Start Learning Japanese! （How to Self Study!)　日本語を学ぼう！

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tinyurl.com/p8p... ← Japanese Learning on iTalki!
tinyurl.com/n9s... ← iTalkiでの英会話レッスン！
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日本語の独学コツ！Showing Boomer how to teach himself Japanese.
☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★~*RESOURCES~*★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★
tinyurl.com/hpe... ← My Hiragana Chart
tinyurl.com/zjp... ← My Katakana Chart
tinyurl.com/hgm... ←Kana Flashcards
tinyurl.com/h68... 日本語90日 (Textbook)
tinyurl.com/zyq... ← Japanese from Zero (Textbook)
guidetoJapanese...　 ← Tae Kim's Guide to Japanese (Free Grammar)
iknow.jp　 ← iKnow
www.audacitytea... ← Audacity (keep an audio diary)
tinyurl.com/gro... ← Help with Learning Japanese
www.JAPANSchola... ←My website. :)
☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★~*GRAMMAR LINKS~*★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★
COPULA:
tinyurl.com/jy4...
BASIC GRAMMAR
tinyurl.com/b28...
ADJECTIVES
tinyurl.com/73a...
INTERJECTIONS
tinyurl.com/gpl...
ASK QUESTIONS
tinyurl.com/p8k...
DESCRIBE WHAT YOU LIKE/WANT
tinyurl.com/lp9...
COUNTING
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Social Sites交流サイト
/ kemushijp
/ kemushichan
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問い合わせ
Hello@KemushiChan.com　（ビジネスのみ）
KemushiFan@gmail.com　（その他）
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Topics in this video: 外国人　日本　独学　英会話　語学　海外の反応　Foreigners in Japan　Culture Shock Life in Japan Speaking Japanese The JLPT　Self Study Teach Yourself Japanese

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@centuryfiles9558 4 года назад

My brain: don’t My brain: you better not Me: Me: *OK BOOMER.*

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

Here's one more tip if you're just starting out: When you start building your study plan, start by visualizing what you think you'll actually need to live your life.. in Japanese. For example, when you first meet a Japanese speaker, what do you think you'll have to do? Just like with your first language, you'll need to learn how to (1) introduce yourself (2) explain what you like (3) maybe explain why you like Japanese or (4) explain how long you've been studying. Think through a real life situation where you met someone and what that conversation looked like. Now, figure out how to do that in Japanese! For everyone, a good place to start is a jikoshoukai (Self introduction). Good luck! :)

@ninjamaikeru 8 лет назад

this is so awesome I never though about learning like that, I tend to try to study the resources my teacher give mexD I was losing my hiragana because of not reading a lot, but once college ends I'll do those steps and hopefully at the end of I can build a conversation! Thank you for this tips and your friend is funnyxD

@DrDogs212 8 лет назад

Same XD

@martinasuryana7960 6 лет назад

There are a few components to studying Japanese online . A place I found which successfully combines these is the Fergs Magic Blueprint (check it out on google) without a doubt the most incredible resource that I've seen. Check out all the interesting info .

@calebkelly7813 5 лет назад

i have to make flashcards for my friend! oof

@james3003 7 лет назад

Why is this channel so incredibly underrated? Nearly no one has broke down a strategic way of learning a language. If this isn't your full time job, I have no idea why it shouldn't be. I wish you the best of luck in your future; you have gained a life time subscriber.

@JapanesewithHanako 8 лет назад

This is very neat and nice video!

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

Hey guys! I've added English and Japanese subtitles, but I'd love your help adding other languages, too! Here's the link: tinyurl.com/j7ppuns

@luisalbertodiaz8138 3 года назад

I've been studying teaching yourself to speak Japanese and found a fantastic resource at Fergs magic blueprint (check it out on google)

@christianguywithhellavitch1391 5 лет назад

Wakarimasen

@a04Xavi 6 лет назад

What's that animal called Boomer? I want to have one at home.

