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I tried learning Japanese a few years ago but stopped very early on. Now I’m trying again, starting from nearly nothing.
For some reading practice, I’m playing Pokémon Ruby in Japanese. I’ve also decided to use this to learn vocab since I have a lot of background knowledge on the game in English. The game is written only in kana, so when I’ve learned words, I’ve also looked up the kanji for them.
My first real word that I learned from playing was 種. I learned it mostly through knowing the context in english, but I still felt pretty proud of myself. Im excited for more of these moments to pop up.
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