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You need to remember the readings .  \nDuo lingo: No . AI slop.  \n| 02 GRAMMAR Bunpro: Paid app, great for both grammar and vocab at any level.\u003Cbr>Genki: Up to N3, the most popular textbook.\u003Cbr>Tobira: N3-N2 . Good textbook to bridge the gaps between Genki and advanced Japanese .\u003Cbr>Minna no Nihongo: Entirely in Japanese, meant to be used with a teacher. | 03 READING\u003Cbr>NHK Web Easy:\u003Cbr>Furigana included, geared for JSL speakers .\u003Cbr>Childrens books: Simple Japanese, furigana included.\u003Cbr>10ten/Rikai champ:\u003Cbr>A browser extension that allows you to hover over a kanji and see its reading, meaning, and usage . | 04 DAILY JAPANESE / KUMAMOTO\u003Cbr>BEN\u003Cbr>Daily Japanese (School):\u003Cbr>ohayou gozaimasu Good morning. yoroshiku o negaishimasu Let’s work together.\u003Cbr>osewani narimasu I’m in your care . otsuka re sama Good work.\u003Cbr>osakini shitsurei shimasu I’m leaving first.\u003Cbr>Everyday Japanese:\u003Cbr>arigatou gozaimasu Thank you. sumimasen Excuse me, sorry. daijoubu Okay, it’s fine, I’m okay.\u003Cbr>-onegaishimasu-please . waka rimashita I understand, got it. etto, ano Um, so ... Sentence filler!\u003Cbr>Kumamoto-Ben\u003Cbr>umai-umaka replaces the ‘i’ in i adjectives\u003Cbr>gama dasu ganbatte d o your best! shonnaka It can’t be helped. atoze ki Close the door. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 05 JLPT STUDY PREP\u003Cbr>Levels: 5-1, N5 being the lowest level, and N1 being the highest level. N2 is generally the lowest level most Japanese companies would accept your Japanese to be .\u003Cbr>Test Contents: JLPT, depending on the level, can be split into two-three sections . The contents of these sections include, kanji, vocabulary, grammar, reading and listening.\u003Cbr>JLPT Textbooks to recommend:\u003Cbr>Nihongo-Soumato me N5-1 Shin-Kanzen Master N4-1 |  |  |\n| 06 JAPANESE LESSONS IN THE CITY Hana Japanese Language School: Highly reccomended, lessons are entirely in Japanese, one on one lessons based on your goals . 2800 yen an hour.\u003Cbr>Kumamoto City International Center: Volunteer led lessons for only 100 yen. Slightly more beginner oriented, but seating is assigned by skill level. Volunteer based, so quality can vary. |  | BONUS INFO\u003Cbr>For a very detailed guide, please scan the QR code! It’sa long presentation, but we worked hard on it. |","cbCaidp1eTLmb21G","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidp1eTLmb21G","pdf",1245684,"English","# 01 Kanji/Vocab\n# 02 Grammar\n# 03 Reading\n# 04 Daily Japanese / Kumamoto-Ben\n# 05 JLPT Study Prep\n# 06 Japanese Lessons in the City","[{\"question\":\"Which apps are recommended for learning kanji and vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"WaniKani is paid and most recommended to start from zero. Anki is free and supports user-created decks. Remembering the Kanji helps meanings but users still need to remember readings.\"},{\"question\":\"What grammar and textbook resources help at different JLPT levels?\",\"answer\":\"Bunpro is paid and supports both grammar and vocabulary. 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