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If you know 会社員 (kaishain) but not 社会人 (shakaijin), there might be a problem. Many Japanese textbooks and apps introduce a lot of uncommon words too early and ignore common words. For example... みんなの日本語 (Minna no Nihongo) starts with 会社員 (kaishain = someone who works for a company) instead of 社会人 (shakaijin = someone who has a job and is no longer a student), which is way, way more common in conversation. Genki starts with 週末 (shuumatsu = weekend) instead of mentioning 土日 (donichi = Saturday and Sunday), which comes up much more often. (週末 is pretty common in casual writing such as social media posts.) And that creates a problem. You learn a lot of words, but you still struggle to understand what people are actually saying because people are using common, everyday words that you didn't learn from typical learning resources. That's why our approach in Japanese Vocabulary: The Shortcut is different. We start with common, high-frequency vocabulary first. We have more than 3,000 natural and easy dialogues that only use high-frequency vocabulary. This way, you will be exposed to these words over and over again so that you will understand them intuitively. And this intuition is crucial for speaking Japanese. When you are talking to a real-life person, you don't have the time to think about all the definitions consciously. 👉 Learn more here → https://signup.japanesevocabularyshortcut.com/jvs-fbad/

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Boost Your Japanese – Japanese Vocabulary: The Shortcut

At this level, you can continue learning Japanese through immersion by enjoying Japanese media, talking to Japanese people, or watching critically unacclaimed anime for “educational purposes”.