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I actually used this machine to
study English. It's been 3 years since I started teaching Japanese in
October, and it's been 3 years since I started teaching Japanese.It's
been 3 years since I started teaching Japanese.It's been 3 years since I started teaching Japanese.It's just that
Japanese is a difficult language.It's
difficult to understand when I look at Chinese people.
Although the pronunciation is the same as saying ``yes'', the
meaning is different.Although I say that honorific language is difficult, I
will teach you that if you don't belong to that Japanese company, you can use mass communication.
However, they say that kanji is difficult, but is it
really necessary to feel it in the first place?The
same is true for kanji, and I think so too.We
don't have the opportunity to write them anymore, right?
We're the worst.
Now that we're using cell phones and computers, I
think kanji isn't that high of a priority.The only thing to
be careful about is that it comes from Rome,
which seems to take a lot of time for foreigners.
I think it might be a bit of a hurdle,
but I think it's faster if you use hiragana.As a
tip, everyone
studies in different ways, and
even if you study in the same way, your progress will be completely different. I think the best way to continue learning is to get people to like and
take an interest in Japanese, so
one of the
strengths of the Japanese language is being able to
actually talk to native speakers. That's one of my
strengths, so I want them to get used to speaking.It's
a bit like being polite and wanting to be like Japan,
but I think there's a tendency for more mature kids to be a
little more interested in Japan. It's just a matter
of thinking.It's true that
people like that have a
hard time outputting things, so I wonder
if they can master Japanese with just that input.Will they
get a higher score on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test?
Maybe, but being able to read and reading, I
think conversational skills are the same in your native language unless you actually speak, but yeah, I think Japanese people's English is
like that, writing and reading. I'm good
at Japanese, but when I get to talking, I can't speak.That's right.In my case, some of the
viewers are interested in Japanese culture,
but they haven't studied Japanese yet.Do you have
any advice for those people? I
would like to get them interested in Japan, have them learn the words of the genre they are interested in, and then teach them things like slang words that are only used among friends and interesting expressions. We live in an
era where we have smartphones, so I
think it's possible to learn things using apps, so
I'd like people to come to Japan and start with that kind of thing.If you
study a language, you'll
get to know the culture of that country better, so
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