1. learn radicals, 2. remember stroke orders by writing 3. learning commonly used kanji 4. anki flashcards 5. read as much as possible

@Ehh0.0

Жыл бұрын

Thanks you! I was looking for this comment

Since I read kanji, I can no longer read a long text without kanji. At first I found it hard but you just have to know the keys to understand the meaning. (like 映画 a camera and a canvas = movie or 雨 a window where we see the rain behind so rain) So yes, it's not the easiest part to learn, but it's the most interesting part of learning Japanese. Love kanji because their meanings are deep and they are beautiful letters.

@DetoNaGamerscom

5 күн бұрын

It shows why japanese/chinese people are so creative and dedicated, they write in abstract drawings XD

I didn’t have much opportunity to learn spoken Japanese so I concentrated my early efforts on learning Hiragana and Katakana. The rail system was in Hiragana with Romanji and curiosity got the best of me I would practice writing every chance i had in pre-internet darkness. I would get a lot of feedback by Natives noticing my efforts. I met a Japanese guy who spoke like a native - after growing up in America. Though he was 100% fluent, he told me that HE couldn’t read Hiragana, Katakana OR Kanji - however true that was!

Ive just found your channel and let me tell you, is awesome! My 2024 goal is to start studying japanese and your videos are very useful and motivational. Kepp up the good work! My greetings from México! 😊

hi sensei im form sri lanka im come to japan in next year 2024 i see vedio sensei i like

Reading manga that has furigana is also very helpful for learning kanji

You make learning a lot easier. Thank you !!! Keep up the good work Sensei

Thank you so much for the guidance 🙏🙏🙏

What an amazing explanation is that! :O

This will be the best channel to learn Japanese! U done a great job girl!

Wow. Thank you very much for this video! The last step blew my mind hahaha

Thank you for another wonderful lesson, Mochi Sensei.

yes yes yes i can do it guys

Thank u! U motivated me to learn Japanese even more

thank you it's very useful now im going to study N5

Wow, it's like learning Japanese with Hatano Yui...subscribed!

Useful and excellent lessons 👌✨

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

thank you✨

Thank you for another very helpful video, Mochi san. I didn't know that there are only 214 radicals. That is encouraging to know. Looking forward to learning them. Thank you!

thank you for providing such useful information sensei❤

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure!

Thank you for the video. I’ll get the magazine and have now subscribed as I like your presentation style (maybe not so much the music though!).

Thanks a lot! I'm currently learning japanese by myself and I didn't know the radicals could change form just like the water one, so thx a lot again! 😆

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

thank you for watching❤

@chewyihong5024

Жыл бұрын

Its like chinese character, we pronounce that as 三点水

I use obenkyo app for learning hiragana, katakana and kanji ❤

Right book for kanji radicals please 🙏

Hello Mochi Sensei! Otsukaresamadesssss!! In my opinion, kanjis are like to a giant library, just the study and repeatibility about then can bring us the learning! hahahaha Thanks for the tips! :)

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

arigatougozaimasu☺️

When I started learning kanji, I was confused by relatively a lot of strokes in them to memorize. But after some time I abstracted away from this to learning what "stroke chunks" they are comprised of. Now the main problem is that kanji are easy to learn, but at the same time very easy to forget. 🤣

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

true, if you don't use it or see it often, it's easy to forget😅try to read Japanese articles, books as much as you can!

@user-bv4jq6sm9t

Жыл бұрын

In order not to forget them, I review them regularly and I read a lot. The Best way for don t forget them, it s the shodō I think. (I don t practice it, but I like this art)

I also use another method sensei: I bought the same manga in japanese and my language (Italian) so i can try to read the sentence, and then use the translation to check. (I also use vocabulary to check if the translation is accurate 😅)

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

manga is a good material to learn, it's fun!☺️

This is cool

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

arigatou!

@leodin4483

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 Don’t say thanks to me, I’ll be the one who says thankyou to you because you share a lot.

@martin_elguy48xd42

Жыл бұрын

@@leodin4483 True

❤

hello at first thanks for your Useful and wonderful video i have a question that Do all kanji come from the shape they describe as otoko(男) did?

Thank you very much for the lesson, Sensei! Also, when I see you, I remember why Japanese women are the most desired in the world. Mochi sensei wa kawaii desu yo :)

love youu shiinaa saann, your video really always help me to learn more, this one especially make me wanted to go next step and learn KANJI, since i know hiragana and katakana, but i dont wanna learn kanji, but i want now ^^ Hope can meet you one dayyy !!!

Is there always Hiragana written in small under or above the kanjis ?

