What is Your Approach to Grammar?

2 days ago by NekoBeko to c/japaneselanguage

Hey everyone,

I've been studying Japanese for almost 1.5 years now and I am currently trying to conquer N4.

I am not having ANY trouble with vocab and kanji, but the grammar is making me go absolutely crazy.

My current approach is literally just "working off" a list of N4 grammar on JLPT Sensei and checking off items I've already learned. I usually look at the rule definiton, the example sentences of JLPT Sensei and then make my own ones.

But I don't really feel confident at all and I am not sure what I can do to try to make my grammar better. I already Bunpro before but that became more of a "sentence silhouette matching", because I more so remembered the shape of the sentence instead of the actual grammar.

Any tips?

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mtlvmpr 4 points 2 days ago

I tried many methods but it feels like it's not sticking completely. Currently trying BunPro and it feels like I can use it to fill up the cracks but only time will tell how far it works for me.

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nekobeko 2 points a day ago

Definitely keep me updated on this! I'd be interested to hear how BunPro works for you. :D

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