アプリについて
Explore the adventure of learning
Japanese in a fun and interactive way! This app is designed to help learners of all levels with flashcards, quizzes, and simple exercises. Whether you're just starting or already familiar with some words, you'll find useful tools to practice kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Join the journey and enjoy learning at your own pace!
Nihongo Quest Manual
1. 登録 ( Register )
To start using Nihongo Quest, go to the "Register and Login" page and enter your Email, Username, and Password. Once registered, you can log in and access the navigation bar.
2. 単語を追加 ( Add Words )
Use the "Add Words" and "Words" sections to add, edit, or delete words. Create your own Flashcards, memorize vocabulary, and test your knowledge with the Flashcard Quiz.
3. 画像を追加 ( Add Images )
In the "Add Image" section, you can upload images and visualize your flashcards in a personalized Images list.
4. Explore Nihongo Quest
Now that you know how to use Nihongo Quest, explore the "Manga" section and deepen your knowledge with the "Alphabet" feature.
Mastering the Art of Self-Coaching
練習
Practice daily to build consistency. Learning a language requires dedication. Set aside at least 30 minutes each day to study grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Developing a routine will help reinforce your skills and make learning a habit.
Use flashcards to e vocabulary. Flashcards are a powerful tool for memorization. Apps like Anki or physical flashcards can help you retain words more effectively. Try the spaced repetition method to review words at optimal intervals for long-term retention.
Watch Japanese movies or anime with subtitles. Immersing yourself in native media improves listening skills. Start with subtitles in your native language, then switch to Japanese subtitles to train your brain. Pay attention to pronunciation and common phrases used in daily conversation.
Engage in conversations with native speakers. Speaking is crucial for fluency. Use language exchange apps like Tandem or HelloTalk to practice with native speakers. Don't be afraid to make mistakes—learning happens through communication!