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hakonohakoda · 1 year
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Hello everyone! Welcome to my japanese learning diary!
Some ground facts: I've been studying Japanese on and off for a long long period of time with varying success. Finally last December I hit my first measurable goal. I passed the N5! (Very much unofficially with an app- mind you)
I was happy with my success and made a plan to pass the N4 in the next 3-4 months and the N3 around this time next year. These were vague goals I hadn't committed to very much. However as I shared these plans my friend laughed at me and told me there was no way I could do it. So me, being a reasonable adult absolutely ignored his opinion and continued on my merry way happily.
Who am I kidding? I took offence and upped my arrogance x100. One thing led to another and we now have a gamble going. According to that I absolutely must pass by February 12th 2024.
It has been a couple of days and to answer the question of do I regret this? Absolutely. But I'm a woman of my word and this is now a thing that will happen. Come hell or high water.
Currently my study plan is to study vocab, kanji and grammar in renshuu. I'm also reading a small picture book a day at tadoku.org as well as listening to beginner podcasts. I'm also watching japanese gaming streams but to be completely honest my understanding of them is less than 10% and mostly I do it for fun. Let's just call it passive learning :D
I'm a big fan of statistics so I'll share some here.
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These are my current renshuu stats. 1075 words, 117 kanji and 63... grammar? I don't think they are seperate grammar points. To be completely honest with you I've no idea what this means.
To compare to what you need to know for N3
~650 kanji
~3750 vocab words
So im around a 4th or 5th of the way there. It will be a long journey ahead. Possible? Yes absolutely. Lots of hard work, long hours and frustration? Also yes. Absolutely.
But with this said I'm off to wrestle my daily reviews into submission! Thank you for reading and if you are interested in seeing where this journey will end up in make sure to hit that follow button!
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heartshinebeauty · 9 months
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今日の文法
〜によれば・によると
その話を知ったことろ
例文:妹によれば、妹の彼氏は歌がうまらしい。
〜を通して/通じて
経由して
例文:彼とは、インターネットを通じて知り合った。
〜から〜にかけて
時間や場所のだいたいの範囲
例文:今夜から明日の朝にかけて、雪でしょう。
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punipunijapan · 2 years
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Sending luck to everyone taking the JLPT exam tomorrow! 頑張ってくださいね!
ぜったいに合格しますように!!☺️🙏
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spitzy-speaks-jp · 1 year
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*thing* :/
*thing in japanese* :0
back in dinosaur times (the year 2005) you couldn't just switch the audio on your big sword anime boy games, so what tf did they sound like??? what did sora REALLY say to riku in the reunion scene??? find out with me and another bilingual bestie!!!
here here here here here!!!!! sunday 11/27 09:00am MST
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The use cases of ばかり
下の言葉がどう違いますか。
ばかり
ばかりだ
ばかりに
ばかりでなく・ばかりか
勉強しましょう。全部の文法点はN3のレベルです。
まず、「ばかり」のは一人でに「only, just」の意味です。
使い方:「〜てばかり」や「名詞+ばかり」です。
例:お菓子ばかりが食べているから、お腹が痛います。
例:肉ばかり食べたら、ビタミンが足りないそうです。
次は「ばかりだ」の文法点です。「continue doing, keep on verb-ing」の意味です。
使い方:動詞の辞書形の後に使えます。
例:新しいポケモンゲームが発売したから、この週末、ゲームだけするばかりで何もしなかった。
次は「ばかりに」です。「simply because」の意味です。
使い方:動詞の辞書形や名詞や形容詞や名容詞の後に使えます。
例:背が高くないばかりに、お皿を達しませんでした。
次は「ばかりでなく・ばかりか」。「ばかりでなく」は「だけでなく」より形式的な言い方です。「でけでなく」のは普段の会話や文章で現れるです。
例:アニメばかりでなくの日本のドラマが大好きです。
何と思いますか。「ばかり」というと、たくさん使い方がありますでしょうね。 ーーー 読んでありがとう! 私の文法や言葉が悪けば、コメントをしてください!日本語が、まだ、勉強しているから、間違うかもしれない。何か話したいことがあれば、コメントをしてください。
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whtsnmmnd · 2 years
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Guess who passed their JLPT??? this bitch!!!!!
