NativShark is my current favorite! Already posted elsewhere talking about it but I figure more people will read this and the extra comment helps the algorithm ☺
@@fmaylinch Nope, but "Ty's Take" is one on RU-vid. After having used it awhile I've liked it for building my base vocabulary but I'm careful not to take all the flashcards they give me (or archive older redundant ones) so I don't get too overwhelmed since they can give you a lot of cards and many subsequent cards have previously learned words in the sentences. When the renewal comes I think I'll move on instead to a Sentence Mining app (such as Migaku) and pair it with another app I recently found called Kanshudo, which might be worth looking into as well! I'd type more but it seems my previous comment was deleted so I could answer more questions if you'd like.
@@jakiru8783 thank you very much for replying even when yt deleted your comment! I have been there, I don't know why it deletes my comments frequently (and I know I should not write URLs) :) I've tried 20 lessons in NativShark and I'm liking it. Audios are a bit fast, but maybe it's better to get used to normal speech from the beginning. I guess I'll try Migaku and Kanshudo after I acquire some vocabulary and grammar. Thanks again for your recommendations. If you have any other suggestion for a beginner, I'd be glad to know!
For me I use wanikani ( and Tsurukame), kamesame, Bunpro ( different from bunpo) , Genki textbooks, Anki decks, and I see a Japanese tutor weekly-ish on italki. I think that is everything!
Thank you for your app recommendations! I’m going to Japan in May on a Working Holiday Visa. I’ve been studying for 3 years and I’m really excited about trying to talk the language more. Your videos are really comforting to watch as someone solo-travelling to Japan :)
Hi Allison!! Thanks for introducing all those great apps!! I'd love to know where I can find the Japanese learning communities. Hope to find someone who can practice Japanese with me together. haha
on my first days in Japan I would literally not dare to shop food without the camera feature on google translate lol. Didn't know about shirabe jisho, looks great! ❤
Kanji Study Poro is absolute King for Kanji, it's fun and you learn Kanji with Pictures, 100 a day is not a Problem with that, Kana pro for Katakana and Hiragana, well and the rest vocabulary, vocabulary, vocabulary. Grammer is the last thing and in one year you will learn japanese only by reading and watching Shows. *Good luck and dont give up 😉*
mine,too....I started to learn Japanese a while back, got to the point where I knew basic stuff such as greeting, counting to 10 and so on...then I stopped learning...maybe I really should go back to school lol
If you keep studying hard. By the time you are 75, you will be pretty fluent !!! Wonderful video. I am starting to use some of the apps you recommended. Very helpful. Thank you.
I'm super beginner level and am currently using MemRise and Ling. I think they're fun and a good help. I really need to spend more time learning hiragana, katakana and kanji. 😔
Your japanese speaking better than english fell by fell free hearing.It's a natural of foreign language who new language for along time when turn back to mother tongue feel stuck in using word grammar. We call it new language absorbed previous one instead.
@@TraitorPotater why? Isn’t USA a dream country? The best of the best????? A dream!! Opportunity??? And all the bla bla bla……. About the World super power, lol You nuked Japan!! Twice!!! What do you want from Japan now??? They hates you.