@三浦あかり-g6i 4 года назад

You should use SNS! Especially, I recommend treasureinjapan_official (Instagram account) to improve your Japanese 💛

@kianagreen9796 8 лет назад

やた！！

@らっこ-v8l 4 года назад

I’m Japanese Japanese is difficult even for japanese Please do your best to study Japanese

@nippo5927 4 года назад

ありがとー、がんばります! 🇮🇹❤️🇯🇵

@oneeyewitch 4 года назад

I'm going to Japan in april. I've started to learn Japanese so when I go I can talk to people and have the basics

@k1n095 4 года назад

Its super hard I started learning it when I was 10 I'm 11 now at least I have an entire cover station now but I'm not fluent ;(

@waryful3 4 года назад

@@k1n095 10... damn im only 90 days in

@lostallvision 4 года назад

@@k1n095 I'm 13, but all i know how to do is read Japanese, which I'm proud of.

@Dibxmonkey 8 лет назад

I'm really trying to pay attention to Loretta, but Boomer is staring straight into my soul D: .... ;D

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

+Diben Gaming I asked him what he saw when he looked into your soul and he said, "hmm... not sure." :( He may need to look again.

@Dibxmonkey 8 лет назад

+KemushiChan ロレッタ I wouldn't waste the time. He might be looking forever! haha

@pencilonpaper1026 6 лет назад

Ikr He's just looking at you with dead eyes.

@VladTepesh409 5 лет назад

We've got a fellow student in one of our Japanese classes who has that same / similar style of body language. He's also very quiet, though. Boomer, on the other hand definitely projects his voice. Though...that gaze...mesmerizing. I get the sense of slight hesitation, possibly uncertainty and a little apprehension while still have courage in moving forward. Might not just be because of learning Japanese, but possibly didn't know how to behave in front of the camera, didn't know not to stare straight into the camera with the gaze of a hawk stalking its prey. O_O Brings back memories of when I was visiting Japan for the first time with only 3 months of Japanese under my belt.

@jpmxq5347 7 лет назад

I can't even start a conversation in English never mind another language.

@hallesutherland8404 7 лет назад

LOL XD *dead* same

@piyalisr6483 4 года назад

BAngTaN tEA Annyeong Army! 💜

@piyalisr6483 4 года назад

BAngTaN tEA It’s so nice to see ARMYS everywhere! ㅇㅇ

@crusader2603 4 года назад

Same tho lmao

@ティッシュ 2 года назад

草

@lemonhead2143 8 лет назад

I feel like that guy, now knows every horrible thing ive done in life.

@jjejet 8 лет назад

Boomer is staring into another dimension *__* much apathetic very stoned so wow ♥

@BrandanR 8 лет назад

Would you ever consider doing a similar video for intermediate or advanced learners? Like for people who need some tips on how to push their learning further after getting over the initial learning curve? great video as always ;)

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

Portuguese (Brazilian) subtitles are now available! Thank you to Mochigome 5521 for all of your help! (You can submit your own language subtitles here: tinyurl.com/j7ppuns) Thank you everyone!

@PauloHenrique-wn3pb 6 лет назад

本当にありがとう、字幕があれば本当に助かるよ。

@duramirez 6 лет назад

I appreciate it, but i find it easier to learn from English, although i am a Brazilian. For some reason my brain learns things better in English than it does in Portuguese, perhaps it's something to do with the the fact that i will pay more attention than i would in my native language. :-D Having said that, i am still struggling to find the best way for me to engage in Japanese, i often find myself frustrated and confused. :-(

@Onionbagel 8 лет назад

I'm gay for Boomer....

@negritaamara4216 8 лет назад

oh my 😂😂😂

@maidros85 8 лет назад

+Zoink foo Does he have a YT channel? I just need something where I can watch him all day... For my Japanese studies. >_>

@negritaamara4216 8 лет назад

Maidros Fëanoron "it's for science"

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

+Maidros Fëanoron Coming soon! ヽ(・∀・)ノ

@maidros85 8 лет назад

Σ（・□・；）　まさか！

@MyLifeJapanTV 8 лет назад

Loretta, your videos have a signature production style and vibe that I really like. That's some skill set you got there! Keep up the good work!

