What key milestones should I aim for in a 90-day Japanese learning plan

In a 90-day Japanese learning plan, key milestones to aim for typically include:

1. Days 1-30: Foundation Building

   • Learn the two basic Japanese syllabaries: ひらがな と カタカナ.
   • Start basic vocabulary and common phrases for everyday communication.
   • Understand fundamental grammar structures such as sentence particles and simple verb conjugations.
   • Practice basic listening and speaking through simple dialogues.

2. Days 31-60: Expanding Knowledge

   • Begin learning essential kanji characters, starting with around 100-150 common ones.
   • Expand vocabulary to cover more topics like numbers, time, family, and everyday activities.
   • Study more complex grammar patterns including tense and polite form.
   • Increase listening practice with native materials like simple podcasts or videos.
   • Start writing simple sentences and short paragraphs.

3. Days 61-90: Application and Fluency Building

   • Learn additional kanji (aim for about 300 characters total).
   • Improve reading skills with short articles, manga, or graded readers.
   • Practice speaking more fluently using learned vocabulary and grammar.
   • Engage with native speakers or language exchange to enhance conversational skills.
   • Focus on consolidating grammar knowledge and practicing listening comprehension.

These milestones help structure learning to progress from the basics through to practical use in conversations and reading, emphasizing a mix of vocabulary, grammar, kanji, and communication practice over the three months. ^{1, 2, 3}

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