Confessions

I confess despite getting A's in three Japanese classes, my Japanese was never outstanding and I'm getting pretty rusty having not spoken with it much lately. I might be going to Japan with a couple friends of mine next year, I want to be able to impress the natives with good Japanese. I've got some practicing to do. ^^; Edit: not going to sweat reading too much though, I want to moreso catch up on speaking. I confess I feel like cramming in a lot of Kanji will just stress me out.

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@Richaadokun Yeah, it will. I don't even know how the hell I even retained all of the kanji I know. Though having a constant exposure to Japanese text in general definitely helps, you'll see a lot of consistently used kanji and after a while your brain will just start to automatically associate them with not only the meaning but the kun-yomi and on-yomi depending on the context. I learned Japanese in a very unorthodox way though, I'm 100% self-taught and basically learned it as a pet project. So I can't give much advice aside from "lol just study bro" :u http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar This is a very good guide/cheat sheet on grammar which is good for speaking, reading and writing if you're interested. http://jisho.org/ this is a very convenient dictionary as well, since you can look up kanji or japanese words/phrases in general by searching for it in either english or just romaji 日本語の勉強、頑張れよ！

I confess that I have simply read 2/5 of books and articles I collect from various places(-.-), and I haven't learnt Esperanto on Duolinguo for a few months←_←....I'm a true slacker...I'd like to better my Japanese too（｀ー´）

My first confession on here. I confess that I do too little to no Japanese homework. Despite that, my teacher is still impressed with my skills.