Learning Japanese through Anime Is it really possible? If you do a search for “How to learn Japanese from Anime” online, you’ll find a lot of articles and videos. In some of them, people are arguing about whether or not it’s even possible. In others, somebody might be trying to sell you some obsolete, overpriced course. In this article, though, we’re going to look at a free, practical, step-by-step guide to learning Japanese from anime. Practical application of language-learning principles. Praise science!

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Moreover, development track of sprites can also be kept to stay in pace with the work and find if things are going well within time or not.

This is me and some Japanese friends and for all you know, we’re praising science. Deal with it. (Although, more likely, we’re just looking like idiots. But you know, it wasn’t my idea to wear those weird shirts or take ridiculous photos. So in a way, you might say that I’m the victim here.) Yes, it is possible. But let’s not be too quick to confuse “possible” with “easy.” Rather than try to convince you of whether or not you are actually capable of learning Japanese through anime, I’ll just lay out the detailed process of doing so, and you can decide for yourself whether you’re down for some anime study goodness or not.

How to Learn Japanese from Anime Many sections of this article are actually excerpts from the, my very own almighty-ninja-bossossity Japanese learning guide. Here’s an overview of what we’re going to look at in this post: [toc] Okay, okay, okay. Let’s get started. Learning through Anime: A Step-by-Step Process In this “learning Japanese through anime” guide, we’re going to look at a detailed process for putting all that crazy Japanese deep into your brain. Specifically, we’ll go over: • Learning every word of every episode (including how to do so).

• Systematically toggling subtitles. • Listening to your chosen anime. • Drilling each anime episode into your brain. Learn every single word of every single episode. This one’s kind of a bummer, because it requires a lot of work, but if you want to understand [your favorite anime], then you need to understand every word in that anime.

Maybe that sounds redundant, but I think that it’s something that I had a hard time accepting when I was still a beginner student of Japanese. I was more concerned about enjoying anime than I was about studying anime. As such, I had this lofty dream of magically understanding all of these rad shows just by toggling subtitles and “immersing” myself in Japanese.

Well, that didn’t work so well. Watching anime (in the traditional sense) does not teach you Japanese.