jouzu

引き続き頑張りましょうねー :)

あまり使われていないので、少し不自然です。それでも、読み方がわかったらいいと思います。

なんてきれいな手書き! よく頑張りましたね。お疲れ様でした。

That sounds like a lot of fun and good learning opportunities :)

All the best with your further studies.

Oh, very cool. I'm actually a native German speaker, so if you ever have a question, I'd be happy to help / correct your writing.

Yeah, I feel you. I've taken a similar approach with about 1.5h per day, but having a variety of activities to do each day. I usually do flashcards, writing a (quite) short text (see my post history) and if I still feel like it, watch some TV-shows, play games or read something. This way I can keep it relatively fresh and engaging.

Btw, what languages are you guys learning? (Is "guys" a gender-neutral pronoun yet? If not, what would you recommend?)

I'll take a look once I have some spare time 👍

I have not, as I think I lack the knowledge to create useful issues.

Not sure if this is related or not but when I was unable to open media files (that were stored on my SMB server) in VLC (also got permission denied) I solved it by installing "kio-fuse".

Hope you figure it out.

超面白いイメージ、これも学びたい、ありがとう〜

I'm not at that high of a level yet (maybe N3) but I personally use a dictionary (Takoboto, on Android) that can easily add words to an anki deck (granted they don't have audio but that's fine for me (and I already did a 6K premade deck with audio)).

I find new words through watching shows, listening to music or reading.

I also go to local meetups where I meet with other Japanese learners and I talk to a Japanese person weekly (in exchange for practicing English with them).

For grammar I watched most of Cure Dolly's Organic Japanese playlist.

For me this is a great combination and I think I'm progressing well.

Hope this helps.

Edit:

I'm also pretty much the sole poster over at lemmy.world's WriteStreakJapanese. Maybe consider writing something from time to time. I think it can greatly aid you in finding your weak-spots.

I think the diversification of your study methods and making habits out of things that would otherwise be too boring to do really help me stay motivated.

Feel free to ask away if you have any questions.