Jack Jordan
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I've been learning Japanese for almost a year now, first learning Hiragana and Katakana, then accidentally trying to learn Kanji an ineffective way before buying RTK, and right now I have a tutor, I am halfway through RTK, I am using HelloTalk to talk with native speakers and I am also a decent chunk through a core 6k anki deck. I recently found out about AJATT through Matt Vs Japan, and I was really excited to start the AJATT process, but one of the things he says often is that you should try to minimise output in a language until later stages of learning. Do you guys agree with this? I'm kind of torn, because there are loads of people on each side of the argument, and each side has points that make sense to me. I'm definitely going to do the immersion side of AJATT, I just want to find out what people's opinions are about this before I stop taking Tutoring/ stop using HelloTalk.
Thanks!
Below is one of his videos, although it might not make sense without a bit more knowledge of AJATT
Thanks!
Below is one of his videos, although it might not make sense without a bit more knowledge of AJATT