I know all the 108-120 kanjis for N5 and am studying vocab + grammar from bupro.
And i understand almost most of basic japanese listening.
What should i use for japanese listening practice
Also i am thinking about writing half a page of japanese each day by copying.
What should i copy ?
I have like learned most of the vocab and kanji required for n5 and like will get better in them as i revise them regularly.
The next thing i was tensed about was grammar(because once i completed grammar i was gonna dedicate all my time to listening,writing,speaking)
I tried making notes by listening to Game Gengo's N5 grammar points vid but making my own notes for around 120-150 grammar points will take a lot of time.
I have made like 50 points of notes but now i understand that the topics covered in the vids are not in a proper order making them all confusing and troubling to understand properly.
Thus, i am looking for a proper source of grammar(possibly free)
I just bought a very budget controller and wanted to play with it but getting used to it will take time. thats why i would like to get recommended for some games to start with my controller.
i have a low end pc:
i5 4570T
8gb ddr3
hd graphics 4600
I don't islly seriously game for hours until it's a good game. I like usually play a hour or 2 at max. Usually I would have a lot of other uses for my keybaord other than gaming. Which one Is more reliable and better
Which would the better choice ?
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[evofox fireblade ](https://amzn.in/d/05V9xXmD)