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As I mentioned last week I started my language journal following @ari_noyume style.

Today I start week two.
Last week I got super busy with my volunteering job that I did not have enough time for languages.

I use some time tracker app so I decided to add how much time I spend studying language each day to the spread.

@ari_noyume spread is really useful and keep me organize 🥰

In the other hands I did start using ‘hilokal’ app to speak and list Korean conversations.

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#korean #koreanlanguagelearning #koreanlanguage #tl #languagecommunity #learnlanguagesonline @coursera #koreanlanguagelearning #quizlet #languagejournal

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Having a little planner for language learning was the best decision ever ☺️ It makes my study routine so much smoother. Before my study time was really unstructured, but now I know what my weekly goals are and what I still have to do 😊
I got the inspiration for the layout from @ari_noyume 🌸
Do you also have a study planner? 📖
#language #languagelearning #languagelearner #languagelearningtips #studygram #studymotivation #studymode #japanesereading #japanesestudy #japanesestudying #japanesestudygram #studyingjapanese #japaneselanguage #japaneselanguagelearning #languagelearningprogress #languagechallenge #selflearningjapanese #selftaughtjapanese #languagelearningchallenge #studyinspo #studyinspiration #studytips #studywithme #languagejourney #japaneselanguagejourney #japanesetips #studyspot #studydesk #studynotes

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🇯🇵 one of the most beautiful things about social media is the communities, and today I am very very happy to share with you some japanese learners’ insta accounts you NEED to follow if it’s one of your target languages

💌 I am also really happy to call some of them my friends, but let me tag them all in the caption as well:

@ari_noyume
@maireflections
@rubygagotoku
@readhead.studies
@bunsuke.nihongo
@_nurulrasya
@leaf.ling_learns
@seriinudesu

💭 if you have any other account you would like to suggest, please, feel free to leave their handle in the comments

#japanese #japaneselanguage #nihongo #日本語 #studygram #studygramcommunity #studygramaccount #studytips #learnjapanese #japanesestudent #日本語を勉強中 #勉強中 #勉強垢

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Hello there 🌸
So how to look for books/reading resources? I'm gonna be focusing on Japanese in this post, giving you examples of Japanese resources. What I want to start with tho is to underline that you should read what you like. Books, manga, twitter posts, articles, whatever you usually go for in your native language should be your go-to in your TL because that is what you're the most interested in.
But going back to the today's topic – for me I think the best go–to page for reading in JP is japanese.io✨ They have it all: build in dictionary, furigana function and they show you for what level each text is and how hard the grammar and kanjis are. The texts are kinda old but they're actually pretty cool. You have short stories, poems, haiku and even full-length books! Like 300+ novels for more advanced readers.
Another good idea is to read manga/comics in Japanese (especially shounen cause they usually have furigana) – it's easier to read them cause they're heavy on dialogues with almost no descriptions. It also includes interviews but those can have some difficult grammar structures and vocab in them. If you wanna find manga for free, there are always some free manga on honto.jp but those are usually shoujo (or 18+).
Articles/news are also a good idea because they're usually pretty short but again: vocab&grammar might be kinda hard in them. If you want to read them, but you have troubles reading kanji – instal a furigana extension (Safari has one, Chrome has 2 I think?). If you love to cook just go for recipes 🍡 in Japanese – you can both learn some vocab and eat something good🍜💕
For books – you can pick up Graded Reader books @ari_noyume has quite a few reviews on them so go check her out✨ On the lower level it's best to pick up books for primary schoolers as they're easier to read.
In the search for free audiobooks all I can recommend is looking for them on YT under "朗読" 👀 My fav channel with them is called 梶裕貴 – they have some more recent books but they only read the beginnings (up to 1h) because of the copyrights stuff. Still, it's good enough for me. There are some free audiobooks on kikubon.jp from what I've seen.. but I normally use audiobooks.jp

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Gusto kong mag-aral ng tagalog sa isang kapihan! ☕ Studying Tagalog today 😍🤓

I had my first Tagalog lesson on italki last week and today I'm reviewing my messy notes and rewriting them in my notebook. I'm so pleased I got a professional tutor because I can really tell the difference between a teacher who knows how to teach and someone who just speaks the language! She pushed me to the limits and I learnt a lot (and broke my brain) in one hour. Yippee!

🇭🇺🇵🇭In other news, I've chosen Tagalog and Hungarian to be my two focus languages for January to March 2021. I'll keep other languages active and work on them for fun, but the majority of my time will go to Tagalog and Hungarian. Have you set language priorities for the new year yet?

