#languagenotes

[natalieinkorea]

🌠 2 videos with Misa せんせい and it’s like several chapters of my textbooks combined! The video about い/な adjectives really helped me be able to produce sentences on my own. It was explained in Japanese from Zero really well, I just couldn’t get the info to stick for some reason (maybe because I had a cold then 😅). The video was 10 minutes and was super helpful. Yay for Misa Sensei!!! Thanks to those who mentioned her videos in their stories~ 💖💫 (2 posts in a row?! Let’s hope this week continues to be productive🙌🙌🙌

[natalieinkorea]

💫 今日の勉強: Started chapter 2 in Genki! Reviewed the grammar points and dialogue, And I learned what ~ね and ~よ do in a sentence so that makes me happy ☺. These chapters feel really long! so I’m breaking it up and will do the practice sections later. I’m hoping to finish the first Genki book within the first quarter of 2020, which should be very feasible! Just giving myself permission to take it slow during the cold season 🍪☕~ 😆 even though it looks crazy I do use all my stationery for different things, like sticky notes for tabs or colored pens to differentiate parts of a sentence etc. And they just end up everywhere on my desk by the end 🤷‍♀️💗 teehee! Guess my genki color pallette is orange and pink

[lzstudie]

It's my first time learning a foreign language. I honestly don't know where to start. I plan to study the lessons in advance so I can catch up with my classmates. Most of them have backgrounds in chinese and Im afraid I will fall behind.