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0:33 - Are 1-mora accented nouns considered atamadaka or odaka?

10:23 - What are some pronunciation exercises you recommend other than shadowing?

12:11 - If I'm watching two shows and one is more comprehensible than the other, which should I watch raw and which should I watch with TL subs?

16:18- If I'm taking a trip to a country in 6 months from now and want to learn a bit of the language before going, does it still make sense to do Refold?

19:49 - I grew up hearing Spanish, so I understand it but have never been able to speak it. I've been immersing but am still struggling with output. What should I do?

31:43 - Is Refold going to survey people in the community to create statistics on language learning?

32:21 - Is it really worth it to make sentence cards or should I just make vocab cards?

36:17 - If Matt could go back in time and change the way he learned Japanese, what would he do differently?

48:22 - If you have a background in linguistics, is it a good idea to read an academic book on grammar when beginning a new language?

50:18 - Should I learning through listening alone?

52:09 - I want to sentence mine but I hate constantly pausing while watching content with TL subs. Should I read books and sentence mine or use a pre-made deck?

54:35 - Should I count passive listening hours towards my immersion goal?

59:29 - Should I watch the same show multiple times or always watch new shows?

1:00:17 - How good is GaijinQuest's Japanese?


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Patreon Q&A - February 26th, 2022

TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro 0:33 - Are 1-mora accented nouns considered atamadaka or odaka? 10:23 - What are some pronunciation exercises you recommend other than shadowing? 12:11 - If I'm watching two shows and one is more comprehensible than the other, which should I watch raw and which should I watch with TL subs? 16:18- If I'm taking a trip to a country in 6 months from now and want to learn a bit of the language before going, does it still make sense to do Refold? 19:49 - I grew up hearing Spanish, so I understand it but have never been able to speak it. I've been immersing but am still struggling with output. What should I do? 31:43 - Is Refold going to survey people in the community to create statistics on language learning? 32:21 - Is it really worth it to make sentence cards or should I just make vocab cards? 36:17 - If Matt could go back in time and change the way he learned Japanese, what would he do differently? 48:22 - If you have a background in linguistics, is it a good idea to read an academic book on grammar when beginning a new language? 50:18 - Should I learning through listening alone? 52:09 - I want to sentence mine but I hate constantly pausing while watching content with TL subs. Should I read books and sentence mine or use a pre-made deck? 54:35 - Should I count passive listening hours towards my immersion goal? 59:29 - Should I watch the same show multiple times or always watch new shows? 1:00:17 - How good is GaijinQuest's Japanese? LINKS: BECOME 10% MORE FLUENT IN 3 STEPS: https://youtu.be/ikNkeFQTCCw Pitch accent study: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00238309211022376 GaijinQuest playing VR chat: https://youtu.be/x1YbbnMS1qA

Comments

Diogo Lameiro

I have a question: Can you have too much repetition if boredom isn't a factor? For example, if a show only has around 40 episodes, is it there a point at which rewatching the show one more time gets "subpar" results, and it would be better to watch another show, even if I feel like rewatching that show for the literal 10th or 20th time? What about intensive immersion? If I already did one pass of that show with Intensive Immersion, I imagine doing a second pass after many months is great, but how about a third one, right after after finishing the second one? Considering I never get bored, that is. For context, I'm in the middle of stage 2B, and this is all assuming that in each rewatch, there's still things I don't completely comprehend Thank you for everything!

Christian Kephart

I found an extremely effortless sentence mining workflow a couple of months ago, and consequentially have a considerable backlog of cards. I'm wondering if stopping sentence mining and just immersing will benefit, maybe telling my brain that all this ambiguity is really important to solve. Or would the benefit of making passes over unknown words during sentence mining outweigh that?