The feeling when

[Mo-Kanji]

… you see your first onyomi combination (人口 ) and you immediately read it as じんこう. It might sound stupid but I’m actually so happy! As you can see from my profile, I just started out and this moment right now just proofed that i really learned something and I’m うれしい over 9000.

[Kazzeon]

Get ready for a thousand more of those.

[Mo-Kanji]

my body is ready lol

[alo]

@Mo-Kanji

you see your first onyomi combination (人口 ) and you immediately read it as じんこう

I still get a kick out of it when I correctly guess the reading of a word even now.

@Mo-Kanji

I’m うれしい over 9000.

Go watch that scene with Vegeta again once you learn Japanese numbers and you’ll be in for a small surprise.

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1. For me though, it’s the only anime I prefer in English. Those voices were just too ingrained while growing up. ↩︎

[Kazzeon]

@alo

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1. For me though, it’s the only anime I prefer in English. Those voices were just too ingrained while growing up. ︎

Mexican Spanish is where it’s at.

[alo]

@Kazzeon

Mexican Spanish is where it’s at

My Spanish is super rusty. The last movie I watched in Spanish was Nueve Reinas

[UInt2048]

@Mo-Kanji

I’m うれしい over 9000.

You’ll also have fun when you learn the kanji to a word you already know, such as encountering 嬉しい on level 40 in your case.

[Lewby]

I don’t know if you’ve done the vocab yet but It’s also level 1 人工(じんこう)。

What excited me was that 人工(じんこう) and 人口(じんこう) are both pronounced the same but mean totally different things.

Well at first it was exciting, but now I have so many things that could be like "きょう” or “こう” it’s my go-to answer when I’m unsure of what something is.

[UInt2048]

@Lewby

both pronounced the same but mean totally different things.

Those are a little annoying sometimes, especially if I’m pronouncing them in my head and it’s the other one, for higher level items…