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muratome-blog · 2 months
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Unit 3 - Section 1 Shadowing Japanese N3 - N2 中上級 Toramu Nihongo Premium...
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k0rvy · 1 year
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112022 | Day 1 of Langblr Reactivation Challenge by @prepolyglot
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Day 1: Create an introduction post about yourself. What's your name? What languages are you studying? What languages do you hope to study? What do you hope you'll get out of this challenge? Add whatever else you’d like to your introduction post!
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ハローみんな。俺はコルビだ。今のところ日本語、中国語とドイツ語を勉強してる。言語を勉強するのが大好きだよ。めちゃ言語を勉強した、そんなベトナム語、フランス語、スパイン語、スウェーデン語。めちゃ言語だあああ!!!でも、日本語、中国語とドイツ語は本当に言語しか勉強してない。
後々スウェーデン語とベトナム語の勉強に戻すつもりだ。将来の言語を勉強するために、俺もノルド語を加えりたいだ。
このチャレンジついてに対して、来年N3とhsk4を受けるつもりのように、めちゃモチベが欲しくてもらうように。
このaccは日本語のみに焦点を当ててるのだって、他の言語を使おうと思ってる。特に俺のマイン言語。
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大家好~ 我叫KORVY。现在我学习日语,中文和德文。学言语是我的最好的爱好。虽然很多言语被我学了,比如,越南语,法语,瑞典语一样,但是现在我的主要言语是日语,中文和德文。
在将来,我打算回学习瑞典语。也想加很多北欧语。因为来年我打算考JLPTN3和HSK4,所以希望这个挑战给我很大动力。
这个ACC仅适用日语,但是打算开始用其他言语。我真的为这个挑战开始吧!
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Hallo Menschen. Ich bin Korvy. Ich habe vergessen hier ein deutsch Version gestellt, aber das ist jetzt hier. Meine Deutsch ist sehr basik, weil ich A1 Niveau habe. In der Tat, Ich habe nicht, bis nächstes Jahr Deutsch lernen. Doch, ich planen, nächster Jahr sehr hart Deutsch zu lernen . Das ist alles für jetzt
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Hello humans. Well, my name is Korvy and I'm an afficionated for languages. I have studied so many languages, such as Vietnamese, French, Spanish, Swedish and so on. But now I'm only studying Japanese, Chinese and German.
In the future, I'm planning to go back to Swedish and also add more Scandinavian languages to my list, like Norwegian and Finnish. I also want to try Russian and Mongolian. But for now, I have to focus on my main languages and how to get out of the intermediate limbo.
I'll take JLPTN3 and HSK4 next year, so I hope this challenge will be a boost of confidence and motivation for my study routine.
I think for the first day it's enough. bye~
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kanjihelper · 11 months
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heartshinebeauty · 9 months
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今日の文法
〜ことはない
しなくてもいい、する必要はない
例文:まだ時間があるから、そなに急ぐことはないよ。
〜べきだ
それをする・しないのが当然だ
例文:子どもに嘘をつくべきではない。
〜ように
軽い命令、忠告
例文:漢字が弱いですね、新聞をよく読むように。
〜こと
例文:部屋に入る前は、必ずノックすること。
〜によって
手段・方法
例文:この問題は話し合いによって解決できます。
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punipunijapan · 1 year
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There are many ways to count things in Japanese depending on the type of object being counted! In these review notes, we will look at how to count the floors of a building using the Japanese counter 階 (kai). ⁡ ★ You can use the Japanese counter 階 (かい – kai) to count the floors of a building (1st floor, 2nd floor, etc.) ⁡ ★ The Japanese word for the first floor is 1階 (いっかい – ikkai). ⁡ ★ The Japanese word for the second floor is2階 (にかい – nikai). ⁡ ★ The Japanese word for the third floor is 3階 (さんかい – sankai). ⁡ ★ Another way to say the third floor in Japanese is 3階 (さんがい – sangai). ⁡ Learn more Japanese words at my YouTube channel & blog🇯🇵 https://www.punipunijapan.com/counting-floors-in-japanese/ ⁡ It is the perfect time to start learning Japanese🇯🇵 Take Japanese lessons online with our professional Japanese teachers \(◕ω◕)/☆ We can teach you Japanese step by step and make the customized lesson for you. You can take a FREE trial lesson here now🌸👉 http://kakehashijapan.com ⁡ Get our Japanese phrase ebook and learn more Japanese📚https://www.punipunijapan.com/phrasebook/ ⁡ #learnjapaneselanguage #studyingjapanese #Japanesevocabulary #nihongo #learnjapanese #studyjapanese #japanesebeginner #Japanese #japanesegrammar #Japanesephrase #learningjapanese #japanesewords #Japaneselearner #japanese #japaneselanguage #japaneselessons #japaneselesson #learnjapanese #japaneseteacher #counting #japaneseclass #japanesephrases #JLPT #japaneselanguage #learningjapanese #日本語 #日本語勉強中 #日本語勉強 #🇯🇵 #jlptn5 #jlptn4 #jlptn3 https://www.instagram.com/p/CqRmZ24ykxm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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japanesevisually · 1 year
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JLPT N3
Sunday, 11 September 2022
朝、9時半から12時近くまでキルビーのレッスン。JLPTN3の試験を受けるそうだ。腕試しとしていいと思う。合格するか。合格させたい。
日没前、墓の花を替えた。
And so the dance goes on...
