Everyone hits a wall every now and then, it's only human. If we feel like we are making no progress or we are seriously stuck on something, it's only natural that we get disheartened and may want to give up. However, even if you want to give up now, do you really want to give up in the long run? The answer to that is no, no you don't (I hope) so how can we get past this "motivation slump"? Well if there is no will, there is no way, for starters, so you have to want to continue to begin with.

Next just try some of the following:

•  Review why you want to learn Japanese.
• Imagine the feeling and benefits of becoming proficient at Japanese
• If you're into it try to read some manga or watch some anime (in Japanese)
• Listen to some Japanese pod casts and watch Japanese shows
• Get a Language exchange partner (more info here: http://theroadtojapanese.blogspot.com/2011/10/language-exchange-partners-and-how-to.html)
• Try to make your methods of learning more fun!

They are but a few things you can try to get yourself back on track, but remember everyone's different, these are things that have worked for me!


This posts random Japanese is: 僕 - I/me (Sounds masculine so is mainly used by males ), pronounced 「ぼく」　Or to the romaji users "boku".