こんにちは my beautiful souls! A lot of you asked me what apps do I use to study Japanese and if i could make a post about resources, so here I am, with my new post about the apps that I use on a daily basis. I'm the type of person who likes to study languages through conversation with native speakers, through music and through learning apps more than buying a book with grammar exercises. Of course, it's important to study grammar, but try to use a fun way to learn it or you will

Hello, my lovely people! As promised, here are the websites that I use for studying japanese. japanese-lesson.com This website contains: 3 PLUS 1 CHARACTER SET: hiragana, katakana, kanji and jomaji. VOCABULARY: printable lists of words and phrases of different JLPT levels COURSES: character and conversational courses RESOURCES: PDF printables, videos, info about Japan, karaoke RIGHT SIDE OF THE WEBSITE: recommendations about music, book and anime www.tofugu.com This website c

Hello, my dear souls! ♡ I feel so motivated for writing today that I could write around 10 blog posts haha :D I hope you're all doing great and enjoying warm autumn days. Today I'm here to show you my #list 1 of Japanese movies that I've watched so far. SWEET BEAN (あん) 'Sweet Bean' was released in 2015. I've decided to watch it, simply because I liked the poster's background - Sakura. Movie itself is not for people who like action and some dramatic scenes happening through th

Happy Wednesday, my dear souls! ♡ Welcome to my lesson hehe! Today I want to share with you my tips on how to study Korean by yourself using different methods. Yes, you read that right...by yourself! QUICK LITTLE STORY BEFORE WE START I've wanted to apply on a course for Korean language at my university, but unfortunately they don't have it. It's really hard to find anything Korean here in my city if I'm honest, so I wasn't surprised, when I saw a list of languages they teach