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My experiences learning Japanese (日本語) and traveling to Japan (日本).

Generally I will write Hiragana for every word, but I will not write any romaji. You should take the time to learn the Hiragana. I would recommend Duolingo for learning that. After that it gets a bit tedious, and the core lessons for Duolingo can be too easy, especially on mobile where switching off the word bank isn’t possible.

LingoDeer is a pretty useful, but unfortunately not free tool for learning Japanese. I would not recommend it for languages that use the Latin alphabet. I tried it with German and it is not challenging enough to make the words stick in your brain, but you can still use it to get an overview of vocabulary.

A small preview of the mind map.
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冒険 ぼうけん adventure ;
tomorrow :P ;
日本語 ;
Technology ;
Grammar and spelling ;
Katakana ;

Japanese Mind Map

A huge mind map of all the Japanese I’ve learned, broken down by where the words came from.