AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW OK, so the reasons this website is being written as blog are (1) because it’s fashionable: I mean, even your grandma probably has a blog (2) because, through your kindness, I can earn some cash, and (3) because it’s easy to grow a lot of content incrementally. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s a lot of range. What’s exciting to me about this is that it has links to

SRS-LESS LEARNING

“Your only principleshould be to have no principles.” ~ Robert Greene. SRS changed my life. I love SRS.Read Nutshell, and you’ll find that a third of the material (at this writing) is about SRSing.But as much of an SRS Flatlander as I am, I know, intellectually, that not everyone has to love it or need it.That’s why when an AJATTeer named Chuck Z (whose intellectual close friends HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS My favorite part about the forums is the sharing of free Internet resources. Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! HOW TO LEGALLY MURDER SOMEONE (IT’LL MAKE SENSE) This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW OK, so the reasons this website is being written as blog are (1) because it’s fashionable: I mean, even your grandma probably has a blog (2) because, through your kindness, I can earn some cash, and (3) because it’s easy to grow a lot of content incrementally. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s a lot of range. What’s exciting to me about this is that it has links to

SRS-LESS LEARNING

“Your only principleshould be to have no principles.” ~ Robert Greene. SRS changed my life. I love SRS.Read Nutshell, and you’ll find that a third of the material (at this writing) is about SRSing.But as much of an SRS Flatlander as I am, I know, intellectually, that not everyone has to love it or need it.That’s why when an AJATTeer named Chuck Z (whose intellectual close friends HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS My favorite part about the forums is the sharing of free Internet resources. Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! HOW TO LEGALLY MURDER SOMEONE (IT’LL MAKE SENSE) This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW OK, so the reasons this website is being written as blog are (1) because it’s fashionable: I mean, even your grandma probably has a blog (2) because, through your kindness, I can earn some cash, and (3) because it’s easy to grow a lot of content incrementally. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW ok,about the japanese and it tells me lots and lots of information about different kinds of japanese.i really love it.also,when you make tell what is the meaning,you can give examples write stories with it.so,when you are writing about 10,000 sentences,1.you can tell us how do you use it in japanese,2.also write how do you say it in

japanese.

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning English), and because people who learn one new language tend to be greedy for more HOW TO LEARN AND REVIEW KANJI USING AN SRS For reference purposes, let’s discuss how one would learn kanji (meaning and writing only) using an SRS. It’s quite simple, really. The question section (the front of the “SRS electronic flash card”) contains the keyword (core meaning) of the kanji and the mnemonic story that links the structural components of the character to the keyword — and also pictures, if desired. ON INPUT | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME Here is a really cool post about the need for input at bilingualmente.It’s right on the money with the problem of thinking in your base language instead of in your target language, and how to

solve it.

BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject. THE LAZY KANJI KENDO MOD I’m about a week away from finishing up my Kanji using Kendo’s method. I tried the normal Heisig method originally, but between my own acting like a hare instead of a tortoise, and with how un-fun it is to do vanilla Heisig, I had trouble remembering Kanji I did even only the day before, and I always wanted to avoid reviews (causing them to stack up to the point where it would be two to HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

bit.ly/39AeA9B

AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

ON INPUT | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME by khatzumoto. Here is a really cool post about the need for input at bilingualmente. It’s right on the money with the problem of thinking in your base language instead of in your target language, and how to solve it. I was just discussing this with Momoko yesterday. Other than failing to systematically learn kanji in large quantity, another A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

ON INPUT | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME by khatzumoto. Here is a really cool post about the need for input at bilingualmente. It’s right on the money with the problem of thinking in your base language instead of in your target language, and how to solve it. I was just discussing this with Momoko yesterday. Other than failing to systematically learn kanji in large quantity, another A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time is.gd/AWLzAv. 10,000 sentences is a lot. But the way we’re doing it, you can easily learn about 50 every day no sweat, and even more if you want to. Don’t freak out if you only do 15-25 every day. The important thing is to learn every day. Computing device (s) (PC,

electronic

ON INPUT | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME by khatzumoto. Here is a really cool post about the need for input at bilingualmente. It’s right on the money with the problem of thinking in your base language instead of in your target language, and how to solve it. I was just discussing this with Momoko yesterday. Other than failing to systematically learn kanji in large quantity, another WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

