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>I’ve been experimenting with a different way to learn Japanese.
Instead of memorizing or studying, the idea is to use Japanese in real time while playing games like Minecraft.
I’ve tried this with a few people so far — one of them is basically a complete beginner — and what stood out is how much the environment changes things.
Instead of overthinking, you have to react.
That seems to help people speak more naturally.
Also, having someone there to ask simple questions in real time makes a big difference.
It’s still early, but it feels way more “real” compared to traditional studying.
I’m still experimenting with this idea and trying it with a few people — curious what others think about this approach.
u/Easy_Football_1437 — 1 month ago