Japanese learners always love to complain about the kanji, but for those of us who learn Chinese there is nothing but kanji 😅

力 for Power 😈

Hello and thanks for the informations. I think the greatest problem for reading of kanji are the combination. For example. The kanji 大 dai is good to read. And I also saw 和 wa one or two times. But 大和　is not daiwa or so. It’s Yamato😅🤦🏼😂 Sometimes I think I will never understand this language 😅😂 Best regards and thanks.

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

that's right🥲but now you already know that 大和 conbination is read as やまと、just increase the amount of conbinations that you can read❤thats how it works for Japanese people too!

@Icewolf81

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 Thanks for the tip and the answer. Your point is good. 😅 But my disadvantage I started at about 40 not like the normal people in Japan in Preschool or Kindergarten 😂

@danielantony1882

Жыл бұрын

Names are not a good example to get discouraged by. Even Japanese people don't know how to read names.

👍🏼❤

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

❤

So can we actualy make a phrase with only kanji? Like why is there like for exmaple 3 kanjis and 6 hiraganas in a phrase i don't understand

Japan didn’t even have written language until the 4th century. That was Chinese characters with Hiragana and Katakana not appearing until the 9th century. I think that’s why Japanese speaking has greater importance than written Japanese. But what does a mono-glot American like me know?!

Mochi sensei where can I learn radicals??

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

kanji text book😊

My Japanese friend told me a word. Can you tell me what it means? It's not

Just use spaces with hiragana and there's no need to spend 12 years of school to learn how to read. Homophones are not a problem, Western languages have them as well and people don't speak in kanji anyway, but still understand each other. It's all about context, which anyway is something that Japanese preaches about.

Do the kanji has the same meaning as in chinese? I can't read chinese, but if I ask a chinese person to read it will it be the same?

@user-jd9sj1mq2b

Жыл бұрын

It's complicated. They can mean the same thing. They are usually read differently but sometimes read the same or some variation. Usually you can look at kanji and get a hint about what the word means. I can look at chinese texts and get an idea about what it's about, even though I can only read japanese. In chinese their characters are words in themselves usually (could be wrong). But in japanese, it's both. A single kanji could be a word, but so can also multiple kanji, it depends.

@TheOnyomiMaster

Жыл бұрын

Many of them are the same, but some of them are false friends meaning that they mean different (often related) things in Chinese and Japanese. For example, 手紙 means "letter" in Japanese but "toilet paper" in Chinese.

My friend told me this 愛してます

@user-ph8tz9zi3o

Жыл бұрын

Sweet

@ferqurry8248

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍By the way, what's your name?

@M3IJYU

Жыл бұрын

かわいい!🥺

もち先生、who cuts your video? 面白いだよ😹

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

myself, I always prepare what I want to say and memorize it before I film but this time too difficult😂so I cut it a lot😅

@martin_elguy48xd42

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 I was thinking that when I realized it

@urichlau1975

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 🥺お疲れ様でした〜〜〜　もち先生のビデオが大好きな😘　僕はビデオト映画を大学で教える🤓

Personally, I don't even bother studying Kanji directly very much. I think it's mostly a waste of time. Vocab is what's actually important. The characters come naturally once you learn the words they get used in.

Onēsan do you watch anime?

@martin_elguy48xd42

Жыл бұрын

Yes she does, if they’re young Japanese people there is a 99% they like anime

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

はい！I'm watching chainsaw man now!

@martin_elguy48xd42

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 すきですか？

@Dmitry_Timchenko

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 I'm almost an お爺さん, but I still love anime, I watched many dozens of TV series! And I wish to learn enough Japanese to watch anime without subtitles. BTW, there's a good site to watch anime and learn Japanese. Its name made of two words: アニメ and メロン. :)

Spaces. Hiragana with spaces and suddenly all the foreigners become literate 🎉

@ruhtrasenarfos

Жыл бұрын

What about the homophones?

@anna8282

Жыл бұрын

@@ruhtrasenarfos There are homophones in Western languages as well and we make it without kanji. People don't speak in kanji anyway, and you still understand what you hear. You get the jist from context.

I'm Chinese Canadian, I think it's good Japanese still use Kanji. Koreans do not deserve to use Kanji since they banned it.

ごめんなさい😔。お元気ですか、先生さん?

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

whyごめんなさい？ げんきですよ✨

@matejkostrhoun5079

Жыл бұрын

@@mochirealjapanese3430 It was ment to be reflection of the highest regards, madam. My 日本語 is not advanced for the answerness of your question. Please accept my apologies for that.

You are beautiful ❤️

@martin_elguy48xd42

Жыл бұрын

Japanese and Korean people are the most beautiful asians in my opinion

@mochirealjapanese3430

Жыл бұрын

ありがとう！