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Native Japanese speaker tries the duolingo Japanese placement test [Native speaker tries #1]
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Native Japanese speaker tries the duolingo Japanese placement test [Native speaker tries #1]
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Whoa, this man’s liking all the comments! You the real OG, respect
Are you fall Japanese or half
ohhh, if one wants to learn japanese very well, use lingo deer, it’s better.
Duolingo really needs to step up their game with the Eastern languages
i had this too with my native language . i wanted an xp grab
but they translate things to literaly
I use duolingo as a refresher and reference more. it’s good for vocab but you really need a textbook for grammar, pronounciation, etc. genki and tae Kim’s grammar are great. thanks for this video!
haha funny hope they improve more
As good as duolingo is for language learning the japanese course needs more kanji i do the Japanese for English speakers and the english for Japanese speakers course. The latter is every useful for translating more complex Japanese sentences.
I always see a lot of people saying negative things about duolingo, but I don’t really understand how anyone can say that it’s “bad” in general.
It’s not perfect, but it’s the best way I know of to *start* learning a new language. Even if you complete every lesson on duolingo, you won’t be fluent. It’s not supposed to make you 100% fluent. It’s supposed to give you a good enough foundation to start learning from native speakers without too much trouble.
Bad things I can think of: The robot voice is not always pronouncing things correctly, and the grammar isn’t really “taught” to you. It’s mainly trial and error without the comments on each question to help explain why something is how it is.
But aside from that, it’s a great tool and it’s 100% free.
I took two years of Japanese in high school. I think for the most part this is good when you already know how to pronounce and speak the language somewhat. I know it would be hard to implement but it does not do anything for you as far as writing, strike order and I haven’t encountered any lessons containing kanji or katakana. The app is pretty fun though.
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