Language Learning, Isn't It?

I think it's all about making that game of paying attention to what you can do instead of what you can't do. I think a lot of the time, the learner is like the lowest priority. It's more about how interesting can we make it sound or how does the system work in sort of a basic feeling rather than efficiency. Then if you're only studying Japanese for 10 hours a day, thenyou could actually just watch a movie or the news comfortably. If you are an English speaker who wants to learn another language, especially one with lots of different pronunciations and grammatical rules, this will be very helpful. And so even after just learning the 100 most common words