I bet your daughter knows more advanced Japanese grammar now than most Japanese adults! I remember when I lived in Japan and I'd ask my fellow coworkers to explain an N1/N2 grammar point to me, they would just as often not know it as they would! I was actually wondering, do you homeschool your daughter? Because making all these videos seems nearly as good as taking 国語 classes!
Soniaさん、hope all is well with you, and hope you had a good Christmas holiday. I am also working on the N1. I bought an N1 vocabulary book last week to learn the vocabularies. About learning Japanese, I am using some free tools which I find useful. I would like to share the information with you in case you might also find it useful. 1. Shirobe Jisho A smartphone dictionary app. I am using iOS version. 2. JAccent A smartphone app to show accent. I am using iOS version. 3. 10ten Japanese reader A computer browser add-on app to show hiragana of Kanji with accent, and the meaning in English. Works in almost any popular browser. I also think that learning a foreign language is not easy, especially when that language is very different from the native language. Having said that, the big difference might also be the fun part. I always imagine the next time I go to Japan I can use my Japanese skills to fluently talk with the Japanese people in hotels, shops and restaurants, etc. We have a wonderful teacher here. 一緒に日本語を楽しく勉強しましょう。
@JapanesewithMomandDaughter
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@nekosenseifan100
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@@ytfanlingeric thanks Eric san, my bad performance of N2 has deeply instilled in my mind, I had studied hard and long and despite that I could not perform well, I am not to get over those thought. Well, thanks for motivating unseesn friends, distant teacher, when you all care for me so much I think no exam will be difficult. Let me study N 1 with lovely mother and daughter and with you.
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