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Tag Archives: marcus bird tv
My Manga #1 – Point in time
My Manga ＃1 Point in Time – From Death Note. Okay, so this is an observation from Death Note about point in time. I am not a grammar beast yet, but I find that trying to read through these sentences … Continue reading
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Tagged All Japanese All the Time, death note, death note manga, does the heisig method work, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, Heisig tricks, learning Japanese, learning Japanese in context, learning observation, learning with manga, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, my manga, Remembering the Kanji, RTK1, The Heisig Method
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The Evolution Inception 進化の生まれ
Yes, my blog posts will all start sounding like Episodes of the “Big Bang Theory”, I think that is just more fun. So this is a sort of general announcement about the blog, which I am praying I can stick … Continue reading
Posted in learning Japanese
Tagged All Japanese All the Time, android, does the Heising method work, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, independence day japan dvd, learning Japanese in context, learning with rosetta stone, living in Japan, marcus bird tv, reading with heisig, Remembering the Kanji, The winding Road to bveing published
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今年もおめでと！
Wishing everyone a happy new year from Japan to Jamaica. It’s been an interesting year for me, and looking back there were some nice moments and some rough patches. Last this year, I had just come back from a trip … Continue reading
Posted in motivation, Remembering the Kanji, Uncategorized
Tagged AJATT, AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, does the heisig method work, Heisig Method, heisig to reading, Heisig tricks, learning Japanese, learning observation, learning with rosetta stone, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, reading with heisig, Remembering the Kanji, RTK1
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Blazing through the last 800 Kanji, a test method
I’m going to implement this today. I think when people are using systems, sometimes they might do things a little differently, or create processes that help them to work around time constraints, etc. AJATT refers to this as “throw away … Continue reading
Posted in Heisig Method, marcus bird
Tagged AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, does the heisig method work, does the Heising method work, Heisig Method, Heisig tricks, independence day japan dvd, jamaican in japan, japanese advertisments, learning Japanese in context, learning observation, marcus bird tv, testing the Heisig Method, The winding Road to bveing published
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Missing Link: The Action step of AJATT
Scrolling through my twitter feeds, I noticed a post by AJATT about “why most people forget the action step of AJATT” and in reading it, I came to a revelation. As a person somewhat actively tracking what I am … Continue reading
Posted in AJATT, study tools
Tagged AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, does the heisig method work, heisig to reading, Heisig tricks, jamaican in japan, Jamaican learning Japanese, learning Japanese, learning observation, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, Remembering the Kanji
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Jamaican and Canadian talk Japanese
Paul Nogas from Canadian learning Japanese left me quite an interesting comment recently and mentioned me in an blog post critiquing different methods of learning Japanese. There are literally hundreds of forums talking about different methods, particulary the AJATT ( … Continue reading
Posted in Heisig Method, learning Japanese
Tagged AJATT, AJATT method, AJATT vs Smart.fm, All Japanese All the Time, Canadian learning Japanese, does the heisig method work, Heisig Method, Heisig tricks, jamaican in japan, Jamaican learning Japanese, learning Japanese, learning observation, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, Remembering the Kanji, testing the Heisig Method, The Heisig Method
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Learning without studying, from noise to understanding
I took a big plunge and feel the momentum of my Japanese progression. See, for the last several months i’ve been learning Japanese passively. Meaning, I haven’t been actively studying, speaking more than normal, practicing, listening to Japanese music or … Continue reading
Posted in AJATT, Heisig Method, learning Japanese, marcus bird, milestone
Tagged AJATT, AJATT method, All Japanese All the Time, Heisig Method, Heisig tricks, jamaican in japan, japanese advertisments, learning Japanese, learning Japanese in context, learning observation, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, matrix japanese dVD, reading with heisig, remember the knaji, Remembering the Kanji, RTK1
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Magazine reading and being smart with Japanese study
Okay, so the truth is, I cannot read Japanese magazines yet, I think this post is more about the idea of starting to believe I can learn the langauge. First things first, Heisig works and the SRS transition that I … Continue reading
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Tagged All Japanese All the Time, android, does the heisig method work, Heisig Method, Heisig tricks, iphone, jamaican in japan, learning Japanese, learning Japanese in context, learning observation, living in Japan, marcus bird, marcus bird tv, reading with heisig, Remembering the Kanji, RTK1, sentence practice, srs methods
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Realtime Kanji Revision
Me getting in my RTK1 review. Almost back to the 800 Kanji. Should be back to 1,050 by Friday, then back to learning!
The Road to Vocabulary Part 1
The Road to vocabulary Part 1 One of the hardest things about learning a new language naturally, is vocabulary. In fact, a lot of people who have eidetic memory (photographic memory) can learn languages pretty quickly because they never forget … Continue reading
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