Although you gotta be hyper-vigilant of any step or raised platform or someone'll yell "Shoes!" at you 😂

Also I made a free resource that goes into detail for all 80 of those kanji!

You can access it here:

65. 赤 red
66. 右 right
67. 百 hundred
68. 左 left
69. 休 rest
70. 林 grove
71. 森 forest
72. 雨 rain
73. 草 grass
74. 玉 gem
75. 竹 bamboo
76. 犬 dog
77. 耳 ear
78. 虫 insect
79. 糸 thread
80. 貝 seashell

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40. 車 wheel
41. 男 man
42. 天 heaven
43. 円 circle
44. 空 sky
45. 八 eight
46. 六 six
47. 校 school
48. 村 village
49. 白 white
50. 町 town
51. 足 foot
52. 四 four
53. 五 five
54. 音 sound
55. 石 stone
56. 早 early
57. 千 thousand
58. 九 nine
59. 字 character
60. 花 flower
61. 火 fire
62. 青 blue
63. 王 king
64. 七 seven

16. 手 hand
17. 入 enter
18. 学 study
19. 気 energy
20. 月 moon
21. 下 down
22. 立 stand
23. 力 power
24. 小 small
25. 十 ten
26. 金 gold
27. 夕 dusk
28. 名 name
29. 女 woman
30. 三 three
31. 山 mountain
32. 田 rice field
33. 二 two
34. 文 writing
35. 土 soil
36. 先 ahead
37. 水 water
38. 正 correct
39. 川 river

Btw if you want to join a community of Japanese learners you can join my Discord!

When I was immersing I'd spend HOURS every day calling with people and sitting in voice rooms.

b.) Tandem

This is another app for language exchange.

It's a bit more serious than HelloTalk, but I use both.

Hope you found these helpful!

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It'll read it out with native pronunciation and show exactly whether the pitch is high or low on each mora (syllable), so you can mimic it.

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a.) HelloTalk

This is kinda like Instagram but for language learning.

You can connect with people and do language exchange.

c.) MieruTone
https://www.mierutone.com/

I actually only came across this 2 days ago. It's an incredible resource for pitch accent.

You can look up the pitch accent of any word, or even paste in a Japanese sentence.

You can listen to podcasts in Japanese (including ones aimed at beginners).

Some of my favourites are:

- Bilingual News (half Japanese half English)

- Nihongo con Teppei (a guy talking about topics in an accessible way)

- NHK Radio News (perfect for daily news)

On your Japanese account you should ONLY watch Japanese videos - that way the algorithm will only show you Japanese videos.

You can watch videos on basically any topic. Including videos aimed at beginners. VERY useful.

b.) Podcasts

You can find TONS of public-domain Japanese ebooks on there.

Highly recommended if your Japanese is good enough to read books!

[Listening]

a.) Japanese YouTube

You can actually create a second YouTube account and easily switch between them.