@KennieJD 8 лет назад

Thanks so much for this!!!! I am going to start taking Japanese classes in the fall. So I wanted to get some foundations out of the way beforehand.

@jefui1 8 лет назад

omg goals korean and Japanese you go.

@KylaeighA 7 лет назад

Kennie J.D. 켄니제이디 Wooah, are you planning on learning Chinese as well in the future? It's more like English syntax wise though so that might be difficult with your Korean mindset of word organisation.

@AR-oc2cl 5 лет назад

Hey Kennie *waves*. What happened with the Japanese?

@jacinthlilly3148 3 года назад

Omg its kennie hey

@colinmacsherry 3 года назад

Its been four years, are you still studying?

@cakeswithfaces 8 лет назад

I used a similar plan to start learning kanji - at the start of the year I set the aim of learning 1 kanji per day using Moekanji flashcards, then by the end of March I'd learnt all of grade 1 (80 kanji). It worked! :-)

@hurrelled 7 лет назад

It's very distracting how handsome he is, I can't concentrate on the video!

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

The results are finally in! Here's the video to see how Boomer did after 5 months: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A3xPKr4nICs.html

@TheWipal 8 лет назад

boomers eyes are soooo pretty 😄😄ヽ(*⌒∇⌒*)ﾉ

@internationallyME 8 лет назад

Wow another amazing video! Legit advice! And Boomer is fricking awesome! :D

@JamieDanger 8 лет назад

Jesus, those triceps...

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

+JamieDanger ^_~

@sophieeruokwu9816 7 лет назад

:-)

@centuryfiles9558 4 года назад

The thirst 😂

@makasu60 8 лет назад

Hahaha!! I just laughed so hard!!! Boomer's faces is just crazy hilarious lol. 頑張ってブーマーさん！俺も最初に日本語すごい難しかったけど、俺ってずっと頑張って上手になってきたんや。俺できたから、ブーマーもできるぞ～

@seoulmate1360 8 лет назад

Where did you buy those flashcards? I need smth like Higher Intermediate to Lower Advance vocabs

@newagehero9605 7 лет назад

Seoul Mate same

@ASMRJapan 7 лет назад

Boomer is much more videogenic than I would have imagined!

@Mira-wk2ro 5 лет назад

Thank you for this. I love the Japanese culture for a long time, even korean, too! (But mostly Interested in Japanese lol.) I love their culture, food, clothes, ect. They’re so respectful and they’re all so.. yeah. *BEAUTIFUL.* The schools are cool and everything there is amazing. I’m trying to learn Japanese, I know some small words, but I want to learn full Japanese. This kinda helped me get started and work. Your pronunciation is also amazing!

@HelloHello-wi3vp 5 лет назад

ミランダMiranda I don’t wanna be that person really, but just so you know, Japan has it’s flaws too. It is a fascinating country, but it’s not perfect. Still, good luck with learning! :)

@duckoverheaven9262 4 года назад

Konnichiwa

@luxtato1225 8 лет назад

What would your advise be for someone who is shy and has a hard time speaking out loud when studying?

@elusnuga 8 лет назад

Hi. Are you actually planning to go to Japan and live there? If not, you don't have to focus on speaking that much in my opinion. I have been studying Japanese for 3-4 years and my main goal is to be able to read anything. (I'm a bookworm) I can read manga/novels with furigana or without furigana if the language is simple. My second goal is to be able to understand what I hear. I watch Japanese youtubers, dramas etc. I can understand pretty well if the topic isn't too difficult or something I'm unfamiliar with. Then comes writing (I like writing) and the last, speaking. I can communicate with a native speaker well enough (I have Japanese friends online) I have never talked to one though. I don't mind because that's not my priority. Just wanted to share my experience and thoughts. I hope I helped 😊 Good luck with your studies

@nau_isthetime 8 лет назад

ブーちゃん、かわいい笑早く日本に来てほしい！友達になりたいよ

@Flastew 8 лет назад

Very cool points. I love "Japanese from Zero", I was struggling to learn hiragana then I got that book. It was fun and fast and it took, I was able to remember. Thanks for the cool video.

