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i am no Teacher, but i could give you some tips ! ok so number 1, When you read lessons, Always take notes about what you've learned from that lesson so the next day if you feel tired and dont want to pay a visit to Nihongo Master, you can study from the papers you wrote down on from the prevoius lessons you did! number two, try to do as many drills you can . even if you get some wrong, dont give up and try again. also dont ever avoid drills for to long. they'll come back for you still waiting for you to do them. also at every end of a lesson, there are practice words. write the practice words down and try to repeat them without looking at the actual word. also pratice pronouncing the practice words as well. that will help alot too. if you want to pratice pronounciation, click play on the pronounciation button and listen to it a couple times then write down how you hear it pronunced.~ i hope i helped you out!
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Use it, use it, use it! The best way to learn Japanese (or any language) is to use it! Try speaking in the chat with people in Japanese, talk to yourself in Japanese... anything! Just put the Japanese you learn to use and you will not only retain it better, it will make more sense.
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You could always make note cards so you can study with a friend or by your self. They've helped me alot when learning languages.
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