Day 4!
Kana practice
I found out about this website that is actually ultra-fast which would help with hiragana & katakana learning: https://itazuraneko.neocities.org/learn/kana
It basically just churns out characters after characters, and I got to choose which characters options that I can do, so my strategy has now shifted from doing just random all over the place to just finish a row at a time for Katakana. Hiragana is pretty much nailed, albeit when I try to read NHK news I'm like crawling, but that's pretty much expected for learning new language!
Kanji
Approached 75 kanji! List of characters below
Rethink of approach strategy
With no sign of the actual Minnanonihongo textbook in sight, I've decided to change my approach from learning grammar by the book, to learn grammar from this lady (that weirdly looks like an AI robot) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSvH9vH60Ig&list=PLg9uYxuZf8x_A-vcqqyOFZu06WlhnypWj
She actually does a fantastic job explaining the grammar using the train system euphemism which I've never seen anywhere else, but it just makes sense! Let's do 3 videos per day, and continue to take notes to move along. Notes for today:
Main car can also be invisible, that's fine.
は is not part of the core sentence. It stands for [as for] independently.
Immersion with Kimetsu no Yaiba
Looking forward to this the whole day lol. Basically: watch an ep with EN sub, watch it again with no sub, only picking up words here and there with the context provided in the previous watch session. Continue to do this for YT videos as part of immersion.
Slow steps! But everytime I think of surprising my Tokyo friends, it made me even more excited, so I hope that I can continue to stay positive!
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