@jorgeaura2890 4 года назад

Ok Boomer

@Sylarr 4 года назад

Ok boomer

@あいうえお-o4w8u 5 лет назад

日本出身のバリバリ日本人挙手🙋

@黒歴史 4 года назад

草ァ

@Sandglass-yz5iz 3 года назад

最初の返信者がおいカスと酷い言葉を投げつけていますが、そのコメントは編集済みとなっています。つまり、相手に文法の誤りを指摘したが自分も文法に誤りがあって直しましたと言う笑いです。日本ではこれをボケと言います。日本には言葉と言葉の間に別の意味があるが、それを言葉にしないという文化があり、これを空気を読むといいます。日本語を学ばれる方にとって、言語以上にこの空気を読むという文化が非常に困難な道にさせると思いますが、是非頑張って習得していただきたいと思います。

@earlcielphantomhive. 2 года назад

何ですか?

@折り紙の妖精 2 года назад

今更挙手🤚

@simplymelody7381 2 года назад

I just stumbled upon this video since I decided just last week that I genuinely want to learn Japanese, I already speak English and French fluently so why not add another to the list. My main reason being I wanna watch anime with no subtitles but also because I am so fascinated by Japanese culture and want to travel someday. I’m gonna get that Japanese from zero and start from there.

@kemushichan 2 года назад

You've got this!!!!

@seriestv2989 5 лет назад

Right, flash cards, hiragana, katakana, ok, fine ! But how about reading sounds that you do not understand the meaning of.... So stupid !!! I can read katakana, but what if I do not know the meaning, what is the point ????

@aylinfrzn5865 5 лет назад

What’s the first book an absolute bigginer can you for learning Japanese? BTW I love your videos

@xunidraws 4 года назад

Ok boomer (i had to okai? xD) All jokes a side, Good video!

@Pocketstash 8 лет назад

I need a teacher or Japanese speaker to talk to to help me so bad but I'm horrible at keeping conversations even in my own language >o

@slylover123 8 лет назад

this is great advice im learning Korean and I've learned the alphabet and over 1000 words but I forgot how to teach myself how to introduce myself haha

@AllAboutNaija 8 лет назад

Is your boyfriend going to finally move with you to Japan? I need those flash cards for Korean.

@fresalattae3301 8 лет назад

thats not her boyfriend

@kemushichan 8 лет назад

:) He has a different title, actually. :) Eitherway, update video coming in a few minutes!

@gabi.a 7 лет назад

KemushiChan ロレッタ What is "he has a difrent title" suposed to mean? (sorry, maybe my English isn't good enougth... haha)

@stefaniaogun9268 6 лет назад

Gabi A. Means it not her boyfriend but something else

@uzachiwaasobitai5260 4 года назад

@@stefaniaogun9268 bro ur reply game is so slow

@thsudy 4 года назад

I needed this

@sukiyakitabetaina 4 года назад

ちなみに、日本の若者は笑った時など、面白いと思った時に文末に「笑」や、「w」や、「草」を付けるんですよ。

@miateorr 4 года назад

Ok boomer

@Atamayama 8 лет назад

日本語の勉強頑張って下さい！5ヶ月後が楽しみですね！分からないところは、強力な助っ人ロレッタさんがついてるから安心ですね！自分も英語勉強中なので頑張ります、ブーマーさんも頑張って下さい、応援してます！(o゜▽゜)o

@ジョウドなの筍 3 года назад

調べられるぜ

@kiyahborders4017 8 лет назад

On iTalki, is it free if not... how much????

@KagiJPN 3 года назад

日本語の発音うまい！

@ゆきがすごい 4 года назад

賞味期限🤣

@Mikeyyyy 5 лет назад

kemushi got pretty eyes

@yaram8898 6 лет назад

Boomer looks like Craig from Degrassi TNG

@jesavius 3 года назад

Okay... going to implement KemushiChan's study tips and follow Boomer's Five-month timeline to be able to speak Japanese. I'll respond to my comment on 06/18/21 in Japanese. Wait? That's a couple of days before my birthday! Being able to speak Japanese would be an awesome Birthday present!!!

