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Sound advice thesleeve. I always advocate using an Spaced Repetition System of some sort, usually Anki, when learning. No point in forgetting what you learn, right?

For the teachers, I think it's b ...

I was going to ask if anyone had tested this method, but a research brought me on this topic. After I finish my degree I would like starting to learn Japanese serisously, do you have good result ...

When I first started to learn Japanese on my own (age 8) was by anime mainly. Later, did I learn that whatever I learned was basically crap in the real world. Sure, I learned some words here or the ...

That is so true! For example, just above every song I've ever heard for "ashita" they always stretch it out pronouncing it more like "asheeta" There's lots of other examples as we ...

I can see dramas (C, K and J) making it big. Can't see them be given a prime-time slot. However, seeing that "Dexter" did well as a Showtime transfer during the writer's strike, it's no big ...

Of course, on the debate on soft vs hardsubs, I prefer soft-subs to begin with so I can proofread and spellcheck the sucker! Big Grin

Obviously the benefit of hard subs is there's lower chance of one g ...

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My advice was not to learn from anime, or music, or dramas. My advice was to always be watching and listening to it. Trying to learn solely from such a tactic would take 5 years or ...

Aren't these similar threads:

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5216.htm

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.5366.htm

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Yeah, pretty similar. However, I kind of like the poll aspect as you ...

The title sort of says it all. I'm mainly concerned about your language choices.

Please discuss your reasons.

I prefer to watch in Japanese with Japanese sub-titles. The reason is I'm trying to ...

Going to Japan to learn Japanese is kind of a silly reason. You can learn Japanese outside of Japan. Going there isn't going to make learning it any easier. Plus, with it being pretty easy to "ge ...