★ NO. 85

so today I thought it would be time to learn some new vocabulary

anyway this are only things which you can normally find in a bedroom.[ also found some verbs So don't wonder!]

洋服ダンス 

ベッドサイドランプ = 

ベッドサイドテーベル

マットレソ

枕

時計付きラジオ

チッシュの箱

羽布団

毛布

シーツ

不眠所

床につく

鼾をかく

目覚ましをかける

ベッドメーキングする

目覚める

it's not much but  i think it's kinda interesting. If you want a translation I can add it of course! 

it's such a rainy day today I like it but it makes me tired~

★ NO. 84

So the last few days I really learned some Japanese again! Uff Uff... shame on me..but studying all by your own is pretty difficult and you're spending a lot of time for good materials. (Because I can't spend so much money. )

So anyway after I've learned every Kanji for the JLPT N5 Level I started to learn the Kanji's for JLPT N5
I've learned 5 Kanji's today: 林、森、世、不、主
I also read some text about goldfishes and I really want to share it with you so...here it is:
金魚

金魚はむかしむかし、中国から来ました。ペットとしてしいくするのはかんたんです。金魚はとても人気があります。いろいろな色の金魚がいますが、本当の金色の金魚はいません。主な色はオレンジ、白や黒です。金魚はたん水が好きですが、かい水があまり好きじゃないです。金魚の食べ物は虫とか水槽などです。あなたは好きですか？わたしは本当に大好きです！

So what do you think? Okay it's still easy Japanese but I'm really happy! I mean I can read and understand it! Yey!

So keep going guys! Do your best!

★ NO. 78

I was kinda bored today so I've searched for a few websites for learning Japanese. The most will say: "Uhh you're studying by yourself?" - Yes I do and it's one of the hardest things I know.
But I can't afford the money for a course right now & and I want to get better in it. Not sitting around and crying because of that shit.

I just thought of writing a few links down here. I don't know if you will like them but believe me even if you are in a course and you have textbooks (like me) they will help you!

No.1  Maggie Sensei - this cute dog will teach you Japanese from Slang to polite sentences etc. if you want to know something you can always ask Maggie!

かわいいね！

No. 2  Lang-8 - this website is a blogging site where native speakers correct your blog entries. It's pretty good and you have practice & a totally good corrector. Don't be shy guys!

No. 3 Traditional Children stories - I really got the urge to read some easy stories. So I've just searched some sites. It was pretty hard to find one. 

Here are my online dictionaries I use:  English one is called Denshi Jisho and the German one is called Wadoku. I also recommend not to use Google Translate. Also I have an Addon for my Google Chrome which is called  rikaikun. It shows you the reading/meaning while reading. So you don't need to open a new site again and all this annoying things. ( I guess this Addon is also available for Firefox...rikaichan?)

I've tried a lot of Youtube Channels as well, it was fun for a short time but I don't have the feeling I've learned something from it. I have a lot of more Links here but I need to try them for a longer time. But you will need a textbook for self-study most recommended is Genki in English. Getting some good books for reading, listening and just the basic you will get on jbox.com or whiterabbitjapan.com.

And if you go to Japan. USE Japanese! I beg you even if you know only a few words..just like Hello or something like that you will get more used to it, also reading Hiragana/Katakana before getting there will help you pretty much! I've get to known people which are studied it and they always talk in English there. No.. just a no go. Really. Even if you make mistakes they won't judge you. You are a foreigner and you try to learn their language. Believe me :)

But I hope it helped you in a way ♥

Everything I showed you are just examples. I'm not a pro so don't judge me.

So now I will go to study the next few days again and if you want to I can post more of that things. 

がんばって!!!

★ NO. 33

Ich verzweifel noch, ich finde einfach kein gutes Workbook für Japanisch ohne dafür gleich 100 Euro hinlegen zu müssen. Das kanns doch nicht sein?? Ich brauche mehr Übungen :/


So ein scheiß ey....

★ NO. 28

Da in den letzten Tagen nicht so viel passiert ist, schreib ich mal einen kleinen Eintrag darüber,

was ich mir so nebenbei an Japanisch angeeignet habe.

Vokabular das ich vorallem im Alltag brauchen kann und werde.

Obst:

・メロン = Melone

・すいか = Wassermelone

・ネクタリン = Nektarine

・ラズべりー = Himbeere

・さくらあんぼ = Kirsche

・レモン = Zitrone

・バナナ = Banane

・りんご = Apfel

・みかん = Mandarine

・オレンジ = Orange

・いちご = Erdbeere

・あまい = süß

・すっぱい = sauer

・たねなし = kernlos

・しんせん = frisch

かし = Süßwaren/igkeiten

・あめ = Bonbon

・ガム = Kaugummi

・えはがき = Postkarte

・ざっし = Zeitschrift

・しんぶん = Zeitung

Ist nicht viel und auch nicht besonders schwer, aber wenn man sich einmal pro Woche Vokabeln über ein Thema heraussucht welche man interessant findet und lernen möchte, geht das Ganze ganz schnell. Und man lernt schnell neues Vokabular dazu. Was einen auch dabei hilft im Alltag klar zu kommen und das gilt nicht nur für Japanisch sondern für jede Sprache.