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The Tofugu Podcast: Japan and Japanese Language sponsors and ad reads

For people who want to visit Japan, live in Japan, and learn Japanese. Please excuse the tangents.

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Who sponsors The Tofugu Podcast: Japan and Japanese Language?

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The Tofugu Podcast: Japan and Japanese Language has 3 quality-qualified public sponsor reads from 1 brand in AdReads, including WaniKani. The most recent detected sponsor was WaniKani on Jul 13. This is an observed dataset, not a complete advertiser roster.

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けど: Why Are Japanese Speakers Always Ending Their Sentences with "But"?
Episode date Apr 26
1 read
WWaniKani
WaniKani17:16-19:25
Time for a WaniKani ad. Please feel free to skip this bird if you like. For those who are not familiar with WaniKani, WaniKani is a kanji and Japanese vocabulary learning platform where you can learn 2,000 kanji and more than 6,000 vocabulary items within a little over a year. And today, Nick will share his story about using WaniKani. Hey, Nick. Hello. So I started studying grammar when I reached Wani Kani level 10. And being familiar with the kanji included in beginner textbooks before I even opened the first pages was one of the biggest benefits of using Wani Kani. Mm-hmm. Wani Kani is really good at making the bridge to grammar study easier to cross. Because by the time you reach level 10, you already know many of the kanji and the vocabulary that you might find in textbooks like Genki One or Minna no Nihongo, which in turn allowed me to focus on the context of the grammar points. and how they get arranged in sentences rather than trying to decipher each word or each reading of a kanji. That was really challenging in the beginning, but Wani Kani really made that a lot easier. I felt able to skip the kanji and vocabulary lists in Genki and dive right into the grammar points. Because I knew I was going to get closer and closer to enjoying the native material and graded readers, which was really my goal from the start. And I think it's the goal of a lot of a lot of learners as well. That's true. Would you recommend Wanika users to wait until they hit level 10 or so to start their grammar studies? Yeah, I think it's a good level to start at. You have a lot of kanji and vocabulary under your belt. As a customer support agent, putting my customer support agent hat on, when I have users or learners who ask me when they should start grammar, I just say whenever you feel ready and whenever you want to dive in. Because if you're doing Wani Kani and grammar study simultaneously, I think you're in a really good spot. That's true. Yeah. I think it's up to you after all. Yeah. If you know more vocabulary, that's great too. You know, that's an advantage that you don't get. You don't have to look up every word you run into, I guess. It makes things so much easier to decipher. Yeah, totally. Thank you for sharing your story, Nick. And so if you're interested in using Wani Kani, the first three levels are free. So be sure to try the trial levels to see if it works for you. And if you end up really liking Wani Kani, you can use our special coupon code. It gives you a 25% discount for monthly and annual subscriptions. It's KEDO, K-E-D-O, or uppercase. And you can redeem this code until the end of June 2023. And the discount lasts for one year. So check out Wanikani. Now let's get back to the episode.
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BetterHelp
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How and Where to Buy Japanese E-Books
Episode date Nov 4
1 read
WWaniKani
WaniKani14:00-16:09
Time for a WaniKani ad. Please feel free to skip this part if you like. For those who are not familiar with WaniKani, WaniKani is a kanji and Japanese vocabulary learning platform where you can learn 2000 kanji and more than 6000 vocabulary items within a little over a year. And today, David will share his story about using WaniKani Yes. So yeah, Wanikani has definitely helped me in many ways. Just to start, when you're going through Wanikani and you're doing it for so long and you're drilling, you can develop a sense of how the characters, how the kanji are supposed to be pronounced in the wild. So for example, when you're reading a manga on your digital reading platform, if there's an unknown kanji in a book I'm reading, and there's no hurigana, then I can kind of guess the kanji's pronunciation. It's almost like using wani kani for so long helped me develop a sixth sense, you know, it should be, maybe it's pronounced this way. Yeah. So that was one of the big ways that wani kani really helped me. And apart from the kanji side of wani kani, It's also a vocabulary learning platform. So Wani Kani includes a lot of transitive, intransitive verb pairs for many verbs in Japanese. So just by having those in there, I've been able to get another sixth sense for how, you know, seeing a verb and saying, oh, that's a transitive, probably a transitive verb. And then this one is probably it's intransitive pair. So little things like that. Wani Kani has really helped me with throughout the time that I used it. And of course, of course, it's helped me build a repertoire of kanji knowledge. I was able to go through all 60 lessons in Wani Kani. I slacked a little bit, but I was able to get there. So I'm very, very thankful. Yeah. So thankful to Wani Kani for helping me through all those vocab and kanji characters. Thank you so much. Cool. Yeah. I really want to quote like the parts you said about like six cents like Wanikani giving you like six cents like that's like a yeah moving testimonial that's powerful thank you so just between you and us there might be a big sale coming up during the holiday season we usually have a sale around this time of year and you can get a discount for the lifetime account And the regular price is $299, but in the past year, during the holiday sale, we offered a 33% discount, so you can buy a lifetime account for $200. So I know it's still early for the holiday, but I wanted to give you a heads up now because we want you to try out the first three levels for free before coming into the lifetime account. So if you want to study, start studying kanji and Japanese vocabulary using Wanikani, now is the perfect time to do so. So start Wanikani today, and if you end up liking it, don't miss the holiday sale 2022! Go get it!
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Why Is Everyone Raving about "Yotsuba&!"?
Episode date Jul 23
1 read
WWaniKani
WaniKani33:05-34:46
Time for a WaniKani ad. Please feel free to skip this part if you like. For those who are not familiar with WaniKani, WaniKani is a kanji learning platform where you can learn 2,000 kanji and more than 6,000 vocabulary items within a little over a year. And today, Ian will share his story about using WaniKani. Yeah, I've been using Wani Kani for years, long before I became a writer and editor here at Tofugu. And it's just helped me so much. I think it's a really great platform just to learn not only new kanji, new vocabulary, but also really how to read and how Japanese as a language comes together. And of course, that'll help you a ton. If you want to read Yotsubato like we talked about today or any other book or game or even a TV show subtitles that you want to get into. So yeah, if you're wanting to start learning Japanese and want to build up your vocabulary, I think Wanikikani is an excellent way to do it. So if you're interested in using Wani Kani, the first three levels are free. So be sure to try the trial levels to see if it works for you. And if you end up really liking Wani Kani, you can use our special coupon code. It gives you a 25% discount for monthly and annual subscriptions. And it is Yotsuba, Y-O-T-S-U-B-A, all uppercase. And you can redeem this code until November 30th, 2022. And the discount lasts for one year. So hope you check out WaniKani and you will enjoy learning Kanji with WaniKani.
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Brands with quality-qualified reads detected on The Tofugu Podcast: Japan and Japanese Language
WWaniKani
WaniKani3 reads
Education
The first three levels are free. 25% discount for monthly and annual subscriptions, redeemable until November 30th, 2022, and the discount lasts for one year.
mid-rollKEDOLatest Jul 13