みんなさん お元気ですか?‼︎ とても恋しい! ポストが遅くて、ごめん🙇♀️ これは私の30日のチャレンジに一番好きなさくぶんでした。自然についてでした。 私は30日のチャレンジからレッスンを共有します。しかし私は英語でそれを言わせてください :D 🇯🇵 🌦🌦🌦🌦🌦 🇬🇧 Hello, everyone!! How’s going on?!! I really miss you all 🙀😽😸 I’m sorry for the late post. This is my favourite writing practice of my 30 days challenge. It’s about nature (actually it’s more likely a story of a squirrel lol) ✌🏻😹 I’d like to share the lessons from my #30dayschallenge but please let me say it in English hehe 😁✌🏻 I just finished my Japanese 30 days challenge during July. So, I said before on my instagram story that I realised I could have my brain thinking as the native of my target languages. It happened once I had a chitchat with my native Russian friend on tumblr. I asked her about a particular rule in Russian pronunciation. She explained anything and pointed out that even Russian are never thinking about how they say some words! It’s just coming out naturally as they talk in their own language. And I came to think, would it be possible if we think as the way a native does? As I’m learning Japanese N4, I just already studied about the polite form of some verbs. I noticed that I learned the polite forms separately from the normal and any other forms before (ーます、ーです、ーた、ーて、ふつけい forms, etc). This is a sample case, if you’re learning Korean, you’ll learn the forms of vocabulary at once. You gotta know, let’s say 도마와, and you’ll learn the word 감사합니다, 고맙다고, and so on. All at once... so, you can choose which one you’d probably use to talk with the one who’s older than you or the one who’s younger, based on the context and who you’re talking to. In Japanese, it’s actually the same... the difference is only the way we study the vocab forms. By knowing the context or situation and getting the vocabulary in context, I tried to think as the native. I mean, when I try to say something in Japanese, I say to myself that I’m Japanese, don’t think about how to form a word, just say it naturally. The thing is... let myself make mistakes and get somebody correct me. It can be your teacher, friends or anyone. Just like this writing practice. I learned many things by making mistakes. So, don’t be afraid of making mistakes and think that you’re a native of that language! And I’m so glad there are langblr, studyblr, langgram, studygram, polyglots communities and many more, who will be very welcome and helpful in learning the languages. So, let’s share more about anything! A simple thing can be much inspiring for somebody :) And thanks in advance for always being my inspiration! You’re all awesome 😎👏🏻💎💚💙