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My first ever attempt at a bujo spread…

My books and notebooks for studying Japanese!

For physical textbooks, I use Genki, though only for school usually. I love Genki’s illustrations! Japanese Graded Readers are what I mainly use for reading practice right now. Almost done with Level 1 and will move on to 2 soon. Read Real Japanese looks like a great book, but it’s too hard for me at the moment. I just bought Yotsubato to try my hand at reading manga! And then we have A Dictionary of Japanese Particles, really handy in providing quick lessons on particle usages I’m unfamiliar with while reading.

The two notebooks for writing practice and notes have squared lines for Kanji practice. I got these at my local Kinokuniya!

Write 5 sentences per day in your target language(s)

Pick two films to watch in a target language and view each twice, first without subtitles then with them

Make 300 vocabulary flashcards or entries in your vocab journal (that only averages out to 10 words per day!!)

Use two weeks to write one short story, two weeks to write a personal essay. Aim for 1,000 words each, but don’t get frustrated if you end up writing a different amount (:

Take a page from a book or an article in your target language and make syntax trees to brush up on your grammar game

Read the full Wikipedia page on a language or language family that you know absolutely nothing about!

Memorize the words to 10 Disney songs in your target language

Get connected! Send 10 language-related asks to langblrs you follow that are proficient in your target language

Google “How I Learn Languages” and get prepared to channel the muse of other language learners

Transcribe one video in your target language

[#MONSTA_X] #MonstaX #Hyungwon #BoyFromACartoon Special Stage 160902 #MusicBank #IsItEasy Stage Complete 🙌 Thank you for the cheering #Monbebes! 🐢🌸💕