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Reading in a foreign language can be an intimidating task for any language learner, regardless of level. There will always be harder material to read. Extensive reading is a staple of language learning for a lot of people, and it is gaining popularity through the web. And what better way to kick off the new year than with a month of extensive reading?
Remember that reading challenge I gave myself?
Yeah…..about that…..
Well, here are the results:
Despite everything I heard in my early stages of learning Japanese, kanji is my favorite part of learning the language.
Recently inspired by someone I look up to as a language learner and translator, I’ve been even more intense about my Kanji studies.
I recommend the following TV shows for picking up some Kanji-related stuff you probably don’t know.
It’s about time I talk about the first book I read for my challenge.
ルート２２５by 藤野千夜（ふじのちや）
I’ve recently been really into tongue-twisters, known as 早口言葉 in Japanese.
They’re a surprisingly fun way to study and remember vocabulary.
Finally decided to finish the second half of Akira. It is now my favorite series. Also read the first book of my new reading challenge, so I’m going to write a post about it soon.
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