HOW TO LEARN AND REVIEW KANJI USING AN SRS For reference purposes, let’s discuss how one would learn kanji (meaning and writing only) using an SRS. It’s quite simple, really. The question section (the front of the “SRS electronic flash card”) contains the keyword (core meaning) of the kanji and the mnemonic story that links the structural components of the character to the keyword — and also pictures, if desired. THE LAZY KANJI KENDO MOD I’m about a week away from finishing up my Kanji using Kendo’s method. I tried the normal Heisig method originally, but between my own acting like a hare instead of a tortoise, and with how un-fun it is to do vanilla Heisig, I had trouble remembering Kanji I did even only the day before, and I always wanted to avoid reviews (causing them to stack up to the point where it would be two to HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

bit.ly/39AeA9B

AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc. TIME MANAGEMENT: TOO MUCH JAPANESE? Time Power / 頭がいい人、悪い人の仕事術: As AntiMoon is to the AJATT Method, so this book was to Steve Pavlina’s time management advice. Yes, there’s a Japanese translation, so “one stone, two bird” for you! Like I said, I’m not a time management genius by any stretch of the imagination. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

WHY YOU SHOULD KEEP LISTENING EVEN IF YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND One piece of advice that people seem to have locked onto with great fervor is that input needs to be “comprehensible” and “i+1” (where i = your current level of full comprehension); they viciously defend this idea to the point of branding the “keep listening to L2 whether or not you understand” advice invalid “because Krashen

says

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc. TIME MANAGEMENT: TOO MUCH JAPANESE? Time Power / 頭がいい人、悪い人の仕事術: As AntiMoon is to the AJATT Method, so this book was to Steve Pavlina’s time management advice. Yes, there’s a Japanese translation, so “one stone, two bird” for you! Like I said, I’m not a time management genius by any stretch of the imagination. JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

WHY YOU SHOULD KEEP LISTENING EVEN IF YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND One piece of advice that people seem to have locked onto with great fervor is that input needs to be “comprehensible” and “i+1” (where i = your current level of full comprehension); they viciously defend this idea to the point of branding the “keep listening to L2 whether or not you understand” advice invalid “because Krashen

says

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning JAPANESE IS USELESS AND A WASTE OF TIME: STOP LEARNING IT “In psychology, procrastination refers to the act of replacing high-priority actions with tasks of low-priority, and thus putting off important tasks to a later time.” Wik The Pedia “No human thing is of serious importance.” Plato The Republic. Procrastination is

putting off

LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. HOW TO LEARN ANY LANGUAGE JUST BY HAVING FUN AND BEING How To Learn Any Language Just By Having Fun And Being Yourself. While the ideas and techniques shared on this website were initially combined, distilled, developed and intended for Japanese, it turns out that they actually kinda apply to learning any language (not to mention the fact that they have their roots in the AntiMoon method,

which was

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. ARCHIVES | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T Thank you for your interest in the SilverSpoon/Neutrino program. Unfortunately, it is currently closed to the public. SilverSpoon is a highly exclusive program and is rarely open for entry. YOU DON’T HAVE A FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROBLEM, YOU HAVE AN Wow, that was a really great post. Really informative. And *really* entertaining. Great Job Khatz. I suppose you probably knew that you’d get a whiny complaint sooner or later from one of you readers, but whatever, I might as well just get it out of the way. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time is.gd/AWLzAv. 10,000 sentences is a lot. But the way we’re doing it, you can easily learn about 50 every day no sweat, and even more if you want to. Don’t freak out if you only do 15-25 every day. The important thing is to learn every day. Computing device (s) (PC,

electronic

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GET Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

TIME MANAGEMENT: TOO MUCH JAPANESE? Time Power / 頭がいい人、悪い人の仕事術: As AntiMoon is to the AJATT Method, so this book was to Steve Pavlina’s time management advice. Yes, there’s a Japanese translation, so “one stone, two bird” for you! Like I said, I’m not a time management genius by any stretch of the imagination. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN AND REVIEW KANJI USING AN SRS For reference purposes, let’s discuss how one would learn kanji (meaning and writing only) using an SRS. It’s quite simple, really. The question section (the front of the “SRS electronic flash card”) contains the keyword (core meaning) of the kanji and the mnemonic story that links the structural components of the character to the keyword — and also pictures, if desired. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

THE LAZY KANJI KENDO MOD I’m about a week away from finishing up my Kanji using Kendo’s method. I tried the normal Heisig method originally, but between my own acting like a hare instead of a tortoise, and with how un-fun it is to do vanilla Heisig, I had trouble remembering Kanji I did even only the day before, and I always wanted to avoid reviews (causing them to stack up to the point where it would be two to HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

bit.ly/39AeA9B

AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

A GOLDMINE OF JAPANESE DUBBED SHOWS Buying Hollywood movies dubbed in Japanese is an expensive hobby, so I was thrilled when AJATT+ user Lavita posted this extensive list of Japanese dubbed shows available on NicoNico, and then other users commented with even more links! Now we have Disney movies, Seinfeld, Simpsons, action movies, comedy movies, etc etc.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE IN 1 SECOND Made you look!), but it actually has a good deal of relevance to the content of this post. Which is basically this: it only takes 1 second to learn Japanese. Less, even. It only takes one “moment” to learn Japanese. In other words, the smallest unit of time you are capable of perceiving is all it takes to learn Japanese. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time is.gd/AWLzAv. 10,000 sentences is a lot. But the way we’re doing it, you can easily learn about 50 every day no sweat, and even more if you want to. Don’t freak out if you only do 15-25 every day. The important thing is to learn every day. Computing device (s) (PC,

electronic

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GET Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

