So how do you feel once you’re finished? Are you able to read things? Comprehend written Japanese contextually? I’m quite curious. I have JLPTN3 and I just kind of use this as a supplement. It’s kinda refreshing going though a manga like One Piece and be like “i know how to read that!”
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Congrats, now you can have all the time you need to enhance the other aspects of your japanese. since you’re still unable to say basic phrases, then perhaps it’s time to focus on that
so, what does it feel like to reach the top of the mountain?
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Ce n’est pas la peine. Moi, 全然わかんない。下手だから。I like listening err reading your posts about French grammar though.
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Listening to posts is an amazing ability lol
Though a more natural way to say that would be (with contractions and all) J’suis nul donc c’est pas la peine car j’y comprend rien, (you wouldn’t need to precise that it’s because you’re bad at it though, and even like that, I feel like I’d modify it to De toute façon je suis nul et j’y comprends rien donc c’est pas la peine, it’s a bit more on the defeatist side though) and even then, I’d probably say: J’comprend pas du coup c’est pas la peine, though you’re probably わからないing right now
At least you know japanese 
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Hello, congratulations =) You are so amazing. I think that the time you took for complete the 60 levels was terrific!!!
I would like to know with which software did you generate the statistics screens you had shown.
Wkstats.com (or something)
and a script for the items per day. It should be somewhere on this forum x)
Great!!! Thank you, and congrats, again!
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Thank you very much!
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