur. It’s slow, but really helps with pronunciation. There’s a support group thread for it here: Pimsleur support group

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