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I will be hosting another weekly anime watching event with a focus on learning Japanese, as we will be using the thousand times folded superior Japanese subtitles instead of the E*glish ones. Since this is a learning event, we will have a short Q&A session at the end of each episode in case something was unclear. We will watch beginner-friendly slice-of-life/high school/no- heavy-dialogue/character-based anime, so no heavy vocabulary or plot.

There is only one way to learn a language, and that is through immersion. Forget about Anki, Genki, Imabi, tatsumoto, RTK, KKLC, Kanji Damage, Wanikani, Duolingo, Bunpro, Kodansha, Tobira, whatever you're using, language schools, courses, Italki, AJATT, JLPT. While these are helpful tools to speed up your learning process, if you don't use the language in practice, you will not achieve anything with them alone.

 >When?
I was thinking every Monday at 22:00 CET, but if you have other suggestions, let me know.

>I don't know enough Japanese to join.
I would say minimum is ability to read kana and have either 2000h of anime watched with E*glish subs (Your passive vocabulary should be big enough to roughly follow) or self study a bit of grammar and 1000 anki'd words.

>But I don't know how to read kanji.
The point of watching with subtitles is that you don't need to be able to read as the lines are read out for you. With this you will naturally start to remember the kanji without the need for boring memorization.

>Why is watching anime with subtitles the best thing for beginners?
You have visual, auditory and textual clues for inferring the actual meaning of the word.

Sorry for late introduction I wasn't sure if I could prepare everything for today but I managed so I'm posting this anyway. Today we will be watching ep1-4 of Oniichan wa Oshimai! I will be posting the invite link soon. Next week we will start another anime from ep1 and I'll do a reminder a few days before.