@stephenevans5851 5 лет назад

The five month follow-up video is here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A3xPKr4nICs.html

@長谷川緑-b7n 8 лет назад

日本語の説明がありがたいです。英語の勉強頑張るぜ‼︎

@marcelarodrigues6174 2 года назад

Im an brazilian fluenty in English and I want to learn Japanese also, thank for your video!

@alessandro7869 3 года назад

I was searching for videos on how to start learning japanese, but when i heard your Italian accent, as a Italian, i found it really good. hope u kept studying the language haha

@WhatReallyMatters-737 8 лет назад

Love this learning video. I want to learn Japanese. Thank you KemushiChan

@fadope1612 7 лет назад

I want to buy a book so I can learn Japanese. Is Japanese from Zero a good/the best choice?

@0chrischris 7 лет назад

It looks shady ngl, called Japanese from Zero but starts on book 1...what other lies are they telling you?? :0

@sophieeruokwu9816 7 лет назад

You like so much like me, well, an older version of me. I've always wanted to go to Japan, but your face.....my future self...

@ChristopherCricketWallace 5 лет назад

This is the best video on the topic of learning a language that I've ever seen. It's strategic and aggressive while still sounding somewhat possible. 100/100

@kawaiinekochan3917 7 лет назад

Boomer is too CUTE even if he is quiet.

@esatoonk1808 6 лет назад

日本語の事を知ってもらえるととても嬉しいです！

@JanineA 8 лет назад

I feel motivated after watching this! :D

@ihaveagunbcuzyes8106 4 года назад

I'm fine with hiragana and katakana but kanji is pure hell

@matthewdavis9437 4 года назад

Pretty sure you mispronounced copula.

@Volleyball210 4 года назад

im pretty proud people are learning our launguage and culture

@zwwx2142 3 года назад

Me siento perdido en el Japones que libro de gramática me recomiendan amigos.

@dumalun8388 3 года назад

It is obviously a paid promotion and you should say so!!!

@JonBear 6 лет назад

This is useful! And I live in Japan and speak Japanese daily. I thought to make similar content

@mille5695 4 года назад

ロレッタ先生ほんとすごいと思う！！🥺💖 私もコーチして〜

@ylangylang1088 4 года назад

you have no idea how jealous I am of you

@hunxue7778 7 лет назад

unrelated, but I feel cool now cause we have the same shirt! :D

@itsourtubenow9729 4 года назад

I thought myself English, so this shouldn't be that hard, specially because the grammar and structure is very similar to my native language.

@moonjaejuice8814 4 года назад

English grammar is similar to Japanese grammar????

@marlailleannacalizo2384 2 года назад

Hi!! Do you do online tutoring for nihongo?

@りょが-z6k 6 лет назад

日本人と話すのが一番エエぞ❗ 日本人より

@simondesu1 5 месяцев назад

I'm so happy to see Kemushi Chan's success. I came across her vid's many years ago when she was still struggling to learn Japanese herself. Her difficulties and frustrations totally paralleled my own. I remember her saying one sentence in an early vid that I thought useful for my life in Japan, and that she said so fluently, that I wrote it down and then practiced saying it in front of a mirror, to the man in the mirror (me), till I could say it without thinking　ー　毎日勉強しだけどすぐに忘れちょうよ。 10 or more years later it still comes out without having to think. Perhaps not the most useful sentence (lol) but it's an encouraging comeback for some my English students who have difficulty remembering English words or phrases. I found that a great practice, by the way - saying a sentence or pattern over and over till you can say it fluently without thinking. Important that you say it to someone or something otherwise you're just saying it "in your mind." Anyway, great work Kemushi san. A great encouragement and resource for us learners.

