This planner was created for the Japanese Language Pathway on Natural Language Journey. For the complete language plan, CLICK HERE

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Are you intermediate-ready?

• [ ] Completed basic Japanese grammar (JLPT 4 & 5)
• [ ] Know how to learn vocabulary
• [ ] Know about 1,000 words
• [ ] Can easily read kana and some kanji
• [ ] Comfortable using tools to look up Japanese words and grammar

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Resources

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Study Priority

• Listening
• Reading
• Vocabulary
• Speaking
• Writing

Notes

• Add your current resources to the categories in the gallery
• Fewer resources are better, choose just a few that you like in each category
• Track how you use your resources in the calendar table

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Practice Schedule

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Active vs Passive

• Use both passive and active learning.
• Active learning involves direct study, such as flashcards, speaking, or dissecting grammar
• Passive learning involves listening and reading with minimal outside input, it involves focusing on the language itself, rather than understanding everything

Tracking Calendar