Aujourd'hui avec @ari_noyume ma copine d'étude yayy 💕💘

#studyspo #studygram #studyblr #langblr #languagegram #languages #polyglot #tagalog #learningtagalog #studying #languagenotebook #languagestudygramcommunity #stationery

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🇯🇵 LANGUAGE UPDATE: JAPANESE 🇯🇵

📚 Lately I found myself being burnt out by とびら book because I don’t have much time to dedicate to it, and as I want to use it at its full potential, I decided to take a hiatus

🥰 But thanks to my IG friends @ari_noyume and @hinabennet, I came up with a new strategy to advance in my 🇯🇵 studies besides uni homework

📍 The main 2 resources I am using at the moment are:
- @nihongono_mori N3 Grammar videos
- Blogs on Note that are written in Japanese to strengthen my reading skills + new vocabulary

🌿 I am loving this combo because it allows me to learn something new with my favorite method: listening to natives that explain grammar in the native language and reading about my favorite topics like anime, social media and languages

💭 which strategies / resources are you using to study 🇯🇵?
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~ LANG LESSONS LEARNED IN 2020 ~

Hello everyone ✨

Today I’d like to share with you some useful and thoughtful lessons that I learned during my study journey in this crazy 2020 that might help you for this second quarter of 2021 🥰

1. Don’t plan too much in detail for goals, focus on routine: quite self explanatory, but this change of mindset has been extremely relieving and it allows me to be flexible and always happy with my study sessions 📑

2. It’s ok to go on hiatus with your main languages: even if you’re studying languages at school or uni or college, going on a short hiatus is always a good thing. Breaks allow you to regain your strengths and foremost your motivation! I always take a break after passing Japanese exam of at least a couple of weeks from active studying, but passive one is part of my daily life 🎶

3. Passive learning is more powerful than you think: this point can be tightly connected to the previous sentence. Passive learning allows you to have a constant connection with your target language and allows you to have fun with it 😎

4. Language laddering is a lifesaver and a funnier way to learn new languages: @lindiebotes learned Japanese through Korean, thanks to her videos and her experience, I decided to join the lan laddering squad myself. I jumped into the darkest fall of Japanese books for learning Korean, I read a couple of reviews and bought the book two days later. BEST CHOICE EVER, especially if you’re planning to learn a new language which is similar to a one you already know at least at an intermediate level ✏️
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皆さん、こんにちは！👋😃
Inspired by @taylorlearnsjapanese posts, I started reading 🕵️‍♂️Calico Cat Holmes🕵️‍♀️ stories by Jiro Akagawa.🇯🇵 I am highlighting new words (with different colours for nouns, verbs, adj./adv. and grammar💙🌸💛🍏) and writing their meaning directly in the book. It is so much easier and more fun to read this way!
This week I managed to finish 9 pages and it took me about 20-30 minutes to read one page.🙈
Some good points about this method:
⭐It saves time on re-writing words in a notebook, so you can actually enjoy reading the book🥳
⭐Highlighting separates words and makes it easier to understand the grammar
⭐It looks cute😹 and you feel proud about your progess
⭐When reviewing, you can see words already in the context.

Thank you @taylorlearnsjapanese and @ari_noyume for introducing this way to read!💙💜💛 I have got two books with furigana against almost all kanji, Kiki's delivery service and Calico Cat Holmes, so I am going to read them using this method!
😺New vocab I learnt😺
刑事 (けいじ) detective
捜査 (そうさ) investigation
乱れ (みだれ) disorder, unrest
本格的 (ほんかくてき) genuine
不思議 (ふしぎ) ではない it is no wonder
...ような気がする have a feeling that...
壮年 (そうねん) prime of life
私語 (しご) をかわす to whisper
体格 (たいかく) physique
文句 (もんく)を言わずに without complaint
熱狂的 (ねっきょうてき) wildly enthusiastic, crazy about - this is me about this book!😹😍
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［🇯🇵］Try!N2 という本の後で少し迷いを感じて、休もうと思い、公園でこの本を読むことにした！🌻 日本のことわざの本で、綺麗すぎるのイラストがあって、翻訳も付いている (^-^) 日本文化の興味がある方は絶対にこの本が好きになるだろうと思う。
一日で本の全部読み終えるのは無理だと思うけど、少しずつ、多分1日に３ページを読むのがいいだと思う、プレッシャーなしで読みたい。
日本のことわざを知っている？
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［🇬🇧］ After finishing my latest textbook I’ve been feeling a little bit lost and decided to read this book in the park!
It’s a book about Japanese proverbs with translations and VERY beautiful illustrations – I think people who are interested in Japanese culture would definitely like it 🌿
Do you know any Japanese proverbs?

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Effective language learners know that what you don’t review—you forget forever, and forgetting means that all that time you’ve spent learning the new word of expression has been put to waste. You should always prioritize review previous learning, and start every study session by going over your past notes and flashcards.⁣
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Beautiful notes from @arichan_no_noto
#teacherbyu⁣⁣
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Free language learning resources! Link in bio! ▹ https://www.byu99.com/ebooks

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