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I used to live in Japan so I have a pretty good conversation level but still struggle with reading. I tried many apps but it never really "sticked", especially
by eloisant 4y ago
I used to live in Japan so I have a pretty good conversation level but still struggle with reading.
I tried many apps but it never really "sticked", especially as you said most are geared towards beginner and it's often a hassle until the app can figure out your actual level.
So I ended up biting the bullet and taking online group lessons. It is much more expensive, but also way better! I finally got back on track and now I feel like I'm progressing.
- glandium 4y agoOnline group lessons? I'm intrigued, I've only ever seen 1-on-1 stuff. Does that work like normal classrooms, but on Zoom or whatever? With possible breakouts in smaller groups? PS: Erwan, is that you?
- eloisant 4y ago> Does that work like normal classrooms, but on Zoom or whatever? Yes. I really prefer group lessons, but in my area there are no group lessons for my level. > With possible breakouts in smaller groups? In my class we're only 3 students so no need for breakouts > PS: Erwan, is that you? yes :)
- bamboozled 4y agoI do 1 on 1 lessons for an hour each week via Zoom. Afterwards my brain feels "rearranged" but IMO there is no substitute for it.