番長

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Pro Spanish, French, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician and Japanese to English translator. N2 rated in 2018, took a couple of years off but am back on here again as the first step towards getting N1 rated.


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Feels good to see a veteran coming back, I also took a few years off, but I know enough to take on the N4 exam right now, However, I decided to start from square one just to kill time until Nihongo Master adds the rest of the lessons for the advanced lessons, as well as adding the expert lessons (N2 lessons) and the master lessons (N1 lessons). Make sure you smash that N1 exam.

1 year 3 days 16 hours ago デリウス

are u n1 yet?

1 year 1 month 3 weeks ago wayansam

JIMBO!!!!!

3 years 3 months 1 week ago Nihon Scope

Just wanted to let you know, we've got the manga now loaded properly on I Love Zero-Calorie Food lesson. We apologize for that. We're also having Aki look at the lesson, "I visited my grandfather" to see about improving it.

5 years 10 months 1 week ago Taylor

Wow! Wooooooow! Job well done on rising to the top! The entire Nihongo Master staff is cheering for you!

6 years 9 months 2 weeks ago Taylor

Well done on rising to the very top. You are now the no1 member.

6 years 9 months 2 weeks ago Beautymaid

Funny you say that, because I actually watched Shirokuma cafe not too long ago and I found the language to be easier in than it would be in other anime. Anyway, that sounds like some solid advice. I like reading manga a lot and don't mind if it's a slice of life or not too serious, so this is 2 birds in one stone. I'll try giving it a go sometime soon then! Thanks so much for answering, it's really appreciated and very helpful.

7 years 1 month 2 weeks ago Tariq

Thanks a lot for the in-depth answer! I noticed that watching anime is not too helpful to build more on vocabulary too, but it's great when you can understand a full scene (for me at least since I still don't know a lot). I haven't tried reading any manga in Japanese yet, but I plan to once I feel like my Japanese got good enough for that. I also always make sure to immediately look up words that I might've forgotten/new to me (even back when I was learning English as it's not my first language), but adding them to study lists seems like a really good idea. For now I'll focus on clearing all the lessons, but in the future I plan to do things like that :) Thanks again for answering!

7 years 1 month 2 weeks ago Tariq

Hello there Kenny. I have a question about your study lists if you don't mind. I noticed they are from anime, so I was wondering if you just gather the words yourself or if there is a place to get the vocabulary for a certain anime somewhere? I hope the question's not too stupid :p

7 years 1 month 2 weeks ago Tariq

The stage is set. I accept your challenge and let us enjoy each and every twist and turn that it brings. Through all the work - both fun and of course, the slog - may we, and all who strive to be a master of Japanese, succeed in our endeavours. Ganbatte!

7 years 3 months 2 weeks ago Uisio

番長 voted for Dennis's answer to Morgasaur23's question 'ao or aoi?'

5 years ago

番長 unlocked the drill 'Don't Tell a Lie! '

5 years ago

番長 completed the lesson 'To My Surprise, ...'

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番長 unlocked the drill 'I Don't Think So...'

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番長 completed the lesson 'Unlikely to do...'

5 years ago

番長 finished the quiz 'You Are Apt to Fail If You Don't Study!' and scored 94%

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番長 unlocked the drill 'Not to Mention!'

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番長 completed the lesson 'Not only....but also...'

5 years ago

番長 answered Genaro's question 'Correct sentence structure?'

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番長 answered Genaro's question 'When to use iru/aru vs desu?'

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