Well, since this is my first post here, 始めまして皆さん
Some days ago, looking for info about learning japanese, I came across this site, and found that I really like this.
Everybody seems so eager to learn japanese that it makes me feel eager to study too.
Well, having told this, I would like to share some interesting stuff y came across some days ago. It is a website where you can watch to videos from Youtube and other sites, but besides you can view them with subtitles, if anyone has written any, or create your own subtitles, if nobody else has uploaded them before.
Apart from watching some interesting japanese videos subbed into your native language, I think it would be great to watch japanese videos with japanese subtitles, as it would be useful to understand words you don't understand just hearing them, and at the same time learn new kanji and jukugo.
Unfortunately, the site is pretty new, so I've found only 1 japanese video with japanese subtitles, but I hope more videos like that will be uploaded in the future.
Moreover, while watching the videos you can see a little frame with the vocabulary used in the line shown at that given moment.
The site has other interesting features you can know if you visit it.
Well, the site is called Stormberry and the url is http://www.stormberry.tv
Enjoy it, and tell me if you find more japanese subbed videos, or try out and make your own!
Some days ago, looking for info about learning japanese, I came across this site, and found that I really like this.
Everybody seems so eager to learn japanese that it makes me feel eager to study too.
Well, having told this, I would like to share some interesting stuff y came across some days ago. It is a website where you can watch to videos from Youtube and other sites, but besides you can view them with subtitles, if anyone has written any, or create your own subtitles, if nobody else has uploaded them before.
Apart from watching some interesting japanese videos subbed into your native language, I think it would be great to watch japanese videos with japanese subtitles, as it would be useful to understand words you don't understand just hearing them, and at the same time learn new kanji and jukugo.
Unfortunately, the site is pretty new, so I've found only 1 japanese video with japanese subtitles, but I hope more videos like that will be uploaded in the future.
Moreover, while watching the videos you can see a little frame with the vocabulary used in the line shown at that given moment.
The site has other interesting features you can know if you visit it.
Well, the site is called Stormberry and the url is http://www.stormberry.tv
Enjoy it, and tell me if you find more japanese subbed videos, or try out and make your own!