TIME MANAGEMENT: TOO MUCH JAPANESE? Time Power / 頭がいい人、悪い人の仕事術: As AntiMoon is to the AJATT Method, so this book was to Steve Pavlina’s time management advice. Yes, there’s a Japanese translation, so “one stone, two bird” for you! Like I said, I’m not a time management genius by any stretch of the imagination. HOW TO COMPETE AGAINST YOURSELF: DON’T DO YOUR BEST, DO This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN AND REVIEW KANJI USING AN SRS For reference purposes, let’s discuss how one would learn kanji (meaning and writing only) using an SRS. It’s quite simple, really. The question section (the front of the “SRS electronic flash card”) contains the keyword (core meaning) of the kanji and the mnemonic story that links the structural components of the character to the keyword — and also pictures, if desired. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

THE LAZY KANJI KENDO MOD I’m about a week away from finishing up my Kanji using Kendo’s method. I tried the normal Heisig method originally, but between my own acting like a hare instead of a tortoise, and with how un-fun it is to do vanilla Heisig, I had trouble remembering Kanji I did even only the day before, and I always wanted to avoid reviews (causing them to stack up to the point where it would be two to HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

bit.ly/39AeA9B

AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GETALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIMEAJATT METHODAJATT METHODAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSKATSUMOTO AJATT Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

GIT UP, GIT UP, GIT DOWN, JLPT IS THE JOKE IN YO’ TOWN Git up, Git up, Git Down, JLPT is the Joke in Yo’ Town: Why I Hate the JLPT and Why It’s a Waste of Your Time and Money by khatzumoto CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GETALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIMEAJATT METHODAJATT METHODAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSKATSUMOTO AJATT Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

GIT UP, GIT UP, GIT DOWN, JLPT IS THE JOKE IN YO’ TOWN Git up, Git up, Git Down, JLPT is the Joke in Yo’ Town: Why I Hate the JLPT and Why It’s a Waste of Your Time and Money by khatzumoto CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time is.gd/AWLzAv. 10,000 sentences is a lot. But the way we’re doing it, you can easily learn about 50 every day no sweat, and even more if you want to. Don’t freak out if you only do 15-25 every day. The important thing is to learn every day. Computing device (s) (PC,

electronic

LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN ANY LANGUAGE JUST BY HAVING FUN AND BEING How To Learn Any Language Just By Having Fun And Being Yourself. While the ideas and techniques shared on this website were initially combined, distilled, developed and intended for Japanese, it turns out that they actually kinda apply to learning any language (not to mention the fact that they have their roots in the AntiMoon method,

which was

I+1 | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. SO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE BY LITERALLY So You Want to Know How to Learn Japanese By Literally Sitting on Your Plump Behind, Watching Anime and Being A Couch Potato (And Even Become Kanji-Literate and Be Able to Read All Your Favorite Manga Raw), With NO Studying, NO Effort, NO Memorization, NO Pain and NO Boredom? ON THE VERY SERIOUS SUBJECT OF HOW TO HAVE FUN ALL THE 首だーっ！！ Sampling 100 Japanese movies sounds like a ton of fun. Sampling even more movies sounds like even more fun. And, depending on the person, this may result in a nice 200 hours of watching Japanese movies if you like them all. HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

bit.ly/39AeA9B

KHATZUMOTO, YOU SAY TO IMITATE JAPANESE PEOPLE FAITHFULLY This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

a lot of range.

WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GETALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIMEAJATT METHODAJATT METHODAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSKATSUMOTO AJATT Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

..

に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

GIT UP, GIT UP, GIT DOWN, JLPT IS THE JOKE IN YO’ TOWN Git up, Git up, Git Down, JLPT is the Joke in Yo’ Town: Why I Hate the JLPT and Why It’s a Waste of Your Time and Money by khatzumoto CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME | YOU DON'T KNOW ANEW? START HERELATEST/BLOGSTORECONTACTRANDOM POST 70 comments for “ Welcome to All Japanese All The Time (AJATT)! The place to be for information on how to learn a language (Japanese or otherwise), on your own, having fun and to fluencymostly by taking everything that schools do that sucks andnot doing it. THE METHOD: AN OVERVIEW Phase 1: Get the equipment for daily practice. Language learning involves lots of memorization, and if you want to memorize large quantities of information over a long time, then drop the flashcards, mate. You need an SRS: a spaced repetition system. TABLE OF CONTENTS / ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME DOT COM: HOW I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post. You are very uplifting and its really inspirational. I like to read your post’s whenever I am feeling down about my Japanese ability or I’m just feeling too worn out to study, I especially needed your uplifting articles and comments right before the JAPANESE WEBSITES: JAPANESE AUDIOBOOKS WITH TRANSCRIPTS by khatzumoto. I saw this page from How To Learn Any Language a while ago (it might be that someone put it in comments) but neglected to link to it despite how cool it is: a headshot jackpot mother lode of Japanese audio materials with transcripts. They range from children’s books to some more, what’s the word, anyway, there’s

