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Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in learning Japanese while they played games with me starting in January. I'm a Japanese-English interpreter living in Japan, and I wanted to start a streaming channel in which I would teach Japanese as I play games. The problem is, my rusty old brain isn't used to playing and talking, so I need someone to rejuvenate my brain.

I won't be recording or streaming our sessions, and I'm not asking for money. I just need to get my brain used to doing more than one thing at a time. Oh and if you could help me improve my Smash skills, that would be a plus.

DM me if you're interested. I have a Switch 2 and a somewhat outdated PC. I can get a copy of whatever game you might be interested in playing together if I don't already own it.

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[–] missingno@fedia.io 3 points 16 hours ago (1 children)

Might be fun. I've been going through a few of my old unlocalized favorites (Puyo Puyo, Panel de Pon) for some immersion practice, but at my level I'm only picking out bits and pieces.

[–] k0e3@lemmy.ca 2 points 4 hours ago

I think that's a great start. My childhood friend learned a fair bit of Japanese by beating some obscure SNES JRPGs that he imported back in the 90s!