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I teach a lot of Japanese on this channel through entertainment (anime, games, songs, etc.) But is that the best way to learn? It's a way to learn, but it should not be your only way of learning. Check out Japankyo, host of Japan Station and other cool things: https://www.japankyo.com/ Featured fanart by Bob Laurie (averagelyodd.wordpress.com) Yuta's channel: / yplusshow Video originally uploaded in 2020 Support me on Patreon: / sarahktranslate (I'm usually running a sort of translating course there for aspiring translators and/or advanced Japanese learners) channel art: upliftsquire.ArtStation.com Buy Genki 2 here: https://amzn.to/3nxEnGy (affiliate link - if you can avoid using Amazon, please do.) Buy Genki 1 and 2 together here: https://amzn.to/35Mwqah (affiliate link - if you can avoid using Amazon, please do.) Let's Translate Light Novels playlist: • Let's Translate Light Novels Intermediate Japanese Full Playlist: • Potential Verbs in Japanese ("Can Do X") |... If this is too difficult for you, try my Japanese For Beginners series here: • Japanese For Beginners (JLPT N5) Genki I Sing-Study Japanese playlist: • Sing-Study Japanese Watch Sailor Moon Learn Japanese playlist: • Watch Sailor Moon Learn Japanese Anime Translation Channel: / sarahktranslate Gaming Channel with Husband-kun: / @nekomancer666 Twitter: / sarahktranslate Disclaimers: all opinions are my own, sponsors are acknowledged. Links in the description are typically affiliate links that let you help support the channel at no extra cost. Please don't learn 100% of your Japanese from me! I'm a highly-experienced J-E translator and teacher of dance and theater, but a beginning level teacher when it comes to Japanese. It's also best to learn from a variety of sources (preferably native Japanese) and to hear the concepts explained by multiple people (again, preferably native Japanese). Here are some other great resources: Tofugu: https://www.tofugu.com/ Japanese Ammo with Misa: / japaneseammowithmisa Miku Real Japanese: / @mikurealjapanese Learning Japanese with Taka: / learningjapanesewithtaka