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WHAT LANGUAGE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN? What Language Are You Interested In? While this site is primarily for and about learning Japanese, because learning principles transfer so readily (indeed, many of the techniques you’ll find on this site were originally drawn from or inspired by the AntiMoon method, which was developed by a coupla guys in Poland for the purpose of learning WHAT IS ALL THIS “AJATT” NONSENSE? FIND OUT WHEN YOU GETALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIMEAJATT METHODAJATT METHODAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSAJATT TABLE OF CONTENTSKATSUMOTO AJATT Hey, what’s up? What exactly is the AJATT (“All Japanese All The Time”) method? That question doesn’t have a short — or permanent

— answer.

HANZI MNEMONICS PROJECT あけおめことよろ (Akeome kotoyoro). Drs. Heisig and Richardson already have one of these going, but just for the heck of it, here are some free Hanzi Mnemonics anyway. The project will take some time to reach completion, but I’ll keep plugging away at it. BOOK REVIEW: UNDERSTANDING BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR The book is Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar by Koichi NISHIGUCHI

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に・ほん・ご き・そ ぶん・ぽう きょう・ほん ISBN: 475740168X. You probably know by now what I think about textbooks and

studying grammar.

GIT UP, GIT UP, GIT DOWN, JLPT IS THE JOKE IN YO’ TOWN Git up, Git up, Git Down, JLPT is the Joke in Yo’ Town: Why I Hate the JLPT and Why It’s a Waste of Your Time and Money by khatzumoto CRITICAL FREQUENCY: A BRAND NEW WAY OF LOOKING AT LANGUAGE This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. 10,000 SENTENCES: HOW Let the MCD Revolution Begin! | AJATT | All Japanese All The Time is.gd/AWLzAv. 10,000 sentences is a lot. But the way we’re doing it, you can easily learn about 50 every day no sweat, and even more if you want to. Don’t freak out if you only do 15-25 every day. The important thing is to learn every day. Computing device (s) (PC,

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LAZY KANJI CARDS: A NEW (?) SRS CARD FORMAT The Principle: Fun Gets Done “fun is the easiest way to change people’s behaviour for the better” | The Fun Theory Dot Com I have previously written about SRS card formatting for learning kanji.. Recently, however, I have had a bit of a new epiphany on the subject.

SRS-LESS LEARNING

SRS is a bit like a rice cooker — used correctly, it guarantees you good results — good rice — on a consistent basis with very little effort on your part. This is especially true when using a “psychoergonomic” SRS — like Surusu — that presents your stats to you in such a way that you can’t feel guilty or overwhelmed. METHOD OVER MORALITY: DON’T IMPROVE YOURSELF. STOP TRYING This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. HOW TO LEARN ANY LANGUAGE JUST BY HAVING FUN AND BEING How To Learn Any Language Just By Having Fun And Being Yourself. While the ideas and techniques shared on this website were initially combined, distilled, developed and intended for Japanese, it turns out that they actually kinda apply to learning any language (not to mention the fact that they have their roots in the AntiMoon method,

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I+1 | AJATT | ALL JAPANESE ALL THE TIME This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on. SO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO LEARN JAPANESE BY LITERALLY So You Want to Know How to Learn Japanese By Literally Sitting on Your Plump Behind, Watching Anime and Being A Couch Potato (And Even Become Kanji-Literate and Be Able to Read All Your Favorite Manga Raw), With NO Studying, NO Effort, NO Memorization, NO Pain and NO Boredom? ON THE VERY SERIOUS SUBJECT OF HOW TO HAVE FUN ALL THE 首だーっ！！ Sampling 100 Japanese movies sounds like a ton of fun. Sampling even more movies sounds like even more fun. And, depending on the person, this may result in a nice 200 hours of watching Japanese movies if you like them all. HOW TO TURN A YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO A PERMANENT LEARNING TOOL Pick a YouTube video on a topic that interests you intensely, that really grabs you (whether or not you fully or even partially understand it). What matters is your curiosity, not your comprehension. Let’s do this one for example:

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KHATZUMOTO, YOU SAY TO IMITATE JAPANESE PEOPLE FAITHFULLY This blog post was brought to you by the generosity of AJATT's patrons! If you would like to support the continuing production of AJATT content, please consider making a monthly donation through Patreon. Right there ↑ . Go on.

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