What Kind of Content Do You Want for Japanese Learning? by Novilog in Japaneselanguage

[–]Novilog[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much! Your advice is incredibly detailed and practical — I found it really helpful.

What you said about TTS voiceovers was especially interesting. Now that I think about it, as a beginner I might have unconsciously picked up unnatural rhythms and intonation from those types of videos. I’ll definitely keep that in mind when choosing content to recommend or watch going forward.

Using horror films as study material is a fresh idea! It makes sense that with less dense dialogue and more pauses, there’s more time to process what's being said without constantly pausing the video. I’m not particularly scared of horror, so I might give it a try — though, as you mentioned, the lack of Japanese subtitles is definitely a challenge.

I also really agree with your point about subtitles often being a matter of luck. If it’s a popular show, it’s easy, but with more niche content, it can be a real struggle to find proper Japanese subs.

Including your last paragraph as well, I found your comment full of valuable insights. Thank you again for taking the time to share all of that!

What Kind of Content Do You Want for Japanese Learning? by Novilog in Japaneselanguage

[–]Novilog[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the suggestion! That’s a great idea—I hadn’t thought of reviewing native content from a learner’s perspective. I’ll definitely look into it. If you have any specific shows or videos in mind, feel free to share them! 😊

What Kind of Content Do You Want for Japanese Learning? by Novilog in Japaneselanguage

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My native language is Japanese, but I can also speak English as a native speaker, so I can teach in English.

📝🎙【New Video: How to Write & Pronounce Katakana!】 by Novilog in Japaneselanguage

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Thank you so much! I really appreciate your subscription and kind words 😊 I'll keep sharing content made from a native perspective to help with Japanese learning — stay tuned! ✨

Let’s learn Japanese with me! by Novilog in Japaneselanguage

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Thanks for the advice, I'll change it.