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Korean Through Hanja 한자어 정선: Each blog post will have some Sino-Korean words with a common Chinese character. If I were to learn 5 new Sino-Korean Words a day, that means I can learn more than 1800 words a year.
All entries will use Traditional Chinese, the standard used in Korea. Take note that there will be differences with Japanese Kanji and obviously Simplified Chinese.

Canto Mando Menu 菜單指南 I love Chinese food, and eventually I would like to learn how to read a Chinese menu entirely and be able to order in Mandarin and Cantonese. Blog posts will be in English and Japanese.

Yoji-Time 四字熟語: Learn how to use some common 4-character Japanese idiomatic expressions.

Kotowaza Corner ことわざ・コーナー Learn how to use some common Japanese idiomatic expressions.

Observations on Language Learning: Just as the title says!

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Japanese Study Plan from June 2010 to July 2010

I've already achieved a major milestone for studying Japanese - passing Level 1 of the proficiency test. I know I've mentioned this over and over in my blog posts and that makes me sound like I'm "full of myself" but in all honesty I'm just trying to convince myself that I've made progress after all this time. I also have to remind myself that this is not the end of my journey into Japanese language fluency and so I have to set specific goals to make sure that I don't lose the proficiency I've gained and that I can further improve.

I really love Yojijukugo 四字熟語, which are idiomatic expressions made out of 4 Chinese characters. I also like plain idiomatic expressions. Therefore I will make an effort to learn either one Yojijukugo or idiomatic expression everyday and post a few example sentences everyday. I should also read at least 3 newspaper articles in Japanese everyday and list down the words I did not understand.

I should really make sure I have listening input too, so I think I will look into watching Japanese TV on the internet.

頑張ります!

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