@kemushichan 5 месяцев назад

You just made my Friday 😭❤️

@AndyLifeInVideo 8 лет назад

Good luck, Buu-chan :D

@soo.ngii- 8 лет назад

こんいひは。I am Ryanboy and I am currently studying Japanese. I Currently can Wright, speak, and read ひらがな。I don't know any katakana, but I am currently working on that. I would like to ask you how long you have been studying Japanese and what you used to study Japanese such as apps, books, and etc. I just found your channel and I am already in love with it. I also would like to know when to use hiragana, katakana, and Kanji. ありがとう。Good Luck!☺

@ericcoombs 4 года назад

Boomer should be a pro now! 😁

@niarbriar5097 3 года назад

7:40 question!! New self-study learner myself, right now. I notice a lot how more natural-irl Japanese adds a quick- particle?- A sound at the end of a sentence. And I never see or hear that in any lesson or study programs that l learn from. So. A study program will introduce ございます, but anytime l hear this in, say, an anime or irl video, there's that added した (And this happens for other phrases too, like お願います　versus お願いしました). What's the purpose if this in the context of when (why?) you do and do not use it. Does it have different meaning/rules, or is it just- a more casual way of speaking that's not so much taught in "formal/strict" learning programs? ...hopefully that question makes sense. Any help is appreciated.

@kemushichan 3 года назад

You mean...past tense?

@pencilonpaper1026 6 лет назад

PRACTICE

@tha1andonly171 6 лет назад

He's staring into my soul...

@suckkmycandles 8 лет назад

dude is that your boyfriend???

@maidros85 8 лет назад

+ゆき No, man, that's just Boomer. lol

@tsuiheta3435 7 лет назад

cathy い

@michelleibay 7 лет назад

Thank you for the video and tips! (: I took my first Japanese class last semester, but I'm not able to take one coming up. I've been practicing over the summer & feel pretty good with reading & writing & ok with talking, but I was wondering if you had any tips or resources for listening?? I struggle the most with this and to be honest I rarely see Japanese people where I live so I'm not able to practice talking to one :(

@AndyLifeInVideo 5 лет назад

Since I'm gonna be studying abroad in Tokyo in a couple months, I gotta get back on the 日本語グリンドウ!

@kizzy3563 6 лет назад

My timeline is about a year. I'm hoping to get into the JET program next fall... so I've just finished memorizing hiragana and I'm about halfway through katakana... long road ahead!

@tsuchiryu9566 8 лет назад

A good app is Kana Mind. I learned the kana in like a month or less. Check it out!

@CallmeKira 4 года назад

BOOMER! Stop it!!! I just cant handle it.... *Boomer keeps staring into my soul*

@橘和希 6 лет назад

hello! I am Japanese and I don't need to study japanese tho but I have a friend who want to learn Japanese .I am glad to find your video because I can teach Japanese use this video as a reference !

@チェリーブロッサム-g3f 8 лет назад

I know the reason why Loretta can improve foreign languages steadily.

@carllouiefruylan9889 4 года назад

Konnhiwa.. Actually i looking to have a exchange language partner especially nihonjin. For the improvement of my japanese conversation..please help

@MegKonrad 8 лет назад

Seeing all the textbooks reminded me of when I was learning Japanese in school and the textbooks were all manga-ized and easy. あぁ〜懐かしくてまたあの頃に戻りたいなー！

@takeyoshix 7 лет назад

Throw in [Naruhodo ne!], [Sokka?], [Shiraneeeee na....] and/or [uzendayo---!!!] every now and then and you are all set!

@CarAmeL624 8 лет назад

A quick way I learned Hiragana and Katakana was using the "Learn" apps in the Android Play store (i think it's available for iOS as well). Really drilled me on recognition of the kana but also how to say them. 👌👍

@gizelop8481 3 года назад

Good luck

@shaneizlame 4 года назад

Ok boomer

@mariog8297 4 года назад

Ok Boomer

@captain6692 7 лет назад

I hate katakana

@Vic7_MvVzNZGzH4rqrp3urTE 4 года назад

this is fun to watch at 2am at night in the UK 😂 and won't sleep soon as then have DBS to watch, watch new Japanese teaching video by cute Sensei risakojasmine 🙈🙈 when will I sleep? 🤣