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たて vs。ばかり
今日の文法は「たて」と「~たばかり」です。両方は「just finished」の意味だか、使う方が違います。
「たて」is used after the verb stem form. The nuance here, is it refers more to the time right after being completed, rather than the fact the action was completed. 例:出来たてのパンが好きです。
On the other hand、「たばかり」is used after the た (past causal) form of a verb. The nuance here is exact opposite of たて, where it does refer more to the completion of the action, rather than the time it was completed at. 例:A:田中さん、食事に行きますか。田中:さっき食べたばかりだから、大丈夫。
ばかり has other use cases as well, but those are not for this post. They will be next!
ーーー 読んでありがとう! 私の文法や言葉が悪けば、コメントをしてください!日本語が、まだ、勉強しているから、間違うかもしれない。何か話したいことがあれば、コメントをしてください。
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isshonihongo · 2 years
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JLPT N3 - うちに
【What Does it Mean?】
うちに actually has several different meanings. The one we will be looking at in this post is the "while A is true, B holds" meaning. Here is a chart to help you:
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Let's say that you are in the mood for some Chinese food, but the store is going to close in an hour. You might say, "While the Chinese place is still open, let's order some food."
The idea is that you only have a certain amount of time to order while the shop is open. When that time is up, ordering will become impossible. An alternative way to say this is, "Before the Chinese place closes, let's order some food."
If you look at the Japanese, the "while" translation is closer to what is actually being said. However, the "before" translation may be easier to understand as you are getting used to this grammar pattern.
【How Do You Use It?】
Now that we know the meaning, let's look at how we can use うちに:
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The chart above says that if you use うちに with a verb, the verb can be in positive or negative nonpast form (so not 〜した or 〜しなかった).
いるうちに = while (the subject) is in or at a place...
忘れないうちに = while (the subject) doesn't forget...
If you use うちに with an adjective, keep the い ending.
若いうちに = while (the subject) is young...
Finally, if you use うちに with a noun, you have to connect them with the particle の. (This tells us that うち is actually a noun too!)
独身のうちに = while (the subject) is unmarried...
【Examples】
Finally, let's look at some examples:
①{年を取りすぎない}うちに{また、イギリスへ行きたい}。
= While I'm not too old, I want to go to England again
= I want to go to England again before I get too old.
②{独身の}うちに、{いろいろなことをやってみたいです}。
= While I'm unmarried, I want to try doing many different things
= Before I get married, I want to try doing many different things.
③ ちょっと冷まして、{熱い}うちに{食べないように}。*
= Let your food cool off a little; while it's hot, don't eat it.
= Let your food cool off a little; don't eat it while it's still hot.
Notice that in example #3, the "before" translation wouldn't work.
【Conclusion】
So there you have it! There are several other ways that うちに is used, but for now I think this N3 grammar point will help you express yourself in more natural Japanese. Let me know if you have any questions by leaving a comment down below!
Rice & Peace,
– AL (アル)
👋🏾
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