Kanji Pict-O-Graphix
KanjiPoster
Remembering the Kanji
Remembering the Kanji III
All About Particles
Japanese In Mangaland
Japanese In Mangaland 2
Japanese In Mangaland 3
Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication: A Self-Study Course and Reference
Mangajin's Basic Japanese Through Comics (Part 2)
Mangajin's Basic Japanese Through Comics Vol 1A lot of people wonder how they can get a native-sounding accent. The real question should be how to stop yourself from suppressing it. # Nothing is more damaging to your reading than attempting “100% conversion” in terms of SRS entry. Even 1% conversion is pushing it . # The idea of secretly having some amazing skill to be...
At the risk of stating the obvious, this post continues right where its predecessor left off. I enjoyed the mixed reaction to that previous post…it looks like maybe people who went through some flavour of the British school system have experiences closer to mine. Or, this may all just be a personal problem that I’ve overgeneralized. We’ll just have...
There’s so much I want to say on this topic. But it would take too long to put it all together, so I’m going to do what we always do here at AJATT — give it to you piecemeal. As with everything on this site, the advice here is just based on my personal experience. I’m not an expert....
The television is perhaps the most powerful language-acquisition device ever invented. # Don’t be hard on yourself. Ever. You have to treat yourself like a 5-year-old. Every little thing counts. Gold stars EVERYWHERE. # Often, rather than ask other people’s opinion on your idea, it’s better to shut up and just try it — let it fly or crash...
The television is perhaps the most powerful language-acquisition device ever invented. # Don’t be hard on yourself. Ever. You have to treat yourself like a 5-year-old. Every little thing counts. Gold stars EVERYWHERE. # Often, rather than ask other people’s opinion on your idea, it’s better to shut up and just try it — let it fly or crash...
In “the literature” (a lot of it very good literature, like Talent Is Overrated and The Talent Code), it’s often said that, you know, we need to do “deliberate practice”, meaning stuff that’s actually a little hard and painful for us. Through deliberate practice, we grow. The reason pros get good and amateurs don’t is because they don’t do...
Potheads, Planners and Players
New SilverSpoon Openings (Round 4)
LiveStation
NHK High School/NHK高校講座
Remembering the Kana
13 Secrets for Speaking Fluent Japanese
英語は絶対、勉強するな！２：不安が消える・疑問が打っ飛ぶ・マジでペラペラ
英語は絶対、勉強するな！：学校行かない・お金掛けない・だけどペラペラ
Making Sense of Japanese: What the Textbooks Don't Tell You
The Quick and Dirty Guide to Learning Languages Fast